what is the difference between osi and tcp ?
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Answer Posted / nathan
OSI is a standard "reference model" that describes how
protocols should interact with one another. Invented by the
Department of Defense, TCP/IP became one of the "standards"
that enabled the Internet to become what it is today.
TCP/IP doesn't map cleanly into the OSI model.
OSI has seven layers and TCP/Ip has 4 layers.
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