TCP/IP and the OSI Model - The Transport (Host-to-Host) Layer

By Dan DiNicolo, June 2nd, 2006 Posted in CCNA Study Guide Chapter 04. Subscribe to our RSS Feed

Rather Have Fast and Secure Remote Control?

Securely access PCs and servers worldwide through any firewall. Try it and see for yourself!

If you recall from Chapter 1, we’ve already spent some time looking at connection-oriented and connectionless protocols. At the Host-to-host layer of the TCP/IP model, two primary protocols exist – Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP).

Written by Dan DiNicolo - Visit Website

Print This Post

Next post in CCNA Study Guide Chapter 04:
Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)

Next post in TCP/IP:
Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)

Next post in OSI Model:
TCP/IP and the OSI Model - The Application (Process) Layer

Previous post in CCNA Study Guide Chapter 04:
Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)

Previous post in TCP/IP:
Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)

Previous post in OSI Model:
TCP/IP and the OSI Model - The Network (Internet) Layer

All Tutorials by Category:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> </SCRIPT>
IT Showcase

TCP/IP and the OSI Model - The Transport (Host-to-Host) Layer

All Tutorials by Category:

Search this Site:

Main Menu:

All CCNA Study Guide Chapter 04 Tutorials:

View all Tutorials by Category:

TCP/IP and the OSI Model - The Transport (Host-to-Host) Layer

All Tutorials by Category:

Search this Site:

Main Menu:

Sponsors:

Related Tutorials:

Syndicate

All CCNA Study Guide Chapter 04 Tutorials:

View all Tutorials by Category: