   Watch The Dawn of the Net
• Considered an open-standards protocol

• Seven layers to provide networked services

• Each layer has a specific function and must communicate with the layer
  above and below it

• Describes the functions for computers to communicate

• Published in 1984 by the International Organization for Standardization

• Because layers only communicate directly with the layer above and
  below it, newer technologies are able to be introduced at any layer and
  be used transparently by other layers.
•
• Demonstrated when web browsers are able to be used regardless of
  operating system or network hardware

                                   p6 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007)
The OSI Model                                       Physical
                What is it?
 Application    This layer converts output from layer 2 into
                electrical signals that can be transmitted over
 Presentation   the network.


   Session      Example
                Network cables (CAT 5, CAT 53, CAT 6, and
                fiber optic cables are some of the most
  Transport     common physical representations of networks.


   Network      For more information
                Physical Layer Video

  Data Link     Citation
                p6 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007)
   Physical

                  EDTech 541 Network Project
The OSI Model                                       Data Link
                What is it?
 Application    This layer adds a header which identifies the
                layer 3 protocol in addition to the destination
 Presentation   and source hardware address (MAC address)


   Session
                Example
                This layer refers to wireless, local area networks
  Transport     (LANs), and wide area networks (MANs).

                For more information
   Network      Data Link Layer Video

                Citation
  Data Link     p6 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007)


   Physical

                  EDTech 541 Network Project
The OSI Model                                      Network
                What is it?
 Application    This is where most communication layers do
                their work. This layer adds a header to the
 Presentation   beginning of the packet to identify the source
                and destination

   Session
                Example
  Transport     Routers are responsible for directing network
                traffic from a specific location to another
                location through packets.
   Network
                For more information
                Network Layer Video
  Data Link
                Citation
                p7 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007)
   Physical

                  EDTech 541 Network Project
The OSI Model                                    Transport
                What is it?
 Application    This layer takes data from the application and
                breaks it into smaller pieces and adds a
 Presentation   header to identify the sending/receiving
                application. These pieces of data along with
                their headers are called packets.
   Session
                Example
                HTTPS and SSL are often seen when shopping
  Transport     online or engaging in secure transactions.

                For more information
   Network      Transport Layer Video

                Citation
  Data Link     p7 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007)


   Physical

                  EDTech 541 Network Project
The OSI Model                                            Session
                What is it?
 Application    This layer is responsible for managing
                connections between hosts.
 Presentation
                Example
   Session      Video Conferencing (Skype, Google Voice,
                WebEx, Go2Meeting). When functioning
                properly, this layer allows for the audio and
  Transport     video to be streamed synchronously.

                For more information
   Network      Session Layer Video

                Citation
  Data Link     p7 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007)


   Physical

                  EDTech 541 Network Project
The OSI Model                                  Presentation
                What is it?
 Application    This layer formats the data for the application.

 Presentation
                Example
                Accessing Secure Content. The presentation
   Session      layer is where encryption and decryption for
                secure content occurs. It is his layer which
                communicates with the application to display
  Transport     the data session layer to obtain the data.

                For more information
   Network      Presentation Layer video

                Citation
  Data Link     p7 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007)


   Physical

                  EDTech 541 Network Project
The OSI Model                                  Application
                What is it?
 Application    Provides services to a user or an application

 Presentation
                Example
                Sending Email. The application layer takes the
   Session      data from the email application and prepares
                it to be transmitted through the network and
                layers 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1
  Transport
                For more information
                The Application Layer
   Network
                Citation
                p7 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007)
  Data Link

   Physical

                  EDTech 541 Network Project
   While watching The Dawn of the Net, see
    if you can identify examples of the seven
    layers of the OSI model.

 Ready to apply your skills? Play the OSI
  Game
 Find real world examples of the OSI
  Model
Works Cited

Doherty, J., Anderson, N., & Maggiora, P. (2007). Cisco networking
simplified. (2 ed.). Cisco Press.

Networking

  • 2.
    Watch The Dawn of the Net
  • 3.
    • Considered anopen-standards protocol • Seven layers to provide networked services • Each layer has a specific function and must communicate with the layer above and below it • Describes the functions for computers to communicate • Published in 1984 by the International Organization for Standardization • Because layers only communicate directly with the layer above and below it, newer technologies are able to be introduced at any layer and be used transparently by other layers. • • Demonstrated when web browsers are able to be used regardless of operating system or network hardware p6 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007)
  • 4.
    The OSI Model Physical What is it? Application This layer converts output from layer 2 into electrical signals that can be transmitted over Presentation the network. Session Example Network cables (CAT 5, CAT 53, CAT 6, and fiber optic cables are some of the most Transport common physical representations of networks. Network For more information Physical Layer Video Data Link Citation p6 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007) Physical EDTech 541 Network Project
  • 5.
    The OSI Model Data Link What is it? Application This layer adds a header which identifies the layer 3 protocol in addition to the destination Presentation and source hardware address (MAC address) Session Example This layer refers to wireless, local area networks Transport (LANs), and wide area networks (MANs). For more information Network Data Link Layer Video Citation Data Link p6 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007) Physical EDTech 541 Network Project
  • 6.
    The OSI Model Network What is it? Application This is where most communication layers do their work. This layer adds a header to the Presentation beginning of the packet to identify the source and destination Session Example Transport Routers are responsible for directing network traffic from a specific location to another location through packets. Network For more information Network Layer Video Data Link Citation p7 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007) Physical EDTech 541 Network Project
  • 7.
    The OSI Model Transport What is it? Application This layer takes data from the application and breaks it into smaller pieces and adds a Presentation header to identify the sending/receiving application. These pieces of data along with their headers are called packets. Session Example HTTPS and SSL are often seen when shopping Transport online or engaging in secure transactions. For more information Network Transport Layer Video Citation Data Link p7 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007) Physical EDTech 541 Network Project
  • 8.
    The OSI Model Session What is it? Application This layer is responsible for managing connections between hosts. Presentation Example Session Video Conferencing (Skype, Google Voice, WebEx, Go2Meeting). When functioning properly, this layer allows for the audio and Transport video to be streamed synchronously. For more information Network Session Layer Video Citation Data Link p7 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007) Physical EDTech 541 Network Project
  • 9.
    The OSI Model Presentation What is it? Application This layer formats the data for the application. Presentation Example Accessing Secure Content. The presentation Session layer is where encryption and decryption for secure content occurs. It is his layer which communicates with the application to display Transport the data session layer to obtain the data. For more information Network Presentation Layer video Citation Data Link p7 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007) Physical EDTech 541 Network Project
  • 10.
    The OSI Model Application What is it? Application Provides services to a user or an application Presentation Example Sending Email. The application layer takes the Session data from the email application and prepares it to be transmitted through the network and layers 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 Transport For more information The Application Layer Network Citation p7 (Doherty, Anderson & Maggiora, 2007) Data Link Physical EDTech 541 Network Project
  • 11.
    While watching The Dawn of the Net, see if you can identify examples of the seven layers of the OSI model.  Ready to apply your skills? Play the OSI Game  Find real world examples of the OSI Model
  • 12.
    Works Cited Doherty, J.,Anderson, N., & Maggiora, P. (2007). Cisco networking simplified. (2 ed.). Cisco Press.

Editor's Notes