Friday, September 12, 2008

OSI seven-layer model

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OSI seven-layer model

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The seven Layers Described

Physical layer: The lowest layer of the model, it provides the transmission of data. This layer defines electrical and mechanical properties. for example: kani na layer magpahibalo sa kadaku sa ethernet coaxial cable, ang klase sa BNC connector magamit, and the termination method.

Network layer: The third layer routes data from one network node to others. for example: kini na layer nagpahibalo sa addressing and routing structure sa internet.

Transport layer: This layer ensures that data from the source arrives at the destination correctly and in proper sequence. for example: ani la layer magpahilbalo kung or unsa retransmission ang gigamit to ensure ang data paghatud.

Session layer: The layer provides the capability for cooperating applications to synchronize and manage their dialog and data exchange. for example: nag pahibalo gi unsa pag request ug pag reply sa packet are paired in a remote procedure call.

Presentation layer: This provides services that interpret the meaning of the information exchanged. for example: nagpa ila gi unsa pag flaoting point number can be exchange between host with different math formats.

Application layer: This layer directly serves the end user. It supports end applications such as file transfer and database access. for example: ang layer gusto ipasabot anf file system operations.

Thursday, September 4, 2008