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    The document discusses the history and standards for networking protocols and models. It compares the US DoD TCP/IP protocol stack from 1983 to the ISO OSI reference model from 1984. It also defines static and dynamic networking tasks, lists common network resources, and describes how desktop and network applications interface with users.

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    The document discusses the history and standards for networking protocols and models. It compares the US DoD TCP/IP protocol stack from 1983 to the ISO OSI reference model from 1984. It also defines static and dynamic networking tasks, lists common network resources, and describes how desktop and network applications interface with users.

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    The document discusses the history and standards for networking protocols and models. It compares the US DoD TCP/IP protocol stack from 1983 to the ISO OSI reference model from 1984. It also defines static and dynamic networking tasks, lists common network resources, and describes how desktop and network applications interface with users.

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    US DoD = TCP/IP 1983

    ISO = OSI 1984


    Open System Interconnection
    ISO
    OSI
    IOS
    Static: Any task done by network administrator.
    Dynamic: Any task done by a protocol.
    Resources:
    -Processor
    -Memory
    -Bandwidth
    Resource Intensive
    Less Resource Intensive
    Administrative Burden
    Application Application
    Presentation Presentation
    Session Session
    Transport Transport
    Network Network
    Data Link Data Link
    Physical Physical
    Desktop Applications Provide an interface between
    user and the device.
    Network Applications provide an interface between
    user and network/internet.

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