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You are not talking about the Open Systems Interconnection model, right? That's a protocol stack that died in the '90s and has been supplanted by a networking s
by EdiX 16y ago
You are not talking about the Open Systems Interconnection model, right? That's a protocol stack that died in the '90s and has been supplanted by a networking stack that was deliberately designed to not be like the OSI model. http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3439 http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3439
- nivertech 16y agoIf you didn't noticed, I always put "OSI Layer N" in the double quotes. It's just an example of well known stack. My comment has nothing to do with networking protocols. Recently some people refer to it, to explain some concepts. Some even comparing Peninsula in Bay Area to OSI, where is San-Francisco is "OSI Level 7" and Cupertino is "OSI Level 1" ;)