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CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide - FTP Server

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The OSI Reference Model 15<br />

before sending the next segment. When it sends a segment, the transmitting<br />

machine starts a timer and retransmits if it expires before an acknowledgment<br />

is returned from the receiving end.<br />

In Figure 1.7, the sending machine transmits segments 1, 2, and 3. The receiving<br />

node acknowledges it has received them by requesting segment 4. When it<br />

receives the acknowledgment, the sender then transmits segments 4, 5, and 6. If<br />

segment 5 doesn’t make it to the destination, the receiving node acknowledges<br />

that event with a request for the segment to be resent. The sending machine will<br />

then resend the lost segment and wait for an acknowledgment, which it must<br />

receive in order to move on to the transmission of segment 7.<br />

FIGURE 1.7 Transport layer reliable delivery<br />

The <strong>Network</strong> Layer<br />

Sender Receiver<br />

1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6<br />

Send 1<br />

Send 2<br />

Send 3<br />

Send 4<br />

Send 5 Connection lost!<br />

Send 6<br />

Send 5<br />

Ack 4<br />

Ack 5<br />

Ack 7<br />

The <strong>Network</strong> layer is responsible for routing through an internetwork and<br />

for network addressing. This means that the <strong>Network</strong> layer is responsible for<br />

transporting traffic between devices that are not locally attached. Routers, or

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