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Title: 3 ? OSI ?? ?? ??


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3 ? OSI ?? ?? ??
  • OSI Open System Interconnection
  • Basic Reference Model ISO-7498
  • Purpose of OSI Model
  • is to open communication between different
    systems without requiring changes to the logic of
    the underlying hardware and software.

2
??
  • 3.1 ??
  • 3.2 ? ??? ??
  • 3.3 ??

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3.1 Model
  • OSI Model
  • is layered framework for the design of network
    systems that allows for communication across all
    types of computer systems
  • Layered Architecture
  • shows the layers involved when a message is
    sent from device A to device B

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Model(contd)
  • OSI Model

5
Model(contd)
Peer-to-peer protocol(7th layer)
7
7
Application
Application
Peer-to-peer protocol(6th layer)
7-6 interface
7-6 interface
6
6
Presentation
Presentation
Peer-to-peer protocol(5th layer)
6-5 interface
6-5 interface
5
5
Session
Session
Peer-to-peer protocol(4th layer)
5-4 interface
5-4 interface
4
Transport
Transport
4
4-3 interface
4-3 interface
3rd
3rd
3rd
3
3
Network
Network
Network
Network
3-2 interface
3-2 interface
2nd
2nd
2nd
2
2
Data Link
Data Link
Data Link
Data Link
2-1 interface
2-1 interface
1st
1st
1st
1
1
Physical
Physical
Physical
Physical
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Model(contd)
  • Peer-to-peer process
  • process on each machine that communicate at a
    given layer
  • Interfaces between Layers
  • defines what information and services a layer
    much provide for the layer above it

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Model(contd)
  • Organization of the Layers
  • Layer 1, 2, 3(network support layers)
  • deal with the physical aspects of moving data
    from one device to another
  • Layer 5, 6, 7(user support layers)
  • allow interoperability among unrelated software
    systems
  • Layer 4(transport layer)
  • links the two subgroups and ensures that what
    the lower layers have transmitted is in a form
    that the upper layers can use

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Model(contd)
  • OSI ??? ??? ??

H6
H6
H5
H5
H4
H4
H3
H3
T2
H2
H2
T2
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3.2 ? ??? ??
  • ?? ?(Physical Layer)
  • ??? ?? ?(Data Link Layer)
  • ???? ?(Network Layer)
  • ?? ?(Transport Layer)
  • ?? ?(Session Layer)
  • ?? ?(Presentation Layer)
  • ?? ?(Application Layer)

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?? ?(Physical Layer)
  • coordinates the functions required to transmit
    a bit stream over a physical medium.
  • (deal with the mechanical and electrical
    specification of the primary connections cable,
    connector)

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?? ?(contd)
  • Physical Layer

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?? ?(contd)
  • ????
  • ?? ??(Line configuration)
  • ??? ?? ??(Data transmission mode)
  • ????(Topology)
  • ????(Signals) ????
  • ???(Encoding)
  • ?????(Interface)
  • ????(Medium)

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??? ?? ?(Data Link Layer)
  • is responsible for delivering data units(group
    of bits) from one station to the next without
    errors.
  • It accepts a data unit from the third layer and
    adds meaningful bits to the beginning(header) and
    end(trailer) that contain addresses and other
    control information Frame

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??? ?? ?(contd)
  • Data Link Layer

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??? ?? ?(contd)
  • Specific responsibilities
  • node-to-node ??(delivery) station-to-station
  • ????(Addressing)
  • ??? ??(Access control)
  • ?? ??(Flow control)
  • ?? ??(Error handling)
  • ???(Synchronization)

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??? ?? ?(contd)
  • Data Link Layer(? 3.1)

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???? ?(Network Layer)
  • is responsible for the source-to-destination
    delivery of a packet across multiple network
    link.
  • cf the data link oversees station-to-station(node
    -to-node) delivery.
  • provides two related services.
  • Switching
  • Routing

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???? ?(contd)
  • Switching
  • refer to temporary connections between physical
    links, resulting in longer links for network
    transmission.(ex telephone conversation)
  • routing
  • means selecting the best path for sending a
    packet from one point another when more than one
    path is available

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???? ?(contd)
  • Network Layer

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???? ?(contd)
  • Specific responsibilities
  • Source-to-destination delivery(packet)
  • Logical addressing
  • Routing
  • Address transformation
  • Multiplexing

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???? ?(contd)
  • ? 3.2

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???? ?(contd)
  • ? 3.2(contd)

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?? ?(Transport layer)
  • is responsible for source-to destination
    (end-to-end) delivery of the entire message.
  • cf the network layer oversees end-to-end
    delivery of individual packet.

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?? ?(contd)
  • Transport Layer

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?? ?(contd)
  • Specific responsibility
  • End-to-end message delivery
  • Service-point(port) addressing
  • Segmentation and reassembly
  • Connection control

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?? ?(contd)
  • ? 3.3

T2
T2
H2
H2
T2
H2
T2
H2
Physical link
27
?? ?(Session Layer)
  • is the network dialog controller

28
?? ?(contd)
  • Specific responsibility
  • Session management
  • Synchronization
  • Dialog control
  • Graceful close

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?? ?(Presentation Layer)
  • ensures interoperability among communicating
    devices.
  • is responsible for the encryption and
    decryption of data for security purpose and for
    the compression and expansion of data when
    necessary for transmission efficiency.

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?? ?(contd)
  • Presentation Layer

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?? ?(contd)
  • Specific responsibility
  • Translation
  • Encryption
  • Compression
  • Security

32
?? ?(Application Layer)
  • enables the user, whether human or software, to
    access the network.
  • provides user interfaces and support for
    services.

33
?? ?(contd)
  • Application Layer

34
?? ?(contd)
  • Specific services
  • Network virtual terminal
  • File access, transfer, and management
  • Mail services
  • Directory services

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