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1 APPLICATION LAYER BY, Parthasarathy.g

2 Traditional Approaches
Electronic Mail SMTP POP3 IMAP MIME

3 Traditional Approaches
2 Most Popular www

4 PROTOCOLS SMTP HTTP

5 MESSAGE FORMAT MESSAGE TRANSFER MAIL READER

6 WWW url Http Request Message Http Response Message Web services

7 SNMP Simple network management protocol

8 SNMP Configuration management Fault management Performance management

9 SNMP Configuration management Installing and configuration

10 SNMP Fault Management Reactive and Proactive

11 SNMP Performance Management Number of packets dropped Timeouts
Collision CRC

12 THANK YOU

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