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The OSI Model

Peter Boait, Geoff Neville, Ruth Norris, Michael Pickman, Mark Tolhurst, John Walmsley

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Abstract

The preceding chapter has discussed the philosophy of layered communications architectures, and the functions which should be performed within such an architecture. It is appropriate now to focus on the seven layer OSI basic reference model as defined by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

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The preceding chapter has discussed the philosophy of layered communications architectures, and the functions which should be performed within such an architecture. It is appropriate now to focus on the seven layer OSI basic reference model as defined by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

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The preceding chapter has discussed the philosophy of layered communications architectures, and the functions which should be performed within such an architecture. It is appropriate now to focus on the seven layer OSI basic reference model as defined by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

Key concepts: OSI model, Standardization, Reference model, Computer science, Telecommunications Management Network, Layer (electronics), Software engineering, Computer network

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