Give advantage of added MSRN opposed to addresses of VLR and HLR.
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Give advantage of added MSRN opposed to addresses of VLR and HLR.
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- Can the Application Layer be supported by the XDR?Pls do fast and i will rate instantly for sure Try to give solution in typed form How is data transfer achieved using CATV channels? Explain why there is only one address field (instead of two) in an HDLC frame.Write the answer of each of the following questions in brief with respect to OSI layer model: Transmission of bit stream across physical medium Answer: *This question has already been submitted, but this question remains unanswered
