Which layer is responsible for identifying and establishing
the availability of the intended communication partner?
* Application
* Presentation
* Transport
* Session
* Network
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Answer / sunilbaglur
Application
The Application layer performs the following: Synchronizing
sending and receiving applications. Program-to program
communication. Identify and establish the availability of
the intended communication partner, and determine if
sufficient resources exist for the communication. Popular
application protocols include WWW, SMTP, EDI, FTP, Telnet,
and SNMP
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Answer / naeem
sessionlayer is responsible for identifying and
establishing
the availability of the intended communication.
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Answer / sathishbabu
transport layer
tcp- connection oriented
udp- connection less
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