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Explain HDLC protocol along with its different frame structure.
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High-Level Data Control, also known as HDLC, is a bit oriented, switched and non-switched protocol. It is a data link control protocol, and falls within layer 2, the Data Link Layer of the Open Systems Interface (OSI) model.
It has been so widely implemented because it supports both half duplex …
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