TCP/IP Networking: OSI vs TCP/IP, Hands-On Project, ARP, Case Study Task

Running head: TCP/IP NETWORKING
TCP/IP Networking
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Table of Contents
1. Comparison between OSI reference Model with TCP/IP Networking Model............................2
2. Completed Hands - On Project....................................................................................................3
2. 1 Hands – on Project 2 - 3.................................................................................................3
2. 2 Hands on Project 2 – 5...................................................................................................3
3. ARP (Address Resolution Protocol)............................................................................................6
4. Case Study Task..........................................................................................................................6
4. 1 Introduction....................................................................................................................6
4. 2 Detailed Simple Addressing Solution Design................................................................7
4. 3 Conclusion......................................................................................................................9
5. Bibliography..............................................................................................................................11

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1. Comparison between OSI reference Model with TCP/IP Networking Model
OSI Reference Model TCP/IP Networking Model
Transport layer guarantees delivery of packets TCP/IP does not
It is protocol independent It is based on standard protocol
It does have presentation and session layer
separately
It does not have presentation layer and session
layer separately
Vertical approach Horizontal approach
Connection oriented transport layer Connectionless and connected oriented
transport layer
Seven layers Four layers
The presentation and session layers of the OSI model are almost empty, however data
link layer is overfull that makes it a less reliable and of poor quality. However, TCP/IP is more
reliable than OSI model and of high quality. TCP/IP has been associated with the UNIX and OSI
does not have any association that makes it politically better and much reliable.
2. Completed Hands - On Project
2. 1 Hands – on Project 2 – 3
1. Gesti6IPSubnet-Calculator

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2 and 3. IPv4 selected and IP address 192.168.0.0 filled
4. Default IP address