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During data encapsulation on a sending device, what happens as data moves down the protocol layers?
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During data encapsulation on a sending device, what happens as data moves down the protocol layers?
On a receiving device, data moves back up through the protocol layers and each header is stripped away in turn.
Compare what happens to data and headers on a sending device versus a receiving device during network communication.
Match each encapsulation-related term or device role to its corresponding description.
Order the steps of data movement and header handling from initial transmission on a sender to final processing on a receiver.
What happens to headers as data moves back up through the protocol layers on a receiving device?
During encapsulation on a sending device, data moves up the protocol layers as each layer adds its header.
In computer networking, what does each protocol layer wrap around data as it moves down a sending device?
Match each network communication action to the corresponding layer movement and device role.
The networking process where data moves down the protocol layers on a sending device, with each layer wrapping the data in its own header, is called ___.