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high-level data link control


A Link-Level protocol used to facilitate reliable point-to-point transmission of a data packet. Note: A subset of HDLC, known as "LAP-B,"is the Layer-two protocol for ITU-T Recommendation X.25.
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high-level data link control


A high-level data link control (HDLC) is a protocol that is a bit-oriented synchronous data link layer. HDLC ensures the error-free transmission of data to the proper destinations and controls the dat [..]
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HDLC is a wide area Data Link Layer protocol standard developed by ISO. The HDLC protocol suite represents a wide variety of Data Link Layer protocols, such as SDLC, LAPB, and LAPD. The operation of HDLC consists of the exchange of different types of frames, including information, supervisory, and unnumbered frames. The two communicating computers [..]
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[HDLC] A Link-Level protocol used to facilitate reliable point-to-point transmission of a data packet.
Source: interfacebus.com





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