Many protocols can operate at multiple layers.
Nebulous is Industry’s consensus to where many protocols best reside.
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Open Systems Interconnection (OSI)          Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Encapsulation      OSI Model TCP/IP Model Hardware Protocols/Applications


Data Streams
(Upper Layer Data)
  

SDU

(MTU = Max. Transfer Unit)
7 Application Application Computer
Device





Content Switch
Gateway

HTTPS, TELNET, SMTP, POP3, PGP, IRC, FTP
DHCP, DNS🗊, SNMP, IPAM, SIEM, NNTP, NTP, IMAP4
SMB, RDP, VNC, SSTP, LDAP, MGCP, RTSP SOAP, SCAP
6 Presentation SSL, TLS, ASCII, GIF, MPEG, JPEG, MIME, MIDI
WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA3, Hash, Kerberos, ICA
TKIP, PKI, Data Compression, Encryption / Decryption
5 Session iSNS, NetBIOS, Handshaking link, Tunneling rules
API's, SIP, SAP, SQL, NFS, RPC, SOCKS, SSH, DLP
Load Balancers, SSL Accelerator, (Controls persistent connections)
TCP=Segment
UDP=Datagram

(MTU=1500 bytes)
4 Transport Transport TCP, UDP, DCCP, NAC, 802.1x, RTP, SRTP, WAF
SCTP, IPX/SPX, NBF, NAS, SAN, iSCSI, RADIUS, TACACS+
AH, ESP, Defines Ports & directs Send/Resend, Proxy Service
Packet

↑   PDU   ↓
3 Network Internet Routers, Firewalls, UTM
Smart Switches, VPNConcentrator
QoS, (Logical addressing)
ACL, IPSec, EAP, IGMP, RIP, RIPv2, IGP, EGP, BGP, DMZ
VPN, BootP, CARP, OSPF, MPLS, VRRP, EIGRP, IS-IS, WPS
IPv4, IPv6, NDP, ARP, APIPA, NAT,PAT, GRE,
ICMP, PING,Tracert
Frame = 46 to 1500
Jumbo = 9000 bytes
2 Data Link LLC Network
Access
Access Points(WAP), WLC, VMs
Switches, Bridges, WI-FI
NICs, (Physical addressing)
RARP, SLIP, PPP, PPTP, L2TP, VLAN, VTP, 802.1q, LWAPP
ATM, CSMA/CD (CA), STP, RSTP, SPB, IDS/IPS, NIDS/HIDS
PAP, CHAP, FDDI, PRI, IEEE 802, Ethernet
, MAC address
MAC
Bits
(Transistors)
1 Physical RS-232, Hub, Repeater, Converter, UPS
MDF, Coax/Fiber/Wireless, Transceiver
CSU/DSU, Connectors, Modem, PDU
PwrLn, 10XBase-X, Token Ring, USB, RFID, Bluetooth, Infrared
EM, Z-Wave, Ant+, NFC,
Antennas, TDMA, GSM, CDMA
LTE, 1G, 4G, 5G, DSL, ISDN, SONET/SDH, Satellite
                  DEMARCATION POINT
               ┗━━━ Transmission/Reception
                                      (Network medium)
             


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OSI Reference Model: Cisco      OSI Model - Professor Messer

Introduction to Ethernet - Professor Messer


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Ethernet Frame


Preamble
(7 bytes)
     Destination
Address
(6 bytes)
                      Frame
Type
(2 bytes)
                                                        Frame
Check
Sequence
(4 bytes)
                MAC      MAC    VLAN                                                               PAD   CRC 
   
Start-of-
Frame
Delimiter
(1 byte)
           
Source
Address
(6 bytes)

                                       
801.1q Tagging
VLAN / QoS Tag

Data
(n-bytes)


                       
Used if
less than
64 bytes


   
 


 



IEEE 802.3 standard defined the minimum Ethernet frame size as 64 bytes, and the maximum
as 1518 bytes. The maximum was later increased to 1522 bytes to allow for VLAN tagging.

     The router allows the computers to communicate with the devices in the other networks Routers separate broadcast domains Connecting to the Internet through a router with NAT allows the router to use the single public IP address and a series of UDP ports to share the connection
Switches experience fewer frame collisions because switches create collision domains for each connection (micro segmentation)             Switches separate collision domains     Switches increase available network bandwidth. Switches reduce workload on individual computers
Broadcast Domains and Collision Domains

Goodput = Data without overhead protocol bits

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ASA - Adaptive Security Appliance LAYER 3

PPP - LCP/NCP - Network Control Protocol - Layer 3

FIM - File Integrity Monitoring
SDN = Software-Defined Networking
Switch - ASIC = Application-specific integrated circuit - Layer 2
Fibre Channel (FC) - three main components?
LACP - Link Aggregation Control Protocol = Layer 2 or 3
SASL - with LDAPv3 Simple Authentication and Security Layer

WINS = Windows Internet NamesService - like DNS but uses computer names

SNAT - Static NAT
SCADA = Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition, A.K.A. = ICS = Industrial Control Sysytem
FHRP = First Hop Redundancy Protocol - creates redundant default gateway on a router

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