OSI Model
OSI stack:
7. Application Layer:
- HTTP, FTP, DHCP, DNS, RADIUS, SMTP
6. Presentation Layer:
- encryption
- SSL
5. Session Layer:
- establishes, manages and terminates the connections between the local and remote application
- L2TP
4. Transport Layer:
- provides reliable data transport to the upper layers through:
- data flow control
- segmentation/desegmentation
- error control (detection and recovery)
- retransmission on timeout
- protocols can be state- and connection-oriented
- TCP, UDP
3. Network Layer:
- connects hosts from various networks
- routers work at this layer
- IP, ARP
2. Data Link Layer:
- connects hosts within the same network
- physical addressing (MAC address)
- error detection and correction
- PPP, L2TP
1. Physical Layer:
- Ethernet, WLAN, USB, Bluetooth, RS-232
OSI stack:
7. Application Layer:
- HTTP, FTP, DHCP, DNS, RADIUS, SMTP
6. Presentation Layer:
- encryption
- SSL
5. Session Layer:
- establishes, manages and terminates the connections between the local and remote application
- L2TP
4. Transport Layer:
- provides reliable data transport to the upper layers through:
- data flow control
- segmentation/desegmentation
- error control (detection and recovery)
- retransmission on timeout
- protocols can be state- and connection-oriented
- TCP, UDP
3. Network Layer:
- connects hosts from various networks
- routers work at this layer
- IP, ARP
2. Data Link Layer:
- connects hosts within the same network
- physical addressing (MAC address)
- error detection and correction
- PPP, L2TP
1. Physical Layer:
- Ethernet, WLAN, USB, Bluetooth, RS-232
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