Hi,
I am starting a Network testing blog writeups series from basic.
So, Let’s get started
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Topic:
- OSI model vs TCP/IP model
- IP, gateway
OSI model:
The Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model is a 1984 conceptual framework standardized by the ISO that breaks network communication into seven distinct layers. Well, this doesn’t work in real life
Layers are:
- Application layer: This layer directly interacts with websites such as HTTP/HTTPS, SMTP.
- Presentation Layer: This layer help in encryption of data such as SSL/TLS.
- Session Layer: This layer responsible for sessions between 2 devices such as session cookies.
- Transport Layer: This layer is responsible for flow of data for example (TCP/UDP).
- Network Layer: This layer is responsible for data routing across multiple networks.
- Data link Layer: This layer is to make sure the data transfer to physical layer must be error-free and properly framed.
- Physical Layer: This is lowest layer of the OSI model it operates and make data available from data link layer to hardware in a binary format. This includes data transfer from cables and switches
TCP/IP model:
The TCP/IP model is a four-layered, standardized framework. That defines how data is packetized, addressed, transmitted, routed, and received over networks. This one use in real life
In this as you know there are only 4 layers which are:
- Application layer: This layer directly interacts with websites such as HTTP/HTTPS,SMTP.
- Transport layer: This layer is responsible for flow of data for example (TCP/UDP).
- Internet layer: This layer is responsible for routing data from devices to other devices in a subnet.
- Network access layer: This layer is responsible for data routing across multiple networks. such as MAC, Ethernet.
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