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The OSI Model

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What is an OSI?

•OSI stands for Open System Interconnection

•This was developed by the ISO (International Organization for Standardization) in the year 1977.

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What is the Main Objective of the OSI

Model?

–To standardize Networking to make sure that everyone was connected through a common network standard.

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7 Layers

Layer Function7 Application

6 Presentation

5 Session

4 Transport

3 Network

2 Data link

1 Physical

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To Remember the 7 Layer

Layer Function

Note

7 Application All

6 Presentation People

5 Session Seem

4 Transport To

3 Network Need

2 Data link Data

1 Physical Processing

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PHYSICAL

•This is the Layer that physically connect the networks together.

•Hardware•Medium of Signals

–Such as Cables, satellite, etc.

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Some Physical Layer Devices

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Split the data into packets This layer makes possible divide a way to exchange data

or a common local media

DATA LINK

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Send packets to address Supplies the means to

exchange pieces of data over the network between identified and devices.

NETWORK

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Ensures that packets arrive, and error free and are in correct order

TRANSPORT

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Established and coordinates connection between computers

This layer establishes, manages, and terminates connection also known as session between 2 network address

SESSION

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Allows transfer of files between different formats. Encryption is one of the services in this layer.

Encryption is the translation of data into a secret code. Encryption is the most effective way for data security. To read an encrypted file you must have a password or a secret key.

PRESENTATION

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This is the layer where people do their work , such as sending e-mail or requesting to transfer a file across the network

E-mail, files requests, file transfers, etc.

APPLICATION