Datagrams = Transport or NEtwork packet?
Dubuku57
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Hi everyone,
Im little confused about the naming of the layer 4 and layer 3 encapsulated packets cus ive seen conflicting info from different sources/different tests online!
Some say datagram is at layer 3 as in IP datagram.
Soem say datagrams are at layer 4 as in Datagram segments.
Can someone clarify this pls?!
Thanks!
Im little confused about the naming of the layer 4 and layer 3 encapsulated packets cus ive seen conflicting info from different sources/different tests online!
Some say datagram is at layer 3 as in IP datagram.
Soem say datagrams are at layer 4 as in Datagram segments.
Can someone clarify this pls?!
Thanks!
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APA Member Posts: 959Layer 4 - TCP(Segments) or UDP(Datagrams)
Layer 3 - IP(Packets)
Layer 2 - Ethernet(Frames), ATM(Cells) etc.....
Layer 1 - Bits
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dynamik Banned Posts: 12,312 ■■■■■■■■■□Layers 5 - 7, Layer 4, Layer 3, Layer 2, Layer 1
Data, Segments, Packets, Frames, Bits
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Dubuku57 Member Posts: 81 ■■□□□□□□□□Thanks...
segment: transport;
packet or datagram:network;
frame: data link;
bits: physical
Got this from McGraw.Hill CCNA Study Guide Exm 640-802
Thts why confused...=) -
captobvious Member Posts: 648Layers 5 - 7, Layer 4, Layer 3, Layer 2, Layer 1
Data, Segments, Packets, Frames, Bits
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