InternationalInternational StandardsStandards OrganizationOrganization OpenOpen SystemsSystems InterconnectInterconnect (OSI)(OSI) ReferenceReference ModelModel

Networks: OSI Reference Model 1 Application A Application B

Application Application Layer Layer

Presentation Presentation Layer Layer

Session Session Layer Layer

Transport Transport Layer Communication Network Layer

Network Network Network Network Layer Layer Layer Layer

Data Link Data Link Data Link Data Link Layer Layer Layer Layer

Physical Physical Physical Physical Layer Layer Layer Layer

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Application Application Layer data ah Layer

Presentation Presentation Layer data ph Layer Session Session Layer data sh Layer

Transport th Transport Layer data Layer

Network Network Layer data nh Layer

Data Link Data Link Layer dt data dh Layer Physical Physical Layer bits Layer

Networks: OSI Reference Model 3 HTTP Request

Header contains source and TCP destination port numbers Header

Header contains source and destination IP addresses; IP transport protocol type Header

Header contains source Frame and destination physical Ethernet addresses; network Check protocol type Header Sequence

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Networks: OSI Reference Model 4 OSIOSI versusversus TCP/IPTCP/IP

Figure 1-21. The TCP/IP reference model.

Networks: OSI Reference Model 5 OSIOSI versusversus TCP/IPTCP/IP

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Application Layer Provides users access to the OSI environment and distributed information services.services.

Presentation Layer Provides application processes independence from differences in data repreesentationsentation ( e.g. abstract syntax notation).

Session Layer Provides the control structure for communicating between applications. Establishes, manages and terminates session connections between cooperating applications.

Transport Layer Provides reliable transparent transfer of data between end points. Provides end-to-end flofloww control andand error recovery.

Network Layer Provides upper layers with independence from the data transmissioon,n, routing aandnd switchinitchingg technologies used to connect sysystems.stems. Responsible for establishing, managing and terminating connections.

Data Link Layer Provides for reliable transfer of information accrossross the physical layer. Sends and receives frames with the necessary synchronization, flow control and error control.

Physical Layer Concerned with transmission of an unstructured bit stream over a physical medmedium.ium. Deals with the mechanical, electrical, functional and procedural characteristics to access the phyphysicalsical medium.

Networks: OSI Reference Model 7