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Now let us talk about the oocyte model now the old model is nothing more than a model.
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I mean that's really the best way to explain it.
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So if I wanted to build an airplane
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what I do I will build this interesting airplane model to give me an idea what the airplane might look
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like.
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If I was going to design something you're going to have to practice stuff like that.
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But I have some type of model to have something of an idea of what it will look like.
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This is similar to that not 100 percent but it's similar if I wanted to have these methods this way
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of communicating between one device and another I would have some type of model to use to make sure
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that communication happens between one PC or another
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so although again this is something that we are not going to be changing we're not going to be going
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in there and making changes.
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Do these layers first say some of the configurations that we do will make changes to the to the actual
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layers as the data is being sent out.
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But this model is based on communication between one PC and another
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we call this the other side model.
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And as you can see it has seven layers.
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The layers will start to make sense here.
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By the time we're finish starting at the top we have application presentation and one session transport
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network data link physical.
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But at time you don't just CCN a training mission all of these by heart as far as the names of these
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layers as far as understanding what each one of them does you should have a OK understanding of application
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presentations and session you should have an ok understanding of transport love it more than OK understanding
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I should say and network and data like you should have a pretty good understanding now and I mean understanding
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you're going to understand how these layers are built.
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And then oh I'm motto is use as a means of educating us on how this traffic is moving from one day to
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another.
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And so I wanted to build protocols at a particular you know and you know deep down and one to build
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protocols or script from scratch manipulate protocols you know create a device that needed to run protocols
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they would use a model like this.
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These modeled each one of these models go pretty deep.
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But as a CNA you're likely going Zanti but you could be going deeper now whereas not something new is
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going to remember off the top of your head you will have to deal with some some headaches as far as
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learning this information so let's talk about what these layers do.
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Now remember we're talking about communication
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so when we're sitting in traffic from PC want to
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depending on what type of book depending on what type of data we're going to be grabbing we might not
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use all the layers.
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Well let's say we actually want to use all the layers for this particular application or to print this
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particular transmission and PC was going to communicate with PC too.
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And what he wants to get is some dado I will see web page Dedo So you go out and you say hey I'm going
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to go to www.youtube.com
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Now this information is going to be sent over to PC PCs and PC to says Let me give you that information.
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So what I have to do is I'm going to send you this information and as I'm sending it to you I'm going
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to build my layers one by one.
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Before I send this traffic out so the application layer them the occasional error is really where the
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user sets so if I was sitting on a web browser here this is where the user interact with the application.
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Now when you start reading about each one of these layers it's a lot to them.
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I'm just giving you the basics.
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So use a sense down here use a particular application and that application will be communicating with
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another device.
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So in this application we use Firefox
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web browser we're going to fire five for typing yahoo dot com see that the information over here and
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p.s. to is going to be using some information that you sent back he's going to have a presentation layer
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and that data that is presentation layer pretty much does what it says it's how the data needs to be
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presented to the user.
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Have you ever pulled up a web page and the data was like all in this format You know normally you know
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this piece of data should be over here on the page in this box and this piece of data should be up here
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at the head or somewhere.
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You know this one should be a picture sitting over here you know but somehow the presentation information
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didn't get sent over somehow the presentation layer got corrupted got messed up somewhere.
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So we end up getting this type of format that's all in the left hand side all up and down and it doesn't
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make any sense.
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It's happened to me many times.
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This is the presentation layer not being sent over to where it needs to get to somehow the presentation
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layer did not either present the information correctly.
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Or it just wasn't sent over so that other PC has received no information didn't know how to present
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the data to the user.
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Does that make sense.
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So this presentation layer it's job is to make sure that the data is presented correctly.
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Now you can look at the fact that I'm a user and I'm going to use this application the application is
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going to send information to the presentation layer saying look this is how I want this to be resented
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before sent out and then a presentation layer is going to actually look towards the session to create
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a session between two pieces I'm going to talk about that in a minute.
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Now I of the presentation is heavily relied on the session.
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But each one of these layers works with each other.
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They relied on each other to do their job so their job can be done.
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Read about Dorsai model this is a reading topic.
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There's lots of topics that the reading topic
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session
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it is the means of creating communication from one PC from another member we talked about the walkie
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talkies and we talked about the channel well imagine these logical channels these logical pathways where
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the data itself
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we'll travel down those logical paths
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this session is really important because when PCI-E transit PC one tries to communicate with P-T to
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there needs to be some sense of communication p.s. one is going to send information over to PC to say
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look I'm I'm I'm trying to communicate with you.
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P.S. cool says OK I get that.
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Let's go ahead and let's start a communication and it's a logical flow there's logical channel so to
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speak between these two PCs.
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Will be formed and then we'll start sending data between PC wanted PC to use in these logical channels
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so to speak but these logical channels are called Sessions
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now the job of the session layer it's job is to maintain
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that session but in order to maintain it it has to one and has to start the session it's also a job.
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After starting the Sassa and maintaining it its job is also to stop the session or tear it down.
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When the communication between the two PCs is done that's his job that's the job of the session layer
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of the assignment.
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They're just logical connections between PC wanting to
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now to transport layer pretty interesting the job of the transport layer it's a job is to communicate
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using traffic that is called UDP
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TCAP
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