Switching the TCP/IP-OSI Architecture to a pure OSI Architecture
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Essie
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Switching the TCP/IP-OSI Architecture to a pure OSI Architecture
TCP, TCP/IP, networking standards, Network design, OSI Architecture
What costs would be incurred to switch the Hybrid TCP/IP-OSI Architecture a pure OSI architecture? Could it be done?
ASKED: Aug 30 2008  2:44 AM GMT
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TCP/IP is currently the standard in networking. If you want to use other standards, you will have to implement it internally by changing the operating system (Microsoft does not support Pure OSI) and having a customized physical layer.

Pure OSI is known mostly as a theoretical implemenation for troubleshooting and problem analysis.
Last Answered: Sep 25 2008  11:10 PM GMT by Mshen   23535 pts.
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Flame   14495 pts.  |   Sep 26 2008  3:23AM GMT

I don’t believe the OSI Model was intended to be used as an actual system for network control and management. It is a conceptual model that helps to understand the various pieces that make up a computer network. This Cisco Site uses the model very effectively to explain networking basics.
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