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Skills: none Concepts: LAN, data link functions – moving data within a LAN and medium access, data link protocols – Ethernet and WiFi, why protocols standards win This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License. The data link layer

Where does this topic fit? Internet concepts – Applications – Technology (communication) – Implications Internet skills – Application development – Content creation – User skills

TCP/IP from the outside Application Program, for example, a Web client Application Program, for Example, a Web server A TCP/IP network

The data link layer LayerFunction ApplicationDo useful work like Web browsing, , and file transfer TransportTransport data between application programs running on two hosts InternetRoute packets between networks (inter network) Data linkSend data within the local area network PhysicalSpecify hardware characteristics and ways to differentiate between ones and zeros

Moving data within a LAN

A home local area network To and from the Internet

An organization local area network

Transfer data and check for errors

Medium access control

Data link layer protocols Ethernet (copper and optical fiber) WiFi (physical and data link)

Open, dynamic standards win Open Dynamic (WiFi was also license free)

Summary

Self study questions 1.Since the data link protocols detect and correct errors, why does the TCP transport protocol also detect and correct errors? 2.Which two standards dominate data link protocols? 3.What are the three main functions at the data link layer? 4.Why did Ethernet and WiFi come to dominate the market for connectivity with local area networks? 5.Can you name another wireless protocol that is used in short range local area links? 6.Can you think of other wireless devices than WiFi radios that are license free? 7.Can you think of wireless devices that do need licenses? 8.Why are licenses required for many radio transmitters?

Resources The WiFi Alliance certifies equipment and markets: IEEE develops and ratifies technical standards like Ethernet: And WiFi: