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Layers of an OSI model
I am learning about this stuff in school, and I need to create a Mnemonic for the layers.
The layers are: 7. Application 6. Presentation 5. Session 4. Transport 3. Network 2. Date link 1. Physical It can either start at 1 with P, or 7 with A. Thanks for the help LA
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Here is the one I was taught:
Please Do Not Throw Sausage Pizza Away
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Thats the one the teacher told us about...lol. I suppose I could use it. Thanks for the suggestion.
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please
do not take soda pop away is another |
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The layer names are useless if you do not know what they mean. I had a class where they expected an essay answer for each layer.
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Then you get out in the real world troubleshooting and installing and you never again need to know the 7 layers, but it is your foundation for learning how data transmission works..
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I am, in reality, a moose
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the OSI model is just a reference point, it has no bearing on, as ktkendall pointed out, installation/maintenance...
where it does come in handy is when discussing a new technology, it gives you a sense where/what the technology does. |
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