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High‐Level Data‐Link Control (HDLC) Typical Data‐Link Layer Protocol

Roger L. Freeman

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The majority of the data-link layer protocols in use today derive from HDLC. It was developed by the International Standards Organization (ISO), and the relevant standard is ISO 3309. This chapter presents a partial list of data-link layer standards spawned by HDLC. It also defines some terms used in HDLC.

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The majority of the data-link layer protocols in use today derive from HDLC. It was developed by the International Standards Organization (ISO), and the relevant standard is ISO 3309. This chapter presents a partial list of data-link layer standards spawned by HDLC. It also defines some terms used in HDLC.

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The majority of the data-link layer protocols in use today derive from HDLC. It was developed by the International Standards Organization (ISO), and the relevant standard is ISO 3309. This chapter presents a partial list of data-link layer standards spawned by HDLC. It also defines some terms used in HDLC.

Key concepts: Data link layer, Link layer, Protocol (science), Computer science, Link (geometry), Data link, Computer network, Layer (electronics)

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