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Mit der Kommunikation auf Anwendungsebene ist die netzunabhängige Kommunikation von mindestens zwei Anwendungsprozessen gemeint, welche von der Anwendungsschicht des ISO/OSI-Referenzmodells (siehe Abb. 13.1) umgesetzt wird. Die Adressierung von Elementen sowie die Ermöglichung verbindungsloser und verbindungsorientierter Kommunikation verschiedener Anwendungsinstanzen wird bereits durch die Protokolle der darunter liegenden Schichten sichergestellt, sodass diese als Dienst für die Anwendungsebene bereitstehen.

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  1. Datteln, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland

    Patrick-Benjamin Bök

  2. Stralsund, Deutschland

    Andreas Noack

  3. Ostrhauderfehn, Deutschland

    Marcel Müller

  4. Dortmund, Deutschland

    Daniel Behnke

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Bök, PB., Noack, A., Müller, M., Behnke, D. (2020). Kommunikation auf Anwendungsebene. In: Computernetze und Internet of Things. Springer Vieweg, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29409-0_13

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