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Application

Layer 7


This is the later the user interacts with (chrome, Skype)

Presentation

Layer 6


Represents the preparation/translation of Application format -> Network format


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Network format -> Application format


Presents data for Application or Network


Example: Encryption or Decryption is done on this layer

Session

Layer 5


When 2 devices, computer/servers, need to speak to each other a session needs to be created.


Setup, Coordination(how long a system will wait for a response), and termination of the App at each end of the session.

Transport

Layer 4


Coordination of the data transfer between end systems and host.


How much data to send, at what rate, where it goes.


TCP and UDP

Networking

Layer 3


Most of the router functionality that network professionals care about.


This is the layer responsible for packet forwarding, including routing through different routers.


IP addresses work at this layer.

Data Link

Layer 2


Provides node-to-node data transfer.


Media Access Control (MAC Address)


Logic Link Control(LLC)


Switches are on this layer.

Physical

Layer 1


Cable type, radio frequency link(wifi), as well as layout of pins, voltages, and other physical requirements.


When a Network problem occurs people go right to the physical layer.


Making sure the cables are properly connected and that power is properly connected.