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OSI-Layer — Als OSI Modell (auch ISO OSI Schichtmodell, OSI Referenzmodell; engl. Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model) wird ein Schichtenmodell der Internationalen Standardisierungsorganisation (ISO) bezeichnet. Es wurde als Designgrundlage von… … Deutsch Wikipedia
OSI layer 1 — noun The physical layer of the OSI model, responsible for character encoding and decoding, transmission and reception … Wiktionary
OSI layer 2 — noun The data link layer of the OSI model, responsible for logical link control, and media access control … Wiktionary
OSI layer 3 — noun The network layer of the OSI model, responsible for routing, flow control, segmentation, error detection and error correction … Wiktionary
OSI layer 4 — noun The transport layer of the OSI model, responsible for transparent transfer of data for a connection, including sequencing, retransmission, flow control and stream control … Wiktionary
OSI layer 5 — noun The session layer of the OSI model, (typically ignored in Internet protocols) providing full or half duplex checkpointing, adjournment, termination and restart procedures … Wiktionary
OSI layer 6 — noun The theoretical presentation layer of the OSI model, (typically handled by other levels in Internet protocols) responsible for delivery and formatting of messages, e.g. encryption/decryption, codeset conversions (ASCII to EBCDIC) or other… … Wiktionary
OSI model — 7. Application layer NNTP · SIP · SSI · DNS · FTP · Gopher · … Wikipedia
Layer 8 — is internet jargon which is used to refer to the user or political layer. [Citation last = Gregg first = Michael title = OSI: Securing the Stack, Layer 8 Social engineering and security policy journal = TechTarget date = 2007 05 01 year = 2007… … Wikipedia
Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) layer 2 — The second layer of OSI, known as the data link layer; organizes data into frames and sequences for transfer across the physical layer. Layer 2 primarily detects and corrects message errors being transmitted across any physical link, and… … IT glossary of terms, acronyms and abbreviations
