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Note: Refer to FCN Lecture 8-Introduction to Networking and TCP/IP : Slide 9
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What are the 4 layers of the TCP IP model? The TCP IP model is a four-layer communication model that breaks down communication into manageable chunks. This makes it possible to standardize the process of communication without relying on software and hardware providers. As a result, companies can save time and money while still ensuring reliable communication. This post will look into all 4 layers of the TCP IP model in depth. I would suggest you read about the OSI model, OSI model cheat sheet Infographic, IP subnetting, VLANs, and VLAN tagged vs. untagged topics to grasp the basic understanding of networking. |
Note: Refer to FCN Lecture 8-Introduction to Networking and TCP/IP : Slide 10
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TCP/IP stands for Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol and is a suite of communication protocols used to interconnect network devices on the internet. TCP/IP is also used as a communications protocol in a private computer network (an intranet or extranet). The entire IP suite -- a set of rules and procedures -- is commonly referred to as TCP/IP. TCP and IP are the two main protocols, though others are included in the suite. |
Note: Refer to FCN Lecture 8-Introduction to Networking and TCP/IP : Slide 19
Videos & Infographic
Networks - Episode 1 | Network Hardware by code-exe
In this video, the first of our Network series which explores how Networks function, you'll learn about the different pieces of network hardware and how they work together.
Note: Refer to FCN Lecture 8-Introduction to Networking and TCP/IP : Slide 5
Encapsulation and Decapsulation in the Computer Networks by Bogdan Stashchuk
A video about encapsulation and decapsulation.
Note: Refer to FCN Lecture 8-Introduction to Networking and TCP/IP : Slide 12
NETWORK INTERFACE CARD & O.S.I LAYER by Telecom Training
This video describes how Computer's Network Interface cards work with the O S I layer and how data moves through the computer from the Application Layer to the Physical Layer.
Note: Refer to FCN Lecture 8-Introduction to Networking and TCP/IP : Slide 15
What is TCP/IP Encapsulation? by Eugene Blanchard
This video provides a visual introduction to the what happens to information as it moves down through the TCP/IP network protocol stack. It was made using the trial version of excellent animation/presentation tool called VideoScribe.
Note: Refer to FCN Lecture 8-Introduction to Networking and TCP/IP : Slide 17
Microchip Developer. TCP/IP Five-Layer Software Model Overview [Infographic].
Note: Refer to FCN Lecture 8-Introduction to Networking and TCP/IP : Slide 18