TCPIP
- Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol
- basically a set of protocols organised in different layers

the 5 layers one is the one tested

ts important
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Benefits of Layering
- Modularity
- Each layer performs a specific function, such as routing, encryption, or data formatting.
- Makes networks easier to design, understand, and maintain.
- Interoperability
- Standardised functions and interfaces allow devices from different vendors to communicate.
- Devices can work together as long as they follow the same protocols.
- Flexibility and Abstraction
- Changes can be made to one layer without affecting the others.
- Example: changing a cable or encryption method does not require redesigning the whole network.
- Simplified Troubleshooting
- Problems can be identified by checking each layer separately.
- Example: engineers can determine whether an issue is caused by transmission, formatting, or routing.
- Standardisation
- The OSI model provides a common framework and language for networking.
- Modularity
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Memory Shortcut
- MIFTS
- Modularity
- Interoperability
- Flexibility
- Troubleshooting
- Standardisation
- MIFTS
