OSI Layers

Part 4
 Layers Description / Protocols Devices

7. Application Any software/application that lets you connect

to the network.
End Devices
6. Presentation Any file type that converts binary data into a
human readable form. PC, Servers
Network Printers
Controls the start and end of a network
5. Session
connection. 2 Types of Addresses
In charge for the reliable transport of data 1. Physical Address
4. Transport
TCP and UDP
MAC Address
Logical/IP Addressing and Path Determination
3. Network Routers 2. Logical Address
Routing Protocols: RIP, EIGRP, OSPF, BGP
IP Address
Physical/MAC Addressing and Error Detection
2. Data Link Switches
WAN Encapsulation types: HDLC, PPP, Frame-Relay terminal

Transmission Medium Types: Copper, Fiber, Air

1. Physical
Ethernet Standard, EIA/TIA Standards
Different Connector Types
 Layers Description / Protocols Devices TCP/IP

7. Application Any software/application that lets you connect

to the network.
End Devices
6. Presentation Any file type that converts binary data into a APPLICATION
human readable form. PC, Servers
Network Printers
Controls the start and end of a network
5. Session
connection.
In charge for the reliable transport of data
4. Transport TRANSPORT
TCP and UDP
Logical/IP Addressing and Path Determination
3. Network Routers INTERNET
Routing Protocols: RIP, EIGRP, OSPF, BGP
Physical/MAC Addressing and Error Detection
2. Data Link Switches
NETWORK ACCESS
WAN Encapsulation types: HDLC, PPP, Frame-Relay

Transmission Medium Types: Copper, Fiber, Air OR

1. Physical
Ethernet Standard, EIA/TIA Standards LINK
Different Connector Types
 *OSI LAYERS TCP/IP Original TCP/IP Updated
7. Application
6. Presentation 5. Application 5. Application
5. Session
4. Transport 4. Transport 4. Transport
3. Network 3. Internet 3. Network
2. Data Link 1. Network 2. Data Link
1. Physical Access 1. Physical