OSI Model Flashcards

1
Q

The OSI Model (Open Systems Interconnect) Model was developed to establish a set of ________ for network communication.

A

standards

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2
Q

The OSI model describes how information from ________ in one computer moves through a network to reach software in another ________.

A

software, computer

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3
Q

The OSI model achieves this by breaking down the task of data communication into __________ different layers.

A

seven

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4
Q

These layers are numbered __________, starting from the bottom.

A

1-7

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5
Q

The layers of the OSI model, starting from the bottom, include: __________, __________, __________, __________, __________, __________, and __________.

A

Physical, Data Link, Network, Transport, Session, Presentation, and Application.

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6
Q

When two computers want to communicate, the data flows ____ the OSI model, and when the data crosses over the network media such as the internet, it flows back __ the OSI model to its destination.

A

down, up

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7
Q

(Application) The top layer of the OSI model is the __________ layer.

A

application

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8
Q

(Application) This layer deals with __________.

A

applications

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9
Q

(Application) This layer is to manage communications between __________.

A

applications

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10
Q

(Application) Supports application protocols such as __________, __________, and __________.

A

email, HTTP, FTP

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11
Q

(Application) At this layer, data still resembles something that __________ can read.

A

people

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12
Q

(Presentation) The presentation layer is where data is first converted into a ____ that can be sent over a network.

A

form

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13
Q

(Presentation) Data is compressed and _________ and encrypted or ________.

A

decompressed, decrypted

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14
Q

(Presentation) Sometimes referred to as the ________layer.

A

translation

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15
Q

(Session) This layer controls the dialog during ___________.

A

communications

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16
Q

(Session) It establishes, manages, and terminates the connections between the __________ and __________ application.

A

local, remote

17
Q

(Session) This layer is known as the __________ because it directs network traffic.

A

traffic cop

18
Q

(Transport) This layer provides the transfer of data between __________ users.

A

end

19
Q

(Transport) It is responsible for resending any packets that do not receive an acknowledgement from the __________.

A

destination

20
Q

(Transport) This layer can guarantee that __________ are received.

A

packets

21
Q

(Network) This layer is responsible for routing the data packet based on its logical __________ address.

A

IP

22
Q

(Network) It fragments and __________ the packets.

A

reassembles

23
Q

(Network) This layer instructs data on how to find its ultimate ___________.

A

destination

24
Q

(Data Link) This layer is responsible for sending data to the __________ layer.

A

physical

25
Q

(Data Link) Data packets are encoded and decoded into __________.

A

bits

26
Q

(Data Link) This layer handles ____ ______ and frame synchronization.

A

flow control

27
Q

(Data Link) It is divided into 2 sub-layers, ____ ____ ______ (MAC) and _______ _____ ______ (LLC)

A

Media Access Control, Logical Link Control

28
Q

(Physical) The bottom of the OSI model is the __________ layer.

A

Physical

29
Q

(Physical) This layer defines the network standards and ________ characteristics of a network, such as connectors, media types, cables, voltages, and etc.

A

physical

30
Q

(Physical) This layer defines the ________ of a network.

A

topology