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.obsidian/workspace

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School/Analyse/Layers/Application Layer.md

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+# Application Layer

School/Analyse/OSI Model.md

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 **Note: We don't actually "use" the OSI model, we mostly use the [[TCP/IP Model]] now. The implementation is exactly the same, only some layers are different.**
 
-## 7. Application Layer
+## 7. [[ Application Layer ]]
 The application Layer provides services to the end user. So this is the layer the user actually interacts with. 
 
 These services are usually protocols that interact with the data that the user uses.