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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.**
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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.**
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## 7. Application Layer
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## 7. Application Layer
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The application Layer provides services to the end user. So this is the layer the user actually interacts with.
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These services are usually protocols that interact with the data that the user uses.
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**Examples of services (protocols):**
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- HTTP
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- FTP
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- IRC
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- SSH
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- DNS
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- SMTP
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For example a web browser like Google Chrome uses the HTTP protocol to browse files on the internet. And the mail client Outlook uses the SMTP protocol to send mail via the internet.
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## 6. Presentation Layer
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## 6. Presentation Layer
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## 5. Session Layer
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## 5. Session Layer
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## 4. Transport Layer
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## 4. Transport Layer
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