Basic Networking: Network Layers: Revision history

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6 May 2025

• curprev 17:1317:13, 6 May 2025 DGast talk contribs 6,972 bytes +6,972 Created page with "The layers of IP-based networking are best understood through two primary models: the OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) model and the TCP/IP model. While the OSI model is a more comprehensive theoretical framework with seven layers, the TCP/IP model is the practical suite of protocols that underpins the internet and most modern networks, using a more condensed four-layer (or sometimes five-layer) structure.<br>Here's an explanation of both, with a focus on how they rela..."