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What are some advantages to layering as seen in the TCPIP architecture?
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- Easier application development.
- Network can change without all programs being modified.
- It provides flexibility to modify network services.
- Addition of new services and management of network architecture is easy.
- Due to segmentation it is easy to solve complex problems.
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