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what is a protocol?
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Answer / manash enturi
protocal is the set of rules for transfor of data b/w
source to destination.protocal cal can have following rules
1 same data formate of data .
2 error checking
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Answer / shiva
Protocol is set of rules to standardization communication
between networking devices
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Answer / bhisham
The protocol:-
The protocols is used to moved the data in the network with
some set of rules and regulation
example :-1. Routed protocols
2. Routing Protocols
like RIP,IGRP,EIGRP,OSPF etc.
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Answer / sangeetha
protocol is the particular rules and regulation
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Answer / arunanoopm
Protocol is a set of rules.
It is mainly used to communicate source device to
destination device.
protocols are...
RIPV1,RIPV2,OSPF,EIGRP,IGRP.
Mainly used Routing Protocol is OSPF.
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protocal is the set of rules for the computer that are
connect in the network for communication..
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Answer / koti
protocal is a set of rules,is used mainly for dadt communcation.Mainly used Routing Protocol is OSPF.
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