What Is The Difference Between TCP/IP And The OSI Seven-Layer Network Model?
The OSI and TCP/IP networking models are compared and contrasted.
The Internet is made possible through network-to-network links. The "network layer" of the Internet communications process is where these connections are made by passing data packets back and forth across various networks. The network layer is layer 3 in the seven-layer OSI model (shown below). The Internet Protocol (IP), along with many additional protocols for routing, testing, and encryption, is one of the primary protocols used at this layer.
ON THIS PAGE: What Is The Difference Between TCP/IP And The OSI Seven-Layer Network Model?
What exactly is a network?
What takes place at the network layer?
What exactly is a packet?
The OSI Model (Open Systems Initiative)
TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol)
What are the benefits of using the OSI model?
The OSI model's drawbacks
In conclusion
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