An acronymn I use to remember the OSI model: Probably (physical) Didn't (data link) Need (network) Those (transport) Stupid (session) Packets (presentation) Anyway (application)
These videos make sense because majority of lecturers try to be ridiculous in how they treat these topics so we have more people confused about these concepts and these gives the videos relevance.
My god, our teacher had nearly the entire class lost in this topic for 4 straight days, yet you simplified it and made it easy to understand in 8 minutes. Bless you. He just kept on going back and forth between steps and mixing in other shit the entire time that we just felt lost. He would often bring something that should be taught next week in today's lecture that made no sense. Thank you. EDIT: You got a new sub!
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It took 1 hour of this certain subject from my class while this is like 8 minutes and I understood this better. I swear to God, these college universities are trying to lengthen time on purpose to make use of our tuition fee.
@1:20 you mention ethernet and show twisted pair and mention fiber optic separately, when ethernet can be carried over fiber and fibre channel can use twisted pair cables.
Thank you again RealPars !!! Great Video, i was just learning OSI model and here you post this video at the same time :) It would be very helpful though if you could please make a video to explain for exemple a Modbus TCP communication (Or whichever protocol you want) and see each layer what it contains !!
Still wish people talked about the unofficial 8th Layer. But thank you for this. Have a job interview coming up and when it comes to the actual job, I just never even think about OSI.
in my work I learn part of this for a joke, my boss told me "This is an error 8" I did not understand so they talked me abou OSI I look for it but found out there are just 7, the number 8 is one common problem, the user, as a tech support or programmer you should know this is a big problem sometimes 😂, btw. Great video it helped me for my class.
HTTP and HTTPS is just some of the protocols that reside in the Application Layer. Skype is very well known to use VoIP heavily. Voip resides in the Application layer along with http and https. I don't think the narrator meant to say that Skype uses Http (maybe I'm wrong), but I think he meant that Skype is accessing the same layer your browser is accessing and the browser needs HTTP.
Yes. The model is just that: a model. Many of the protocols you mention use a subset of the layers (4 or 5 layers) rather than all 7. Profinet uses layers 1, 2, 3, 4, and 7. Modbus RTU uses layers 1, 2, and 7. Profinet and Ethernet/IP both use TCP as the Layer 4 protocol. But unlike Profinet, Ethernet/IP uses three overall layers or "suites" called IEEE 802.3 at the lowest level, TCP/IP suite, and CIP Stack at the top. So even though they all follow the ISO model, each uses protocols at each layer that meets the needs of the individual protocol.
@@realpars Thanks alot for the detailed answer. It make more sense now. But you said Allenbradley`s EtherNet/IP protocol uses 3 overall layers? You mean 3 layers in total? And one of them is at the lowest ( layer 1) use IEEE802.3?
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An acronymn I use to remember the OSI model:
Probably (physical)
Didn't (data link)
Need (network)
Those (transport)
Stupid (session)
Packets (presentation)
Anyway (application)
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These videos make sense because majority of lecturers try to be ridiculous in how they treat these topics so we have more people confused about these concepts and these gives the videos relevance.
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My god, our teacher had nearly the entire class lost in this topic for 4 straight days, yet you simplified it and made it easy to understand in 8 minutes. Bless you.
He just kept on going back and forth between steps and mixing in other shit the entire time that we just felt lost. He would often bring something that should be taught next week in today's lecture that made no sense.
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I created personal study notes for myself out of this video and it took me nearly an hour. The information density in this video is crazy, in a good way. Extremely helpful, thank you very much!
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I was left confused when taught this concept in class. This video made a very complex subject straight forward. Thank you!
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8:22 is what it took you to explain this concept to me, while my instructor has been going over this with us for three days.
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My schools explanation for this was absolutely horrible not to mention breezed by like it was a easy 2+2=4 concept. This video is amazin for those who need to visualize the information. I now graduated with my Bachelors not fully understanding this which is not good obviously. But this video made 1000% sense and i now understand it fully with 5 pages of notes. Recomended to anyone who is going through classic college courses, excellerated courses, or already done with school. Subbed and Liked
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Im a hobbyist in IT and this video put the OSI model together in a way I can understand what’s happening when Im using the internet
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@@realpars Hey! Too bad they didn't bring it, but still this video was still helpful. Thanks again!
The tip is that http covers all three upper layers - Application, presentation and session and the borders of the layers are quite unformal.
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Good Video..This video was Presented by my Teacher in class...Thanks for this i have learned how the osi or layers works..PEII Jaro EIT Student
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It took 1 hour of this certain subject from my class while this is like 8 minutes and I understood this better.
I swear to God, these college universities are trying to lengthen time on purpose to make use of our tuition fee.
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@1:20 you mention ethernet and show twisted pair and mention fiber optic separately, when ethernet can be carried over fiber and fibre channel can use twisted pair cables.
This is good OSI video i have ever seen.. Good
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Thank you again RealPars !!! Great Video, i was just learning OSI model and here you post this video at the same time :)
It would be very helpful though if you could please make a video to explain for exemple a Modbus TCP communication (Or whichever protocol you want) and see each layer what it contains !!
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You should add optical options to the physical layer
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Still wish people talked about the unofficial 8th Layer. But thank you for this. Have a job interview coming up and when it comes to the actual job, I just never even think about OSI.
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in my work I learn part of this for a joke, my boss told me "This is an error 8" I did not understand so they talked me abou OSI I look for it but found out there are just 7, the number 8 is one common problem, the user, as a tech support or programmer you should know this is a big problem sometimes 😂, btw. Great video it helped me for my class.
thank you for the video. but can someone explain why Skype is considered using HTTP protocol? I thought it uses other protocol then http/s..
HTTP and HTTPS is just some of the protocols that reside in the Application Layer.
Skype is very well known to use VoIP heavily. Voip resides in the Application layer along with http and https.
I don't think the narrator meant to say that Skype uses Http (maybe I'm wrong), but I think he meant that Skype is accessing the same layer your browser is accessing and the browser needs HTTP.
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Does all automation communication Protocols use this OSI model? I mean Profinet, profibus, modbus RTU, ethernet/ip etc
Yes. The model is just that: a model. Many of the protocols you mention use a subset of the layers (4 or 5 layers) rather than all 7. Profinet uses layers 1, 2, 3, 4, and 7. Modbus RTU uses layers 1, 2, and 7. Profinet and Ethernet/IP both use TCP as the Layer 4 protocol. But unlike Profinet, Ethernet/IP uses three overall layers or "suites" called IEEE 802.3 at the lowest level, TCP/IP suite, and CIP Stack at the top. So even though they all follow the ISO model, each uses protocols at each layer that meets the needs of the individual protocol.
@@realpars Thanks alot for the detailed answer. It make more sense now.
But you said Allenbradley`s EtherNet/IP protocol uses 3 overall layers? You mean 3 layers in total? And one of them is at the lowest ( layer 1) use IEEE802.3?
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