Notes/Network_Plus/Network+_OSI.md

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OSI Model

Layer 1 Bites

  • Physical Layer
    • It is the connents like Cat 6 RJ45 and fiber.
    • Its the on and off on the cables.

Layer 2 Frames

    • Packagers data int frames and transmits those frames on the network.
    • Layer 2 devices view nteworks logically.
  • MAC Address

    • Media Access Control
    • Physical addressing system of a device which operates on the logial topology.
    • Uses a 48-bit address assigned to a network interface card.
    • EX: D2:51:F1:3A:34:65
    • D2:51:F1 is the vedor code
    • Provides connection services and allows acknowledgemnt of receipt of message.
    • Is the basic form of flow control.
    • Provides basic error control functios.
    • Uses a check sum.
  • How communication synchronized.

    • Isochronous
      • Netwok devices use a common reference a common refernce clock source and create time slots for transmission.
    • Synchronous
      • Network devices agree on clocking method to indicate beginning and end of frames and can use control characters.
    • Asynchonous
      • Network devices reference thier own internal clocks and use start and stop bits
  • What Devices are layer 2

    • network cards
    • Briges
    • Switch
    • MAC Address

Layer 3 Packets

  • Network Layer

    • Forwards traffic (routing) with logical address.
    • IP address IPv4 IPv6
    • Logical addressing
      • Ip Addressing IPv4 and IPv6
    • Switching (Routing)
    • Route discovery and selction
    • Connection Services
    • Banwidth usage
    • Multiplexing
  • How should data be forward or routed

    • Packet Switching (Most common)
      • Data is divided into packets and then forwarded to is IP address.
    • Circuit Switching
      • Dedicated communication link is establed between two devices.
      • It uses one path when the connect establed and the whole time the connect is there.
    • Message Switching
      • Data is divided into messages which may be stored and then forwarded.
  • Route Discovery and Selection

    • Manually configured as a static route or dynamically through.
  • Connection Services

    • Augment Layer 2 connection services to improve reliability
    • Flow Control
    • Packet reordering
  • Internet Control Message Protocol

    • Sends error messages and operational information to an IP destination.
      • Ping
      • Trace Route tracert
  • Devices

    • Routers
    • Multilayer switches
  • Protocol

    • IPv4
    • IPv6
    • ICMP

Layer 4 Segments

  • Transport Layer

    • TCP Transmission Control Protocol

      • Connection-oriented protocol that is a reliable way to transport segments across the network
      • Will ask for an acknowledgement
      • TCP
      • This is a Three-way handshake.
    • UDP User Datagram Protocol

      • Connectionless protocol that is an unreliable way to transport segments across the network
    • Windowing

    • Buffering