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OSI Model One of the most important topics in all networking courses is OSI model. Communication between computers over public or private networks is made possible by using different protocols. A protocol is a set of rules and limitations that define how data is transmitted over a medium such as a wired medium or [...]

Network Switching: Part 6 – Cisco Switches: Other Switches (Industrial Ethernet, InfiniBand , Small Business, Service Provider (Aggregation, and Ethernet Access)

OSI Model