The Data Link layer and Transport layer are both part of the OSI model. They both involve the transmission of data across a network. However, the Data Link layer is primarily concerned with the physical transmission of data within a local network, while the Transport layer is responsible for end-to-end communication between devices. Both layers involve error detection and correction mechanisms to ensure data integrity during transmission.
Basically Data Layer provides error-free transmission across a single link ( 2 consecutive stations ) where as Transport layer ensures the communication between source and destination. (Provide end-to-end delivery, from one computer (host) to another.)
Thus to ensure the communication, both the layers will provide following services;
1. Flow Control (Which controls the flow of data ensuring no overhead to the destination)
2. Error Detection and Correction (Detect errors in the data and correct them if possible)
well first off we have the huge difference between the layerage... for example, TCP/IP has 4 layers whereas OSI has seven. each does a similar thing with different taskforces
other than that do your own homwework, because I'm not writing your essay for you. I have my own to do by tomorrow morning.... ¬_¬
don't you mean quantitative data and qualitative data?
Data and information are similar only because data is a raw form of information. Therefore, they are one and the same. Information differs because it is organized, whereas data is not.
UPD belongs to the Transport layer of the OSI model along with TCP. While IP belongs to the Network layer of the OSI model. So they are on different levels. The UPD does not check the data for errors, whether packets will be received or does any sequencing, that is done by TCP. UPD is useful for large amounts of informaton to pass thru like audio and video because it does not slow it down with checking. IP is a totally different animal. It belongs to the Network layer and provides information about how and where datra should be delivered including data source and destination address.
Both store data. Both will usually have some sort of structure and organisation to the data. The user of both can normally find the data they need. The user can normally derive the information they need from that data from both. The user can add data to both and remove data and change data.
They can both store data. Both can extract information. There are a lot of functions and formulas that can be used on both. There are a lot of things that you can use a spreadsheet or a database to do. They are both computer applications. They are often found in suites of software, such as Microsoft Office or Open Office. There are lots of variations of both. They both have a huge range of uses. Data can be transferred between both. There are many more similarities, and a lot of differences too.
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Segmentation of data happens at transport layer. Because transport layer is responsible for successful transportation of data through out the network.
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The difference between datalink layer flow control and transport layer flow control is the need to keep the different layers of data separate in the flow control option.
Layer 2 - The Data Link Layer Layer 2 of the OSI model provides error-detection capability
The transport layer in an OSI model is the layer that moves information or data between the network layer and the session layer. The Open Systems Interconnection model is a way of visualizing the processes that happen in communication and networking.
Transport layer is the fourth layer in the OSI model. Transport layer is responsible for process to process delivery of entire message. Other than that it also control connection, flow of data and error , thus will resend the packet if it get lost in between.
Transport (Layer 4)
routers
I don't believe it's possible to transmit data without some sort of transport layer.
The transport layer manages packing and unpacking of data, the delivery of packets and checking for errors in the data once it arrives.