103056648 protocol poster
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W O R L D O F P R O T O C O L S 1 9 9 9 - 2 0 0 0
FromX.25
FromToken Ring
ToSNMP
FromFDDI
SAPService
AdvertisingProtocol
BMPBurst
Mode Type
Novell NetWare
ToSMB
Error (IPX)
ISO
Routing
Routing
Responsible for meaningful exchangeof data. Performing generally usefultransformations on data to provide a
standardized application interface and commoncommunications services, it also providesservices such as encryption, text compressionand reformatting.
6Presentation Layer
Tunneling
ATMPAscendTunnel
ManagementProtocol
L2TP Layer 2
TunnelingProtocol
L2FLayer 2
ForwardingProtocol
PPTPPoint to Point
TunnelingProtocol
ToPPP
ToX.25
ToEthernet
FromCLNP
MNLPMobile Network
LocationProtocol
IPX PING
Echo (IPX)
FromEthernet
NDSNetWareDirectoryService
NCPNetWare
CoreProtocol
NetWare Lite
NLPNetWare
LiteProtocol
LSPNetWare
LiteSidebandProtocol
Routing
IPX WAN
NLSPNetware
LinkServicesProtocol
RIP(NOVELL)Routing
InformationProtocol
U-BUngermann
-BassHeader
XNSCourier
ToSMB
Error (XNS)
Echo (XNS)
RIP (XNS)Routing
InformationProtocol
IDPInternet
DatagramProtocol
NetBIOS(3COM)
XNSVirtual
Terminal
XNSFiling
XNSMail
XNSPrinting
ToSMB
Interface StandardsHSSI
High Speed SerialInterface
V.11or
X.21
RS-530V.36or
RS-449
V.35V.24or
RS-232
ToXNS
ToIP
ToSNA
ToIPX
ToIDP
ToTCP
ToDDP
ToISO
Control Protocols
IPCPInternet Protocol
ControlProtocol
OSINLCPOSI NetworkLayer Control
Protocol
ATCPAppleTalk
ControlProtocol
XNSCPXNS
ControlProtocol
NBFCPNetBios FramesControl Protocol
LEXCPLAN Extension
ControlProtocol
BACPBandwidth
Allocation ControlProtocol
CSCPCisco Systems
ControlProtocol
SNACPSNA
ControlProtocol
SDCPPPP Serial
Data ControlProtocol
CLLMConsolidated
Link LayerManagement
Q.933Annex A
T1.617Annex D
SVC (Frame Relay)Switched Virtual
ConnectionControl Message
LMI(Frame Relay)
LocalManagement
Interface
ToATM Cell
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ToEthernet
ToToken Ring
ToFDDI
ECPEncryption
ControlProtocol
IPXCPInternetwork
Packet ExchangeControl Protocol
IP Security
ESPIP
EncapsulationSecurityPayload
AHIP
AuthenticationHeader
Data
Responsible for addressing and controlfunctions (e.g., routing) necessary tomove data through the network. This
covers establishing, maintaining and terminatingconnections including packet switching, routing,data congestion, reassembly of data andtranslation of logical addresses to physicaladdresses.
Network Layer
3
Responsible for error-free transmissionand establishing logical connectionsbetween stations. This is achieved by
packaging raw bits from the physical layer intoblocks of data (frames) and sending these frameswith the necessary synchronization, error controland flow control.
Data Link Layer
2
Responsible for the transmission ofunstructured bit streams over a physicalmedium. This covers the mechanical,
electrical and procedural characteristics requiredto establish, maintain and deactivate physicallinks.
Physical Layer
1
DAT
A LI
NKPH
YSIC
AL
Address Resolution
SDH/SONET
DUPData User Part
B-ISUPB-ISDN
User Part
FromATM
Telephony (SS7, V5, Cellular)
ISUPISDN
User Part
TUPTelephone User
Part
TCAPTransactionCapabilities
Application Part
MTP1Message Transfer
Part Level 1
X.25
PPP
PresentationServices
Session Layer
Responsible for support of connectionsbetween sessions, administrative tasksand security. Providing the control
structure for communication between applications,it establishes, manages and terminatesconnections (sessions) between cooperatingapplications.
5
Responsible for interaction with theoperating system and providinginterface to the system (e.g., FTP, TELNET,
SMTP). Serving as a window for applications toaccess network services, it handles generalnetwork access, flow control, error recovery andfile transfers.
7Application Layer
Responsible for reliable, transparenttransfer of data between end points.Providing end-to-end error recovery and
flow control, it deals with packet handling,repackaging of messages, dividing messages intosmaller packets and error handling.
4Transport Layer
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
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PHYS
ICAL
MTP2Message Transfer
Part Level 2
MTP3Message Transfer
Part Level 3
PO
S-W
OP
v.L
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GSM/CDMA
SNA Transactions Services
DDMDistributed Data
Management
DCADocument
ControlArchitecture
DIADocument
InterchangeArchitecture
SNA/DSDistributedServices
SNA/MSManagement
Services
SNA/FSFile Services
Control
PDH-G.804
DS11.544 Mbps
DS2/J26.24 Mbps
E1 PLCPE1
2.048 Mbps
E3 PLCPE3
34.368 Mbps
DS4140 Mbps
DS345 Mbps
Routing
V5
NETW
ORK
TRAN
SPO
RTSE
SSIO
NPR
ESEN
TATI
ON
APPL
ICAT
ION
NETW
ORK
TRAN
SPO
RTSE
SSIO
NPR
ESEN
TATI
ON
APPL
ICAT
ION
GPRS
Supplementary Services
Audio Signal
G.711
G.722
G.723.1
G.729
G.728 VideoSignal
H.261
H.263
Frame Relay
CopperTwisted
Pair CDDI100 Mbps
ShieldedTwisted
Pair SDDI100 Mbps
FiberOptic
100 Mbps
DAT
A LI
NK
ToIP
ToX.25
FromFrameRelay
FromUDP
T.125/T.122(MCS)
T.124 (GCC)
IP Switching
MPLSMulti ProtocolLabel Switching
TDPTag Distribution
Protocol
FromNetBIOS
FromSPX
SPXII
FromUDP
RPCRemote
ProcedureCall
ToFrameRelay
ToEthernet
ToDS1
ToToken Ring
xDSL
SignalingUNI
(ATM)
Q.2931
Q.2971
FromE1,E3
FromT1,T3
Q.93B
Q.SAALCES
Circuit EmulationService
ILMI (ATM)Interim LocalManagement
Interface
OAM (ATM)Operations
andMaintenance
SSCOPService-Specific
Connection-OrientedProtocol
PNNI (ATM)Private
Network-to-NetworkInterface
Q.2140 (SS7)
CIFCell In Frames
MPOAMulti Protocol
Over ATM
ATM Cells
DXI (ATM)Data Exchange
Interface
HDSLHigh Bit Rate
DSL
SDSLSymmetric
DSL
RADSLRate Adaptive
DSL
ADSLAsymmetric
DSL
TAXI100 Mbps
25 MbpsATM
10 BASE-T
100 BASE-T
10 BASE-5
10 BASE-2
10 BASE-F 100 BASE-F
10 BROAD 36
1 BASE -5
ToFrameRelay
FromSNAP
FromSMDS
XTPExpress
TransportProtocol
IEEE 802.1p
ISO 9577
ETHERTYPE
V,E,T Series
LLC 802.2
MAC(Token Ring)
MediumAccessControl
RISourceRouting
Indicators
IEEE802.5TokenRing
FDDIFiber
DistributedData Interface
100VG-AnyLAN
SLIPSerial LineInterfaceProtocol
LMI (SMDS)Local Management
Interface
SMDS
DXI (SMDS)Data Exchange
Interface
IEEE 802.1Q
STUN-SDLCSerial
Tunnelingof SDLC
ICMPInternetControl
MessageProtocol
BOOTPBootstrapProtocol
DHCPDynamic
HostConfiguration
ProtocolPIMProtocol
IndependentMulticast
IGMPInternetGroup
ManagementProtocol
ARPAddress
ResolutionProtocol
RARPReverseAddress
ResolutionProtocol
IARPInverseAddress
ResolutionProtocol
SLARPCisco
Serial LineAddress
ResolutionProtocol
TrailersBerkeleyTrailers
Encapsulation WellfleetSRB
WellfleetSource Route
Bridging
RSVPResource
ReservationProtocol
RSRBCisco
Remote SourceRoute Bridging
H.323
DSMCC(MPEG)
Digital StorageMedia Protocol
RTSPReal-Time Streaming Protocol
TCP/IP
GDPCisco
GatewayDiscoveryProtocol
Mobile IPMobile Internet
Protocol
UDPUser
DatagramProtocol
NetBIOS-DGM
(TCP/IP)DatagramProtocol
SIP L3SMDS
InterfaceProtocol Level 3
DXI (Cisco)Data Exchange
Interface
SIP L2SMDS
InterfaceProtocol Level 2
IPInternetProtocol
CSLIPCompressed
Slip
SMTFDDI
StationManagement
MAC(FDDI)
MediumAccessControl
T.126 (SI)
T.127 (MBFT)
ToTCP
ToIP
LAN
X.224.0(ISO TP)
FromTCP
FromX.25
FromIPX
FromQ.922
ATM
Security
ISAKMPInternet Security
Association and Key
Management Protocol
SSHSecure Shell
HTTPSSecure HTTP
RADIUSRemote
Authentication Dial In User
Service
TCPTransport
ControlProtocol
FromTCP
SNAPSub-Network Access Protocol
STM-160C-482488Gbps
STM-10C-3
155.520Mbps
OC-151.840Mbps
STM-40C-12
622Mbps
V5
LAPV5
XNSSUN NFS IBM
NetBIOSNetBEUI
RPLRemoteProgram
Load
FromSDLC
DLSwData Link
Switching:Switch-to-Switch
Protocol
SSP
HPRHigh
PerformanceRouting
APPNAdvanced Peer
to PeerNetworking
Path Control
SMBServer
MessageBlock
Data Flow Control
LU 6.2Logical Unit 6.2
Transmission ControlRequest/ Response Header
ToSNA
SDLCSynchronous
Data LinkControl
SCSSNA Character
Stream
IPDSIntelligent
Printer DataStream
3270Data Stream
IBM RTDistributedServicesHeader
LAP(AppleTalk)Link Access
Protocol
FromUDP
AARPAppleTalkAddress
ResolutionProtocol
Tunneling(AppleTalk)
RTMPRouting
TableMaintenance
Protocol
AURPAppleTalk
UpdateRoutingProtocol
AEPAppleTalk
EchoProtocol
ZIPZone
InformationProtocol
Postscript
ASPAppleTalkSessionProtocol
PAPPrinterAccessProtocol
TOPS
SoftTalk
ADSPAppleTalk
DataStream
Protocol
NBP(AppleTalk)
NameBindingProtocol
ATPAppleTalk
TransactionProtocol
KSPKiewitStream
Protocol
AppleTalk
AFPAppleTalk
FilingProtocol
ToIP
RRMRadio
ResourceManagement
CDPD
MAC (CDPD)Medium Access
Control(Cellular Digital
Packet Data)
CellularModems
AirLink SecurityMNRPMobile Network
RegistrationProtocol
MDLPMobile DataLink Protocol
SNDCPSubnetwork-Dependent
ConvergenceProtocol
DDPDatagramDeliveryProtocol
ISDN
ToTCP
LAPBLink AccessProcedureBalanced
VLRVisitor Location
Register
AUCAuthentication
Center
HLRHome Location
Register
EIREquipment
IdentityRegister
INAP Intelligent NetworkApplication Protocol
IS41/MAP Mobile
Application Part
IPXInternetPacket
Exchange
ES-ISEnd System toIntermediate
SystemRouting
IS-ISIntermediate
RoutingProtocol
IDRPInterdomain
RoutingProtocol
IBM NMIBM
NetworkManagement
Remote Unix
SIP L1SMDS
InterfaceProtocol Level 1
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TFTPTrivial FileTransferProtocol
NTPNetwork
TimeProtocol
POP3Post
OfficeProtocolVersion 3
FromTCP
RIP(TCP/IP)Routing
InformationProtocol
BGPBorder
GatewayProtocol
E-IGRPCisco
EnhancedIGRP
OSPFOpen
ShortestPath
First Protocol
NHRPNextHope
RoutingProtocol
IGRPCisco
Inter-GatewayRoutingProtocol
EGPExterior
GatewayProtocol
GREGeneric RoutingEncapsulation
GGPGateway to
GatewayProtocol
HSRPHot Standby
Router Protocol
NARPNBMA
AddressResolutionProtocol
FromX.25
FromSLIP CSLIP
FromPPP
ToISOTP
ToND
ToXTP
IEEE802.4
Token Bus
IEEE802.3
CSMA/CD
IEEE 802.6DQDB
DistributedQueue
Dual Bus
BPDUBridge
SpanningTree
Protocol
CarrierPhase
Coherent
BroadbandMultilevelDuobinary
CarrierPhase
Continuous
FromSNA
FromTCP
FromUDP
QLLCQualifiedLogical
LinkControl
FromX.25
FromTCP
HDLCHigh-LevelData-Link
Control
FromIP
FromSPP
NWWDOGNetWare
WatchdogProtocol
NWBCASTNetWare
BroadcastMessage
Notification
NWDIAGIPX
DiagnosticSupportProtocol
NWSERIALNovell
SerializationProtocol
PAD(X.29)
PacketAssembly/
Disassembly
MLP(X.25)
Multi-LinkProtocol
FromLAPB
FromLAPB
ToPPP
ToQLLC
ToIP
X.25PacketLayer
Protocol
X.75Packet Switched
Signalingbetween
Public Networks
SPXSequenced
PacketExchange
SPX IISequenced
PacketExchange
NetBIOS(Novell)
ASP (CDPD)Accounting
ServicesProtocol
Wellfleet PPP
Router/Bridge
ToSMB
ToMDLP
ISO PPPresentation
Protocol
ISO SPSessionProtocol
NetBIOS(ISO)
CLNPConnectionless
NetworkProtocol
FromISO DE
CMIPCommon
ManagementInformation
Protocol
FTAMFile
Transfer,Access and
Management
VTPVirtual
TerminalProtocol
X.500DirectoryServices
MMSManufacturing
MessagingService
ODAOffice
DocumentArchitecture
X.400Electronic
CMISECommon
ManagementInformation
Service Element
ISO TPTransportProtocol
ROSERemote
OperationsServiceElement
ACSEAssociation
ControlServiceElement
RTSEReliableTransferServiceElement
H.235
H.245 H.225(Q.931)�
H.450.2�
H.450.3�
FromTPKT
BSSMAPBase Station
SystemManagement
Application Part
DTAPDirect Transfer
Application Part
SCCPSignaling
ConnectionControl Part
BSSAPBase Station
SystemApplication Part
BTSMBSC-BTMInterfaceLayer 3
FromLAPD
RASRegistrationAdmissionsand Status
RTCPReal-TimeTransport
ControlProtocol
RTPReal-TimeTransport Protocol
NISNetwork
InformationServices
RSTATRemote
Statistics
NFSNetwork
FileSystem
PMAPPort
Mapper
MOUNTMountServer
FromIP
NDSUN
NetworkDisk
MPEG-2Motion PictureExpert Group
AAL2AAL1 AAL5AAL3/4
ToFrame Relay
LAPDLink AccessProcedure D
Channel
Q.931
NS-Network
GTPGPRS
TunnelingProtocol
GMMGPRS
MobilityManagement
SMSShort
MessageService
NMNetwork
Management
SNDCPSub NetworkDependent
ConvergenceProtocol
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IEEE 802.3zGigabit Ethernet1000 BASE-LX
1000 BASE-SX
UnshieldedTwisted
Pair4/16 Mbps
FiberOptic
4/16 Mbps
ShieldedTwisted
Pair4/16 Mbps
IMAP4Internet
Message AccessProtocol
SMTPSimple
MailTransferProtocol
TelnetFTPFile
TransterProtocol
X Windows HTTPWWW
Hyper TextTransferProtocol
TACACS+AccessControl
Protocol
TACACSAccessControl
Protocol
PRINTRemote
UnixPrint (Ipr)
REXECRemote
UnixExec
RWHORemote
Unix WHOProtocol
RLOGINRemote
UnixLogin
RSHELLRemote
UnixShell
CCPCompression
ControlProtocol
SPCPStream Protocol
ControlProtocol
BAPBandwidthAllocationProtocol
LQRLink
QualityReport
LCPLink
ControlProtocol
LEXLAN
ExtensionProtocol
CHAPChallenge
HandshakeAuthentication
Protocol
EAPExtensible
AuthenticationProtocol
PAPPassword
AuthenticationProtocol
SDTPPPP Serial
Data TransportProtocol
LZSCompression
Protocol for PPP
MPPCMicrosoft PPPCompression
Protocol
MLP (PPP)Multi-LinkProtocol
BCPBridgingControl
Protocol
V5PSTN
V5CONTROL
V5BCC
V5PROTECTION
V5LINK
CONTROL
Internet ManagementSNMPSimple
NetworkManagement
Protocol
CMOTCMIP
over TCP
SPPSequenced
PacketProtocol
PEPPacket
ExchangeProtocol
TPKTOSI
Upper TCP/IP
ISO DEISO
DevelopmentEnvironment
DVMRPDistance Vector
MulticastRouting Protocol
XOTCisco SystemsX.25 over TCP
NetBIOS-SSN
(TCP/IP)SessionProtocol
DNSDomainNameServer
NetBIOS-NS
(TCP/IP)NameServer
LDAPLight
WeightAccessProtocol
ToMPTN
ToSMB
ToX.25
ToISO TP
ToISDN
ToDLSw
H.450.1
ToSMB
ToTokenRing
FromTCP
ToSDLC
ToRI
RRRadio
Resource
MMMobility
Management
SMSShort Message
Service
CM/CCConnection
ManagementCall Control
SSSupplementary
Services
ToLAPB
MPTNAnyNet
Multi-ProtocolTransport
Networking
To FTPTelnet
DS1 PLCPOS1
1.544 Mbps
DSOPLCP
64 kbps
DS3 PLCPOS3
45 Mbps
G.703 PLCP
ISDN-H121.920 Kbps
ISDN-H111.563 Kbps
ISDN-HO384 Kbps
ISDN-B64 Kbps
ISDN-D16 Kbps BRI64 Kbps PRI
Cisco SLECisco Serial
LineEncoding
Frame RelayLink Access
Procedure to FrameMode Bearer
Services (LAPF)
PPP-BPDUPPP Bridging
Protocol
PPPPoint-to-Point
Protocol
LANE (ATM)LAN Emulation
EthernetDIXV2
BSSGPBase Station
SystemGPRS
Protocol
Ethernet50 ohm
coax
Thin Wire50 ohm
coaxBroadband
75 ohmcoax
Modem Standards
V.26 bis2400 bps
V.262400 bps
V.22 bis2400 bps
AT&T 2099600 bps
V.22AT&T 2121200 bps
V.21AT&T 103300 bps
V.42 bisV.42V.3314.4 kbps
V.329600 bps
V.299600 bps
V.27bis4800 bps
FromX.400
FromISO TP