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which of the following is not OSI model ?

which of the following is not OSI model ? Correct Answer Internet layer

OSI Mode TCP/IP layer 1. Physical layer 1. Physical 2. Data link layer 2. Network Interface 3. Network layer 3. Internet 4. Transport layer 4. Transport 5. Session layer 5. Application 6. Presentation layer 7. Application layer

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