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C-Day is almost here!! i'm freaking out!!

Which two WAN data link layer protocol support multiple upper layer
protocol.
I dont' know, don't have a clue!!!
PPP
HDLC
Frame Relay
ISDN
please explain, exam in 2 days.

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Frame-Relay supports multiple upper layer protocols but not sure about the other one.

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Point to Point Protocol supports IP, IPX, and one other that I can't remember. Maybe it's DECnet(?) or one of those other upper layer protocols nobody ever hears of.

Unsure about the others.

Hope this helps.

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quote:
Originally posted by adilux:
C-Day is almost here!! i'm freaking out!!

Which two WAN data link layer protocol support multiple upper layer
protocol.
I dont' know, don't have a clue!!!
PPP
HDLC
Frame Relay
ISDN
please explain, exam in 2 days.




The answers as I see it is HDLC and PPP.

Cisco-HDLC has a proprietary type field the indicates the type of protocol thus supporting different ones. Normal HDLC does not allow for multiple Protocols!

PPP as you said support IP and IPX because it works on both the datalink and network layers.

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