1. Identify and describe the functions of each of the seven layers
of the OSI reference model.
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Repeaters work at which layer of the OSI reference model?
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Routers work at which layer of the OSI reference model?
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Which layer defines bit synchronization?
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Which layer defines the physical
topology?
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Which layer hides details of any
network-dependent information from the higher layers by providing
transparent data transfer?
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Which layer is responsible for addressing
devices and routing through an internetwork?
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Which layer is responsible for
coordinating communication between systems?
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Which layer is responsible for
determining if sufficient resources for the intended communication
exists?
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Which layer is responsible for flow
control, acknowledgment, and windowing?
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Which layer is responsible for framing?
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Which layer is responsible for
identifying and establishing the availability of the intended
communication partner?
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Which layer is responsible for
negotiating data transfer syntax?
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Which layer is responsible for providing
mechanisms for multiplexing upper-layer application, session
establishment, and tear-down of virtual circuits?
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Which layer is responsible for putting 1s
and 0s into a logical group?
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Which layer is responsible for
synchronizing sending and receiving applications?
A-Application, B-Data Link, C-Network, D-Physical,
E-Presentation, F-Session, G-Transport
Choose all that apply
17. Presentation layer standards
18. Session layer standards A-ASCII,
B-EBCDIC, C-JPEG, D-MIDI, E-MPEG, F-NFS, G-PICT, H-RPC, I-SQL, J-TIFF,
K-X Window
Drag and drop
19. Arrange the Layers above from the highest
to the lowest!
Find the answers below!
1-Data-link;
2-Physical; 3-Network; 4-Physical; 5-Physical; 6-Network; 7-Network;
8-Session; 9-Application; 10-Transport; 11-Data-link; 12-Application;
13-Presentation; 14-Session; 15-Physical; 16-Application; 17-ASCII,
EBCDIC, JPEG, MIDI, MPEG, PICT, TIFF; 18-NFS, RPC, SQL, X Window; 19.
AEFGCBD.
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