The OSI and TCP/IP protocols, which are both significant sets of protocols, will be covered in this chapter. What do these initials stand for and what are the main objectives of each of the two protocols in one or two lines for each protocol?

Q: What precisely is meant by the term "Routing," and how does its implementation take place?

A: Picking a route for data to travel, either from one network to another or from one device to another…

Q: What are some of the justifications for the need of protocols in computer communication? Explain

A: Protocols is nothing but the set of rules that should be followed to achieve or to complete some…

Q: What are the two most persuasive reasons in support of layered protocols? Please give proof to back…

A: Introduction: The term Protocol Stack refers to the process of layering a collection of protocols.…

Q: Which two of the following reasons for layered protocols are the most convincing? Please give some…

A: The above question is answered in step 2 :-

Q: Give a brief review of the pros and cons of using connectionless protocols instead of…

A: Briefly summaries the advantages and disadvantages of adopting As an alternative to conventional…

Q: Give a brief review of the benefits and drawbacks of connectionless protocols as an alternative to…

A: Benefit of Connectionless protocol:  The connectionless assistance is straightforward.  In the…

Q: The two strongest arguments for adopting layered protocol architecture, in your view, are the…

A: Layered protocol architecture is a network architecture where a communication system is organized…

Q: It is conceivable that both Internet Protocol (IP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP) have the same…

A: UDP and IP: Both UDP and IP provide unstable service. UDP stands for User Datagram Protocol, whereas…

Q: In support of layered protocols, what are the two most persuasive arguments? Please substantiate…

A: Thea above question is solved in step 2 :-