CS601 VU Current Assignment No. 2 Spring 2012 Solution
Friday, April 20, 2012 Edit This LAYERS | PROTOCOLS | Correct Choice |
Application layer | TCP | FTP |
Transport layer | Line code | TCP |
Network layer | ARP | ARP & IP |
Data link layer | FTP | |
Physical layer | IP | Line Code |
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
Sr. No. | Layer Name | Header/Trailer/ N/A | Data Unit | Functionality |
1 | Application | Header | Data | The Application Layer provides different services to the application. Examples of the services provided by this layer are File Transfer, electronic messaging, Virtual terminal access & Network Management. |
2 | Presentation | Header | Raw Data | This layer is responsible for protocol conversion, Data Encryption and decryption. This layer makes the communication between two hosts possible |
3 | Session | Header | | This layer is responsible for process to process communication between the hosts in the network. This layer is responsible for establishing and ending the session across the network. |
4 | Transport | Header | Segment | This layer is responsible for end to end devilries of messages between the network hosts. it first divides the data into chunks/packets before transmission and then the receiving computer re-assembles these packets. It also ensures error free data delivery without loss or duplication. |
5 | Network | Header | Packets | This layer is responsible for translating the logical network address and name into their physical address (MAC Address). This layer also responsible for addressing, determine the routes for sending and managing network problems such as packet switching, congestion & routines. |
6 | Data Link | Header/Tailor | Frames | This layer is responsible for controlling the error between adjacent nodes and transfers the frame to other computer using physical layer. This layer is sued by hubs, switches for their operation. vusolutions.com |
7 | Physical | N/A | Bits | This layer is responsible for transmitting the row bit stream over the physical cable. This layer define the physical hardware such as cables, cards etc. |