Which layer is responsible for determining if sufficient
resources for the intended communication exists?
* Application
* Network
* Session
* Presentation
* Transport
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Answer / sunilbaglur
Ans: Application
The Application layer is responsible for determining if
sufficient resources for the intended communication exists.
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Answer / sirisha vullaganti
It is the Application layer responsible for determining the
suffecient resources
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Answer / praveen
its 100% Application layer
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Answer / getachew t.a
I am voting here. and the winners are those who came up
with the Applicaton Layer.
This layer is responsiblefor supporting enduser processes
and identifications of communication partners.
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Answer / click
It is session layer
Here ....we can establish a connection between 2 devices...
session layer works like"establishing a connection and
terminating a connectin...
so if ,communication between two devices can be identified
through session layer
Presentation layer is to display the info....
transport is responsible here
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Answer / syed mahboob feroz ahmed
Hi,
Network Layer decides as communication is possible only
through Network Layer.
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have any command to shutdown all system in network
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Which layer is responsible for determining if sufficient resources for the intended communication exists? * Application * Network * Session * Presentation * Transport
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