DSAP

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DSAP (Destination Service Access Point) is a field in IEEE 802.2 LLC headers that identifies the destination logical service or protocol endpoint within a networked device.

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DSAP canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IEEE 802.2 LLC field
protocol header field
abbreviationOf Destination Service Access Point
appearsIn LLC header first octet
bitLength 8 bits
category data link layer addressing
networking
definedIn IEEE 802.2 LLC specification
linked to: IEEE 802.2
demultiplexes incoming frames to appropriate higher-layer handler
distinguishes multiple higher-layer protocols on same link
encapsulatesInformationAbout destination protocol or service
exampleValue 0xAA
exampleValueUsage SNAP extension
fieldType addressing field
fullName Destination Service Access Point
hasBit Individual/Group (I/G) bit
I/G bitMeaning 0 indicates individual address
1 indicates group address
I/G bitPosition most significant bit
interpretedBy LLC sublayer
layer OSI Layer 2
pairedField SSAP
partOf IEEE 802.2 Logical Link Control header
linked to: IEEE 802.2
purpose identify destination logical service access point
identify destination protocol endpoint within a device
relatedConcept Logical Link Control (LLC)
linked to: IEEE 802.2

MAC sublayer
Service Access Point (SAP)
roleInFrame selects destination service access point
scope intra-node protocol demultiplexing at data link layer
subLayer OSI data link layer LLC sublayer
usedInStandard IEEE 802.2
usedOver IEEE 802.11
IEEE 802.3 Ethernet
other IEEE 802 LAN technologies
usedWith SSAP
valueRange 0x00–0xFF

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IEEE 802.2 uses DSAP
SSAP pairedWith DSAP
SSAP relatedConcept DSAP