The OSI model may seem irrelevant to newcomers since TCP/IP is the actual model that TCP/IP networks are based upon, however, the OSI model is a very important framework and learning …

OSI as a protocol stack is deprecated. On the other hand, everyone I know uses the OSI reference model to articulate the interaction of protocols. The TCP/IP model has slight variants …

The OSI model is bottom to up process of network connection whereas the TCP/IP is the top to bottom process structure for internet purpose. The TCP/IP combines the OSI data link and …

The reason for the update is because originally Ethernet over copper cable was the only mainstream standard for OSI layers 1 and 2, so from the perspective of the TCP model, it …

As time goes by and the advent of ISO/OSI , network community divided the Link Layer into Physical and Data Link , and TCP /IP appear with 5 layers .

Nice chart, though I would update it to include the TCP/IP 5 Layer model as well. For anyone looking at the OSI model, the top 3 layers (layer 7, 6, 5) are mapped to the Application layer …

Hi! Here are many resources about TCP/IP and OSI model Foundation Topics > The TCP/IP and OSI Networking Models CCENT - Study Flash 3 - OSI - TCP/IP Models / Devices / Protocols / …

Hi MikeH, I think OSI is much more of theoretical, which TCP/IP were based. As far as i can remember, one advantage of TCP/IP is that it is more simpler (4 layers, i've read before on the …

ISO/OSI is a formal model , while TCP/IP is the "the facto" implemented model. Internet is implemented using the TCP/IP miodel. ISO/OSI is easier to learn and understand , it details all …

Nice and Good for Review or References, thanks for sharing