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    The document summarizes the seven layers of the OSI model: 1. The application layer allows user applications and processes to access network services. 2. The presentation layer formats data to be presented to the application layer and can encrypt or decrypt data. 3. The session layer allows session embellishment between processes running on different stations using logical ports.

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    OSI Model

    #CiscoCert Shortcuts

    APPLICATION/ CENTRAL DEVICE DOD4


    LAYER
    EXAMPLE PROTOCOLS MODEL

    APPLICATION (7) End User Layer: Program


    Serves as the window for users that opens what was User Applications
    and application processes to sent or creates what is SMTP
    access the network services. to be sent

    PRESENTATION (6)
    Formats the data to be presented Syntax Layer:
    JPEG/ASCII/EBDIC/
    to the Application layer. It can be Encrypt & decrypt Process
    TIFF/GIF/PICT
    viewed as the “Translator” for (if needed)
    the network.

    SESSION (5)
    Allow session embellshment Synch & send to ports
    Logical Ports G
    RPC/SQL/NFS/
    between processes running on (logical ports)
    different stations.
    NetBIOS names A

    TRANSPORT (4)
    T
    PACKET FILTERING

    Ensures that messages are


    delivered error-free, in sequence,
    TCP: Host to Host,
    Flow Control TCP/SPX/UDP
    E Host to
    Host
    and with no losses or duplications.
    W
    NETWORK (3)
    Routers
    A
    Controls the operations of the Packets: “letter”, Internet
    IP/IPX/ICMP
    subnet, deciding which physical
    path the data takes.
    contains IP address Y

    DATA LINK (2)


    Land Based Layers

    Frames: “envelopes”, Switch


    Provides error-free transfer of
    contains layer 2 address Bridge WAP
    data frames from one node to PPP/SLIP
    another over the Physical layer. (ex MAC address)
    Network
    PHYSICAL (1)
    Concerned with the transmission
    Physical structure: Hub
    and reception of the unstructured Cables, hubs, etc.
    raw bit stream over the physical
    medium.

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