- The sender and receiver must agree with each other
- Must establish the connection first

IP (Internet Protocol)
- Transfer packets to the correct destination
UDP ( User Datagram Protocol)
- They send information directly without establish connection
AppleTalk
- A set of local area network communication protocols originally created for Apple computers
- Implemented in TWO (2) phases:
- Phase 1: for small network
- Phase 2: for large network

802.2 (Logical Link Layer)
- Runs on the data link layer on the OSI layer
- Acts as a translator for data link layer so that whatever message that passes through the layer can be understood

802.3 (Ethernet)
- A standard specification for Ethernet
- Use by LAN products that define CSMA/CD

FDDI (Fiber Distributed Data Interface)
- Dual ring LAN using fiver optic cable
- Uses a dual ring architecture with traffic on each ring flowing in opposite directions

802.5
- Token ring pass the message, if no message then the token ring is available.
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