Which of the following is an example of the Network Layer?
A.) LLC
B.) SQL
C.) Token Ring
D.) IPX
E.) SPX
Answer / guest
Answer: D
Most protocol suites have different OSI layer protocols
within them. At
layer 3,
IP is for TCP/IP. TCP is layer 4.
IPX is for IPX/SPX. SPX is layer 4.
DDP is for Appletalk
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1900 Value in which type of access list?
What is difference between routing and routed protocols?
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please name some routed protocol.
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