Internet Protocol¶
Postel, J. (1981). Internet Protocol.
Cited by¶
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Domain-specific¶
- Network Layer
- In older Internet usage, “Network Layer” could instead mean the Link Layer, a terminological near miss that RFC 1812 explicitly warns about.
This sourceFull RFC Editor specification inspected. Defines IP datagram transfer, addresses, path/gateway roles, upper and lower interfaces, and IP-specific connectionless/no-end-to-end-reliability limits.
- In older Internet usage, “Network Layer” could instead mean the Link Layer, a terminological near miss that RFC 1812 explicitly warns about.
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