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Protocol Suite Protocol Suite Protocol Suite Protocol Suites Protocol Suites Protocol Suite Protocol Suite Protocol Suite Protocol Suite Protocol Suite Protocol Suite Protocol Suites
SNA Transactions Services Remote Unix
SSP FTP Telnet SMTP
SNA/MS SNA/FS 2.5G WAP Forum File Transfer Telnet Simple Mail RPRINT RSHELL RLOGIN REXEC RWHO NWWDOG NWDiag CMIP CMISE
NIS RSTAT
Skinny Station
IPX Diagnostic FTAM
Network Information Management Services File Services Protocol Protocol Transfer Protocol Remote Unix Remote Unix Remote Unix Login Remote Unix Exec Remote Unix WHO NetWare Watchdog Common
File Transfer,
VTP Common
Services
Remote Statistics
UA Profile SL Print (Ipr) Shell Protocol Protocol
Support Protocol Management
Access &
Virtual Terminal Management Banyan Vines
H.323 SGCP Service NNTP IRC Gopher Information Protocol Information
DDM DIA Simple Gateway
User Agent
Load
BGMP
File Retrievel Protocol
Management
Service Element DECnet IV
Telephony Profile Border Gateway Network News Internet Relay
NFS PMAP Distributed Data Document Interchange Control Protocol Transfer Chat DHCP NWBCAST NWSERIAL DECnet V
AFP Network File System Port Mapper Management Architecture & Multimedia Multicast Protocol
TACACS NTP NetWare Broadcast Novell Serialization
H.450 .1-.9 Dynamic Host
AppleTalk Filing Applications Access Control Network Time Configuration Message Notification Protocol X.500 MMS ODA XNS
7 7
Protocol
DCA
Call Supplement POP3 TDP HTTP WWW Protocol Protocol Manufacturing X.400
SMB SNA/DS Services
SI Post Office Tag Distribution Hyper Text
Protocol Directory
Messaging
Office Document
Electronic Mail 3COM
MOUNT Document Control OTA Services Architecture
APPLICATION
Sever Message Distributed Services Protocol v3 Protocol Transfer Protocol Service
Mount Server Architecture Service Over the Air TFTP
Block Indication
From TCP BOOTP
MGCP
APPLICATION
SM
Session From NSP
6 6
Presentation Services Management
PRESENTATION
3270 Data
PRESENTATION
RAS LDAP
5 5
ASP ALCAP DNS
SoftTalk Q.931 (H.225) Access Link
Lightweight Direction
AppleTalk Session (H.225) Call Setup Registration, Admission, RRC RANAP Access Protocol
Domain Name Server Radius
Control Application Remote Authentication Dial In User Service
Protocol Status Radio Resource Radio Access MP RTSP
SESSION
Control Network Application Real Time
Multilink Protocol
WSP Part AAL2L3 SMPP
SESSION
4 4
WTP
From TCP From UDP Wireless BGP LDP MSDP RUDP MGCP
From Frame Relay Transaction Border Gateway Label Distribution Multicast Source Reliable UDP Media Gateway IP-SEC DIFFSERV
From Frame Relay Internet IP-Security Differentiated Services
Protocol Protocol of MPLS Discovery Protocol Control Protocol
ATP ADSP
Transport Layer AppleTalk NetBIOS
AppleTalk Data To ISO TP SGCP XGCP MBGP PPTP GDP
TRANSPORT
Transaction (ISO)
Transmission Control Request/Response SPX SPX ll
TRANSPORT
• Lowest of the higher-layer protocols Stream Protocol Simple Gateway Extended Gateway Multi-protocol Point to Point Cisco Gateway
Protocol
which provide end-user functions. Header Control Protocol Control Protocol BGP Tunneling Protocol Discovery Protocol
To SMB Sequenced Packet Sequenced Packet From IP
Exchange Exchange
• Utilizes network layer to ensure
ISO DE
Cisco Properties
reliable, sequenced data exchange WDP ISO Development
Wireless Datagram Environment
between end users. Protocol
HSRP STUN RSRB XOT NetBIOS-DG To MDLP
Hot Standby Cisco Serial Tunneling Remote Source Route Cisco X.25
• Can be connection or connectionless (TC P/IP) Datagram Protocol
Router of SDLC header Bridging Protocol over TCP
(datagram) oriented. To DLSw ISO Transport
• Datagrams are separately routed and From
may arrive out of sequence. IP TP0 TP1 TP2 TP3 TP4
Lucent Wireless Transport Transport Transport Transport Transport
• Connection oriented services provide a AEP NBP UDP Protocol Class 0 Protocol Class 1 Protocol Class 2 Protocol Class 3 Protocol Class 4
virtual connection over which all AppleTalk Echo (AppleTalk) Name
TCP Comp TCP User Datagram Protocol
packets travel in sequence. Protocol Binding Protocol RLP RLP Compressed Transport Transport Control
RADIO Link Reliable Link Control Protocol Protocol
• Segments messages into smaller units Protocol Protocol
(packets) for transmission. SS7 Over IP From ISO DE
3.5G Mobile IP To XTP To VFRP Routing Protocols Routing
HPR APPN SCMG IRDP
Motorola Wireless WCMP SCCP EGP GRE IGMP DVMRP OSPF Error (IPX)
High Performance Routing Advanced Peer to Peer 3COM 3G Wireless ICMP Router RIP
Networking 3COM 3rd Management To ND To ISO TP Discovery Protocol Exterior Gateway Generic Routing Internet Group Distance Vector Open Shortest Path (Novell) Routing
NLSP
ICMP VJC Netware Link
Generation Protocol Protocol Encapsulation Management Protocol Multicast Routing First Protocol
MOBIS i DEN CESH Echo (IPX) Information
CLNP
3 3
VAN Jacobson Protocol Services Protocol
Protocol
Motorola Motorola Channel Element Compression Connectionless Network
Property Property Speech Handler Protocol
Routing PIM-DM PIM-SM RSVP RIP GGP
ICMP Protocol Independent Protocol Independent Resource (TCP/IP) Routing Gateway to Gateway
Internet Control Multicast Multicast Reservation Protocol Information Protocol Protocol
Network Layer AURP SCCP ISUP Message Protocol Dense Mode Sparse Mode
AppleTalk Update CCP BAC/BACP IuUP
MIP Signaling Connection ISDN Signaling
NETWORK
• Last Network Services layer. Routing Protocol Iu Interface
IPX WAN
Compression Control Mobile IP Control Part User Part
RPL Bandwidth Allocation From UMTS/GSM NHRP MOSPF VRRP IPinIP LMP
NETWORK
User Plane
• Data units are called packets. Remote NetBIOS Protocol Control Protocol
LAPD To SNMP
Path Control WIRELESS Next Hop Routing Multicast OSPF Virtual Router IP within IP Link Management
• Uses data link layer to ensure error RTMP Program NetBEUI
Routing Table Load GPRS Protocol Redundancy Protocol Protocol
To PPP
free delivery of data. From To IP
Maintenance
• Uses unique source and destination Protocol UDP RLC MTP3 IPX To IP To QLLC
Reliable Link Message Transfer Cisco Properties Internet Packet Exchange
network addresses to route packets From PPP
Control GTP Part Level 3
through the internetwork. From SDLC IP E-IGRP IGP IGRP RSRB
GPRS Tunneling
Internet Protocol Cisco Enhanced IGRP Internet Gateway Internet Gateway Remote Source
• Provides flow and congestion OSP ORP Protocol
Routing Protocol Routing Protocol Route Bridging
control to prevent network Optical Signaling Optical Routing RIPv6 OSPFv6 ICMPv6 Protocol
resource (buffers, transmission Protocol Protocol To PPP
links, etc.) depletion. To FTP, Telnet... Routing Open Shortest Internet Control From X.25
Information Path First Message
DDP From From SCTP From From Protocol Protocol ISO Routing
SIP L3 Simple Control From From
Datagram Delivery Protocol TCP UDP X.25 PPP Ethernet X.75 ES-IS IS-IS IDRP
To MPTN SMDS Transmission Protocol FDDI X.25
Interface Protocol Level From Packet Switched End System to Intermediate Intermediate System to IntraDomain
SNA AnyNet Multi-Protocol IPv6 From
Packet Layer
Signaling between
Transport Networking
3 LAPD From Internet Protocol System Routing Intermediate System Routing Routing Protocol
NLP Public Networks
SLIP CSLIP Protocol Token
Ring
Address Resolution Routing and Tunneling Protocols
To RI DLSw MAC
Data Link Signaling NNI ARP RARP From LAPB
AARP To From SNA From UDP
Medium Access HDLC POS MPLS PPPOE XTP IPinIP GMRP Other Properties
LLAP To SNA Switching Control Address Reverse Address
Apple Talk Address SNA IBM RT SSP Signaling UNI Resolution Resolution PPP in HDLC-like Multi-Protocol Point-to Point Xpress Transfer IP within IP 802.1 GARP Multicast
LocalTalk Link
From Trailers
Access Resolution Protocol Wellfleet SRB XID IBM RT Switch-to-Switch Berkeley Trailers Protocol Protocol framing Label Switching Over Ethernet Protocol Registration Protocol VIVID
Distributed QLLC TCP (ATM) Newbridge MLP (X.25)
Procedure Wellfleet Source Route Protocol Encapsulation
Services Header Qualified Logical FP Cisco Propertties Routing Protocol Multi-Link Protocol
Bridging From Q.2931 3.1 IARP
SDLC Link Control Framing Protocol SLARP Cisco
From TP4 Inverse Address
Serial Line Address
CDP CGMP DISL VTP ISL SLE
Synchronous Data Link 4.0 PNNI Resolution Cisco Discovery Cisco Group Dynamic ISL VLAN Trunk Cisco Inter-Switch Serial Like
TCP Resolution Protocol
Control Protocol Protocol Management Protocol Protocol Link Protocol Encapsulation
From
X.25 From LAPB
Internetwork
2 2
Ethertype
LLC 802.2
Data Link Layer To To
UNI 3.0 Airlink PAP (PPP)
• Second Network Services layer. Ethernet Token Ring To DRP
SNAP Security Password Authentication CSCP IPCP
• Blocks of data are called frames. Sub Network Access Protocol TOH Protocol SLIP
To DDP Cisco Systems Control Internet Protocol Control Q.933
DATALINK
802.1 Spanning Tree Q.SAAL LANE (ATM) MNLP Serial Line Interface
• Ensures reliable and error-free data Transport Overhead SSCOP LAN Emulation Control Protocols Protocol Protocol Annex A
MNRP Mobile Network Protocol
DATALINK
V, E, T Series
1 1
100 VG-AnyLan IEEE 802.3z From
802.6 DQDB Ethernet SIP L1 To Frame To LAPB To Frame Relay V.24 V.36 V.11 HSSI
Man Mac
Gigabit Ethernet PDH - G.804 ISO TP MAC (CDPD) DS3 E3 E1 DS1
50 ohm coax SMDS Relay Cellular Digital Packet Date or V.35 or RS-530 or High Speed Serial
Interface Protocol Level 45 Mbps 34 Mbps 2.048 Mbps 1.544 Mbps
Medium Access Control RS-232 RS-449 X.21 Interface
Thin Wire 1 DS1 E1
Physical Layer 10 BASE-T
PHYSICAL
50 ohm coax Shielded Twisted Fiber Optic 1.544 Mbps 2 Mbps
DASS2/DPNSS ISDN-B ISDN H0 ISDN H11 ISDN-D ISDN H12
PHYSICAL
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