The TCP/IP Model

The TCP/IP model consists of four layers, that are the: __.

Application, Transport, Internet, and Link/Network Interface Layers.

The TCP/IP model is a __ model, while the OSI seven-layer model is a __ model.

descriptive; prescriptive

The OSI model's Layer 1 and Layer 2 are equivalent to the TCP/IP model's __ Layer.

Link [Layer] / Network Interface [Layer]

Any device that deals with pure IP packets - getting an IP packet to it's destination - sits in the __ Layer.

Internet [Layer]

The __ Layer combines features of the OSI Transport Layer and Session Layers with a little bit of the Application Layer.

Transport [Layer]

The connectionless protocol is called __.

User Datagram Protocol [UDP]

TCP segment

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User Datagram Protocol

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The TCP/IP Application Layer combines features of the top three layers of the OSI model.

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