TCP/IP Reference Model

The TCP/IP model does not same as OSI model. There is no universal agreement regarding how to define TCP/IP with a layered model but it is generally agreed that there are fewer layers than the seven layers of the OSI model.

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sudharsan	thanks 2 guide and helping	11/9/2009
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ashok kalla	the matter given was clear.and in simple language.it is very useful to all	7/13/2008
Ajay	I like the article based o TCP/IP model. Its very useful to understand the TCP/IP model.	6/11/2008
shantanu IPEC	it's really very nice.thank for this.	3/26/2008
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Madhu Sudhan	This is good enough to understand simple and best	3/6/2008
naveen	explain layers with devices used under as a real implementation network establishment	10/26/2007
reddy	please specify and explain first two low level layers i,e physical layer and datalink layer	10/26/2007
arun	very good you are	8/5/2007
madeeha cheema	it will be more easy to understand if some diagrams are added.	1/21/2007
meera	Its very nice	12/7/2006
Herman	precise and informative	9/20/2006
Sezair	Hi, Ravi Kumar Paluri can you explain more for Host to network layer in TCP/IP	5/10/2006
raman	wonderful thots	1/23/2006
khawar hasham	comprihensive details of comparison between OSI model and TCP/IP model	10/11/2004
Jawad	history of TCP/IP and OSI reference model	9/29/2004

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