The OSI Model: A
Comprehensive Guide
This presentation will explore the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI)
model. We will discuss its history, benefits, and each of its seven layers.
The OSI model standardizes network communication, improving
interoperability.
by Mahendra Subedi
Application Layer: The User Interface
What it does
The application layer is the closest to the end-user. It
provides network access to applications.
• Enables user interaction
• Supports protocols like HTTP, SMTP, and FTP
Examples
Web browsers like Chrome and Firefox use HTTP to access
websites.
Email clients such as Outlook and Gmail use SMTP to send
emails.
Presentation Layer: Data Transformation
Translation
Translates data between different systems.
Encryption
Secures data using protocols like SSL/TLS.
Compression
Reduces data size for efficient transmission.
The presentation layer handles data translation, encryption, and compression. It ensures readability between diverse systems.
Session Layer: Connection
Management
Establish
Sets up connections between applications.
Maintain
Keeps connections active during data transfer.
Terminate
Closes connections after data transfer.
The session layer manages connections between applications. It establishes,
maintains, and terminates sessions.
Transport Layer: Reliable
Data Transfer
TCP
Connection-oriented protocol
for reliable delivery.
UDP
Connectionless protocol for
fast, but less reliable, transfer.
Segmentation
Breaks data into smaller segments.
The transport layer ensures reliable data transfer between endpoints.
TCP and UDP are key protocols.
Network Layer: Routing Data Packets
1
Routing
2 Addressing
3 IP
The network layer routes data packets across networks. It uses IP addresses for logical addressing.
Routers forward data based on these IP addresses.
Data Link Layer: Error-Free Transmission
1
MAC Addressing
Unique identifier.
2
Frame Sync
Ensures proper sequencing.
3
Error Detection
Identifies transmission errors.
The data link layer ensures error-free transmission on a local network. Ethernet and Wi-Fi are key protocols.
Physical Layer: Hardware
and Signals
Cables
Ethernet, fiber optic.
Signals
Wi-Fi radio frequencies.
Connectors
Physical interfaces.
The physical layer includes physical cables, wireless signals, and
hardware. It transmits raw bit streams.

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  • 1.
    The OSI Model:A Comprehensive Guide This presentation will explore the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model. We will discuss its history, benefits, and each of its seven layers. The OSI model standardizes network communication, improving interoperability. by Mahendra Subedi
  • 2.
    Application Layer: TheUser Interface What it does The application layer is the closest to the end-user. It provides network access to applications. • Enables user interaction • Supports protocols like HTTP, SMTP, and FTP Examples Web browsers like Chrome and Firefox use HTTP to access websites. Email clients such as Outlook and Gmail use SMTP to send emails.
  • 3.
    Presentation Layer: DataTransformation Translation Translates data between different systems. Encryption Secures data using protocols like SSL/TLS. Compression Reduces data size for efficient transmission. The presentation layer handles data translation, encryption, and compression. It ensures readability between diverse systems.
  • 4.
    Session Layer: Connection Management Establish Setsup connections between applications. Maintain Keeps connections active during data transfer. Terminate Closes connections after data transfer. The session layer manages connections between applications. It establishes, maintains, and terminates sessions.
  • 5.
    Transport Layer: Reliable DataTransfer TCP Connection-oriented protocol for reliable delivery. UDP Connectionless protocol for fast, but less reliable, transfer. Segmentation Breaks data into smaller segments. The transport layer ensures reliable data transfer between endpoints. TCP and UDP are key protocols.
  • 6.
    Network Layer: RoutingData Packets 1 Routing 2 Addressing 3 IP The network layer routes data packets across networks. It uses IP addresses for logical addressing. Routers forward data based on these IP addresses.
  • 7.
    Data Link Layer:Error-Free Transmission 1 MAC Addressing Unique identifier. 2 Frame Sync Ensures proper sequencing. 3 Error Detection Identifies transmission errors. The data link layer ensures error-free transmission on a local network. Ethernet and Wi-Fi are key protocols.
  • 8.
    Physical Layer: Hardware andSignals Cables Ethernet, fiber optic. Signals Wi-Fi radio frequencies. Connectors Physical interfaces. The physical layer includes physical cables, wireless signals, and hardware. It transmits raw bit streams.