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  • Integrated Services Digital Network
  • Layers
    • Physical Layer
    • Data Link Layer
    • Network Layer
  • Channels
    • ISDN B-Channel
    • ISDN D-Channel
    • ISDN H-Channel
  • Interfaces
    • BRI - Basic Rate Interface
      • U Interface
      • T Interface
      • S Interface
      • R Interface
    • PRI - Primary Rate Interface
      • T1
      • E1
    • B-ISDN - Broadband-ISDN
  • Services
    • Bearer Services
    • Teleservices
    • Supplementary Service
  • Devices
    • Network Termination
    • Terminal adapter
    • ISDN Router
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  1. Layers

Data Link Layer

The ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) data link layer ensures reliable data transfer across the ISDN network. It operates at Layer 2 of the OSI model and is responsible for framing, flow control, and error management.

Key protocols used at this layer include:

  • LAPD (Link Access Protocol for D-channel): This protocol facilitates signaling across the ISDN's D-channel, managing multiple logical connections and ensuring data integrity and orderly delivery.

  • HDLC (High-Level Data Link Control): ISDN utilizes HDLC-like framing for B-channels to handle data encapsulation and error detection through checksums.

These protocols collectively ensure efficient and error-free communication between network devices over ISDN links.

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