Transmission modes

Transmission mode refers to the method through which data is sent from one device to another. The communication mode is often referred to as the transmission mode. Each communication channel has a certain direction, which is determined by the transmission material. As a result, the directional mode is also known as the transmission mode. The physical layer specifies the transmission mode. There are three different types of transmission modes: Simplex mode Half-duplex mode Full-duplex mode Simplex mode The communication in Simplex mode is unidirectional, meaning…

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Transport Layer

Layer 4 of the OSI reference model is the Transport layer. The transport layer is primarily responsible for the message's process-to-process delivery. A process is a type of application program that runs on the host computer. The Transport layer's primary role is to collect data from the layer above, divide it into smaller units, transfer these data units to the Network layer, and verify that all of the parts arrive at the other end in working order. Furthermore, all of this must be accomplished quickly…

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Network Layer Protocols

Network Layer Protocols Every computer on a network has a unique IP address that allows it to be identified and addressed under Network Layer Protocols. An IP address is a logical Layer-3 (Network Layer) address. When a machine restarts, this address may change. At one point in time, a computer may have one IP and at another point in time, it may have a different IP. TCP/IP supports the following Network Layer Protocols: Address Resolution Protocol(ARP) Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) is used to link the…

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Routing

Routing The routing protocols use the metric to find the shortest path for the packet delivery. A metric is a unit of measurement used by the routing algorithm to determine the best path to the destination, such as hop count, bandwidth, delay, current load on the network, and so on. The routing algorithm creates and maintains the routing table for the path-finding process. A router is a software program that selects a way for data to be transported from a source to a destination. A…

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Types of Routing

Types of Routing Routing can be classified into three categories: Static Routing Default Routing Dynamic Routing Static Routing Nonadaptive Routing is another name for static routing. It's a method in which a routing table's routes are manually added by the administrator. The packets for the destination can be sent via the route set by the administrator by a Router. Routing decisions are not made in this method based on the state or topology of the networks. Advantages Of Static Routing It has no overhead when…

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Network Layer Addressing

Network Layer Addressing Network layer addressing is one of the network layer's key responsibilities. The addresses on a network are always logical or software-based. The Network Layer is the third layer in the OSI model. It responds to transport layer service requests and forwards them to the data link layer. Converting logical addresses to physical addresses is the responsibility of the network layer. It chooses the best path from the source to the destination and deals with challenges like switching, routing, and data packet congestion.…

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Data Link Control

The Data Link Layer provides Data Link Control as a service to ensure reliable data transport over the physical media. In half-duplex transmission mode, for example, one device can only transmit data at a time. If both devices at the end of the link transmit data at the same time, they will collide, resulting in information loss. The data link layer ensures that the devices work together to avoid collisions. Data Link Control and Media Access Control are the two major roles of the Data…

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Network Layer

The Network layer is the third layer in the OSI model. The network layer controls host and network addressing, sub-network management, and internetworking. The network layer is in charge of routing packets from a source to a destination within or outside of a subnet. Different addressing schemes or non-compatible addressing types may exist between two subnets. In the same way, two separate subnets may use different protocols that are incompatible with one another. The network layer is in charge of routing packets from source to…

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OSI Model

The OSI Model (Open Systems Interconnection)  is developed by the International Standard Organization. It is a layered framework for the design of network systems that allows communication between all types of computer systems. Its primary purpose is to provide a set of structural guidelines for exchanging information between computers, workstations, and networks. OSI model describes how information from a software application in one computer moves through a physical medium to the software application in another computer. OSI consists of seven layers, and each layer performs…

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