OSI Model Layers in Computer Networks
OSI stands for Open System
Interconnection Model(OSI Model). It use to transfer data over a
network which moves through different layer.It has 7 layer which divided into
two level : upper or host & lower or media
level data moves through different
stages like (in ascending order) bits,frames,packets,segments.
1. Physical layer :
- Prepare the physical devices enabling devices for transmission of data and data is received.
- It is responsible for establish and termination of connection between two nodes over a network.
- It defines the medium of transmission of data like: simple(one way transmission,eg t.v),half duplex(two way transmission but partially,eg: walki talki), full duplex(Two way transmission of data, eg: mobile or phone)
2. Data link Layer :
- It provides permission to devices for gain access to data.It controlling devices over a netwrork.
- Data is sent to Network layer in the form of packets and it is responsible to controls error checking and packet synchronization.
3. Network layer :
- In a network each node(computer) has a unique address here network layer is responsible for letting the data to its destination address or node.
- It splits the data or message into several Packet, delivering each Packet by a separate route and reassembling the Packet , report delivery errors, etc.(like phone calls which you made, first it sounds like beep that is a second which it take to you to connect with available line.)
4. Transport layer
:
- It manages connection and handle errors while delivering of data or message over a network.
- Connection-oriented network
- Connection less network
- Concatenation and separation
- Segmentation and reassembly
5. Session layer :
- It starts , manages and stop the connection between nodes.
- It provides checkpointing, adjournment, termination, and restart procedures.
6. Presentation layer :
- It encrypt the message or data and provide to application layer.
7. Application layer :
- It interact with software.
- Some example of Application layer : Web Browser , Mails
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