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This document discusses networking fundamentals including networking devices, topologies, protocols, LANs and WANs. It covers bandwidth concepts such as the bandwidth pipe analogy, measurements, limitations and throughput. Digital transfer calculation and analog vs. digital are examined. The OSI model layers and TCP/IP model are described, along with encapsulation and layer names. Peer-to-peer communication is also mentioned.
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- 15. Using Layers to Describe Data Communication
- 16. OSI Model
- 17. OSI Layers
- 18. OSI Layers Provides connectivity and path selection between two host Provides Logical address No error correction, best effort delivery.
- 19. OSI Layers
- 20. OSI Layers
- 21. OSI Layers
- 22. OSI Layers
- 23. OSI Layers
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