OSI Model Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 7 layers in the OSI Model in order.

A
  1. Application 6. Presentation 5. Session 4. Transport 3. Network 2. Data Link 1. Physical
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2
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Different _________ work at different levels of the OSI model

A

protocols

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3
Q

_____ is an extremely fast, streamlined protocol that is not connection oriented

A

IPX

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4
Q

IPX is a routable protocol that is located at the_________ layer of the OSI model. Because it is also an unreliable connectionless _________, IPX also applies to layer 4

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IPX is a routable protocol that is located at the network layer of the OSI model. Because it is also an unreliable connectionless transport, IPX also applies to layer 4

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5
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IPX is a routable protocol that is located at the network layer of the OSI model. Because it is also an unreliable connectionless transport, IPX also applies to layer 4—the transport layer.

What does Unreliable and connectionless mean?

A

unreliable means data is sent without acknowledgment
of receipt

connectionless means that a session is not established before transmitting.

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6
Q

Because SPX runs at the _______ layer, it is considered a layer-4 protocol.

A

Network

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7
Q

___________ is a transport protocol used by IPX for connection-oriented communication.

A

Sequenced Packet Exchange (SPX)

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8
Q

SPX is the equivalent to ____ but for the IPX/SPX protocol suite

A

TCP

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9
Q

Network communication starts at the _________ layer of the OSI model and works its way down through the layers to the ________ layer

A

Network communication starts at the application layer of the OSI model and works its way down through the layers to the physical layer

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10
Q

if the presentation layer compresses the data on the sending system, the presentation layer will ___________ the data on the receiving system before passing the data up to the application layer.

A

decompress

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11
Q

If we choose to compress our data from the application that we are using, the application layer will pass that request to the _________ layer and the _________ layer that does the compression.

A

presenation

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12
Q

The _______ layer manages the dialog between computers

A

session

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13
Q

The _______ layer establishes, manages, and terminates communications between two computers.

A

session

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14
Q

What layer is responsible for the following?

In the establishment phase, the requestor initiates the service and the rules for communication between the two systems. These rules could include such things as who transmits and when, as well as how much data can be sent at a time. Both systems must agree on the rules; the rules are like the etiquette of the conversation.

A

session

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15
Q

The _________ layer handles ________ functions such as reliable and unreliable delivery of the data.

A

Transport

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16
Q

On the sending system, the _______ layer is responsible for breaking the data into smaller packets, so that if retransmission is required, only the packets missing will be sent.

A

transport

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17
Q

Missing packets are determined by the fact that the transport layer receives _________________ from the remote system

A

acknowledgments (ACKs)

18
Q

At the receiving system, the ________ layer will be responsible for opening all of the packets and reconstructing the original message.

A

transport

19
Q

Another function of the _______ layer is segment sequencing.

A

transport

20
Q

_____________ is a connection-oriented service that takes segments that are received out of order and resequences them in the right order. This occurs on the _________ layer.

A

Sequencing is a connection-oriented service that takes segments that are received out of order and resequences them in the right order.

This occurs on the transport layer.

21
Q

___________ addresses also are called sockets or ports by protocols such as TCP/IP.

A

Service

22
Q

The ____________ layer also enables the option of specifying a “service address” for the services or application on the source and destination computers to specify what application the request came from and what application the request is headed for.

A

The transport layer also enables the option of specifying a “service address” for the services or application on the source and destination computers to specify what application the request came from and what application the request is headed for.

23
Q

All modern operating systems run many programs at once, and each program has a unique _________________.

A

service address

24
Q

IP does not ensure the delivery of the packets; that is the responsibility of higher-layer protocols, such as ____

A

Internet Protocol (IP)

25
Q

_______________ in the TCP/IP protocol suite performs the same routing functions that IPX does for the IPX/SPX protocol suite.

A

The Internet Protocol (IP)

26
Q

Although IPX runs at layer 3 (network layer) and layer 4 (transport layer), the Network+ exam places it at __________ .

A

layer 3

27
Q

The logical address that IP uses is known as an ________ and looks similar to 192.168.3.200

A

IP address

28
Q

IP is a _______-layer protocol and is responsible for logical

addressing—as a result, an IP address is referred to as a ______ address.

A

IP is a network-layer protocol and is responsible for logical

addressing—as a result, an IP address is referred to as a layer-3 address.

29
Q

Give an example of a logical address and a physical address

A

An ip address is a logical address and mac address is a physical addresss

30
Q

The _________ address is responsible for identifying the network the system resides on along with an address of the system, whereas a ________ address is very flat and identifies only the physical system on the LAN—not “where” the system resides.

A

The logical address is responsible for identifying the network the system resides on along with an address of the system, whereas a MAC address is very flat and identifies only the physical system on the LAN—not “where” the system resides.

31
Q

The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is a _________-layer protocol

A

transport

32
Q

What layer is the UDP protocal on?

A

Layer-4 Tranport layer

33
Q

What protocal is used to deliver both UDP and TCP?

A

IP

34
Q

_____________ is a protocol for file sharing that enables a user
to use network disks as though they were connected to the local machine. It also enables you to share printers.

A

NFS Network File System

35
Q

NFS is located in the ___________ layer of the OSI model and is considered a member of the TCP/IP protocol suite.

A

Application

36
Q

Microsoft’s Server Message Block (SMB) and Novell’s NetWare Core Protocol (NCP) are protocols that are implemented in ___________

A

redirectors

37
Q

___________ is software that intercepts requests, formats them according to the protocol in use, and passes the message to a lower-level protocol for delivery.

A

redirector

38
Q

SMB and NCP are considered _________-layer protocols.

A

application

39
Q

The mac address is on the which layer of the OSI Model

A

Layer 2 (Datalink Layer)

40
Q

IP operates at which level of the OSI layer?

A

Level 3 (Network Layer)

41
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