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  • #REDIRECT [[Template:Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model/Metadata]]
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  • | pagename = Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model | abc = Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model
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  • ...etworking reference models]], such as the [[Internet Protocol Suite]] or [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]].
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  • ...at the Internetworking Layer of the Internet or the Network Layer of the [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]]. Other relays are less pure but nonetheless necessary, such as [[firewall
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  • ...tion as the interior routing protocol for OSI protocol (i.e., not only the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model (OSIRM) architecture, but OSI-specific protocols within that architecture.
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  • ...dium access control]] layer (i.e., Layer 2 or the Data Link Layer of the [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]] are [[frame relay]] and [[Asynchronous Transfer Mode]], which create bidi
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  • ...rking reference models|computer networking reference model]] such as the [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]] (OSIRM). The decision process is based on consensus and demonstrated impl ...d its technical specifications has been successful, in comparison to the [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]] (OSIRM) work, is that the process is as informal as experience shows that
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  • ...self, it is a practical necessity to understand the historical role of the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model, including the orientation of the networking specialists that first defined
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  • ...et Protocol Suite, it is responsible for '''interface protocols'''; in the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model (OSIRM), it is responsible for layer 1 and layer 2 used in local area netwo
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  • ...f the medium itself, or both. The usage here is broader than that of the [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]], which dealt purely with the first aspect. There are a number of situatio
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  • In the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model, medium access control is at the data link layer, but there are many commu
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  • ...el|Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model puts the function into its Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model#Layer 4 (Transport)| transport layer.
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  • ...nisms defined, and possible gaps in coverage. The best-known of these, the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model (OSIRM), developed by the International Organization for Standardization (I The Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model was originally published with seven abstract layers <ref name=ISO7498>{{Cit
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  • ...d something that really needs to be addressed in this article, is that the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model is not always a perfect fit for network technology, so thee can be a certai
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  • ...od that the IETF does not use rigid layering or specifications as does the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model (OSIRM), yet the lack of unnecessary formalism is one reason that IPS proto ...c, some vendor, and random tutorials on network architecture, to treat the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model as if it is still used other than as a teaching aid, and to try to “coerc
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  • I expanded the article a bunch, emphasizing the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model.--[[User:Nick Johnson|Nick Johnson]] 13:29, 22 February 2007 (CST) Someday, I'm going to find a protocol theologian and exorcise the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model.
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  • ...ic" to the transmission system, runs. While LANs do not completely fit the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model, most of their functions are at layer 1 (physical) and layer 2 (data link).
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  • ...age. Perhaps these belong in [[Computer networking reference models ]], [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]], or in their own article (rather than subpage) so all three articles can ...between network jockeys quite often (in my own limited experience, and the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model was not brought up by me during said conversations), and it is taught for c
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  • ...ctice, the relatively informal Internet architecture is most common. The [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model|OSI]] (Open Systems Interconnection), produced by the International Organiz ...opping]]. These issues have been divided into layers in the so called '''[[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]]'''. This model defines a stack of communication services where each layer
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  • ...ting tendency, in Wikipedia articles on network architecture, to treat the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model as if it is still used other than as a teaching aid, and to try to “coerc ...familiar to those students who were first exposed to layering using the [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]]. Comparisons between the IP and OSI suites can give some insight into the
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  • ...Layer was considered one of the less important parts of the obsolescent [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]], '''session-layer [[protocol (computer)|protocols]]''' have been found to
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  • ...he Corporation for Open Systems, a nonprofit industry testing center for [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]] and [[Integrated Systems Digital Network]], 1986-1991. Consultant and ce ...o the internationally standardized OSI architecture. ISO 7498, the basic [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]] (OSIRM), was published in 1984. Even ignoring the eventual dominance of I
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  • ...hm with OSPF, developed in a different standards body, when not only the [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]] but the OSI protocols still were considered a potential competitor for th
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  • ...nd removed a good deal of text which tried to explain IP in terms of the [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]], rather than the applicable [[Internet Protocol Suite]]. [[User:Howard C.
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  • ...r "beating someone with the NPOV stick" :) Taking a look at your edit on [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]] it does promote a more balanced approach to the situation --[[User:Eric M
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  • ...r "beating someone with the NPOV stick" :) Taking a look at your edit on [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]] it does promote a more balanced approach to the situation --[[User:Eric M
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  • ...he early IETF documents mentioning layering preceded the layer-intensive [[Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model]], and the documents that are more emphatic on deprecating layering are rel
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  • ...ts and protocol designers really wish, for very specific reasons, that the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model be discarded as a teaching tool. It introduces many obsolete concepts or t
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  • ...l world, however, so many newbies come out of "education" believing in the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model, which is definitely written out in ISO 7498, that I believe "equal-time" c
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