OSI Model Flashcards

1
Q

osi

A

open systems interconnection

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2
Q

layer 1

A

physical layer
bits
cables, radio frequencies, hubs, waps, media converters

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3
Q

broadband

A

divides bandwidth into separate channels

cable tv

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4
Q

baseband

A

uses all available frequency on a medium

ethernet

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5
Q

multiplexing

A

get more out of limited network
simultaneous use of broadband
TDM, StatTDM, FDM

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6
Q

layer 2

A

data link layer
MAC frames
1. media access control: physical addressing
2. logical link layer: ack, flow control, error control
NIC, bridges, switches\
add src and dest MACs

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7
Q

layer 3

A

network layer
IP packets
routers, multilayer switches, IPv4/6, ICMP
add src and dest IPs

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8
Q

icmp

A

internet control message protocol

send error messages and operation information about IP

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9
Q

layer 4

A
transport layer
segments/datagrams
tcp, udp, 
load balancers, firewalls
add src and dest ports
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10
Q

tcp

A

transmission control protocol
reliable, connection-oriented
flow control, windowing, acks, retransmissions

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11
Q

udp

A

user diagram protocol
unreliable, connectionless
no windowing or retransmission or acks
audio/video streaming

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12
Q

windowing

A

allows clients to adjust the amount of data sent in each segment
continually adjusts based on retransmission rates

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13
Q

buffering

A

allocate memory to store segments if bandwidth is not available
when ready, transmit from buffer
if full, messages are dropped :(

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14
Q

layer 5

A

session layer
data
setup, maintain, teardown session
H.323, netBIOS

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15
Q

layer 6

A

presentation layer
data
format and secure
tls, ssl, html, ascii. php, js etc…

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16
Q

layer 7

A
application layer
data
email: pop3, imap, smtp
web: http, https
dns, ftp/s, telnet, ssh, snmp
17
Q

encapsulation

A

putting headers/trailer around some data

layers 7->1

18
Q

decapsulation

A

removing headers/trailer around some data

layers 1->7

19
Q

pdu

A

protocol data unit

bits, frames, packets, segments/datagrams

20
Q

syn

A

tcp synchronization flag

21
Q

ack

A

tcp acknowledgement flag

22
Q

fin

A

tcp finished packet

tear down connection

23
Q

rst

A

tcp reset flag

used when unexpected packet is received

24
Q

psh

A

tcp push flag

give data priority

25
Q

urg

A

tcp urgent flag

gives packet most priority (ignore anything else in queue)

26
Q

ethertype

A

field to indicate which protocol is encapsulating