Re: PPP

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Here is a question that will tax your synapes to bursting point!

How is PPP and TCP/IP libs "wired" together?  Like, DO I (OSI 8) call TCP
and it calls IP and down the 
chain till it spills over and gets real physical (OSI 1)? I am confused.


At 10:02 AM 3/5/02 -0500, you wrote:
>whoa, it's in the TCP/IP suite, it's not. So let me get this straight. TCP
>and UDP are part of IP. TCP provides error sum UDP doesn't and is therefore
>faster than TCP. They are encapsulated in IP, which is put into the data
>bitstream of a PPP frame. Layer 1 is the physical layer, are bitstreams sent
>at that level. BTW I have 56K dial-up no ISDN or DSL.
>----- Original Message -----
>


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