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    The document describes the 7 layers of the OSI model from layer 7 (Application layer) to layer 1 (Physical layer). Layer 7 deals with user interfaces and data generation between applications. Layer 6 handles data representation and encryption/compression. Layer 5 establishes and terminates connections. Layer 4 ensures reliable message delivery and controls traffic. Layer 3 determines paths and uses IP addressing. Layer 2 provides connections within a network using MAC addressing. Layer 1 concerns physical transmission and reception of raw bits.

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    The document describes the 7 layers of the OSI model from layer 7 (Application layer) to layer 1 (Physical layer). Layer 7 deals with user interfaces and data generation between applications. Layer 6 handles data representation and encryption/compression. Layer 5 establishes and terminates connections. Layer 4 ensures reliable message delivery and controls traffic. Layer 3 determines paths and uses IP addressing. Layer 2 provides connections within a network using MAC addressing. Layer 1 concerns physical transmission and reception of raw bits.

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    OSI Model

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    Eric Resuello
    The document describes the 7 layers of the OSI model from layer 7 (Application layer) to layer 1 (Physical layer). Layer 7 deals with user interfaces and data generation between applications. Layer 6 handles data representation and encryption/compression. Layer 5 establishes and terminates connections. Layer 4 ensures reliable message delivery and controls traffic. Layer 3 determines paths and uses IP addressing. Layer 2 provides connections within a network using MAC addressing. Layer 1 concerns physical transmission and reception of raw bits.

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    Layer 7 – Application

     User interface & Data Generation


     Communication between software applications

    Layer 6 – Presentation

     Data representation
     Encryption and compression

    Layer 5 – Session

     Establish connection
     Maintenance and terminate

    Layer 4 – Transport

     Ensures that messages are deliver


     Message traffic control and reliability

    Layer 3 – Network

     Path determination (Routing)


     IP addressing (Logical Addressing)

    Layer 2 – Data link

     Provides connection between the same network


     MAC Addressing (Physical Address)

    Layer 1 – Physical
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