Access layer
error control and recovery flow control ppp(point to point protocol transfering from physical layer to network entities
The network layer or layer 3 is where you would expect to find routers or possibly layer 3 switches. The network layer is the point where different networks can converge. Routing tables held on layer 3 devices are the path out of the network. If you look at your ipconfig information with the /all switch you will see an address given for default gateway. This will point to the router that is aware of all other networks or sub networks you have access to. In the home this is usually the inside or private address of your DSL or cable modem. I understand some bridges operate at layer 3 as well. At layer 3 Ethernet frames are formed into packets in preparation for routing between networks or sub networks. Because the OSI layer is as implied open there are many examples of software and hardware that can operate at the network layer but router would be the best answer most of the time.
The point where your ISP's network connects to your network
The British Telecom microwave network is a network of point-to-point microwave radio links in the UK.
Layer 2 addressing not required for this topology
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The Access Layer
It is virtually impossible to trace a virus back to the point of origin
error control and recovery flow control ppp(point to point protocol transfering from physical layer to network entities
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The whole point of the network layer, and layer 3 devices, is to move packets between separate networks. Layer 2 devices on the other hand (switches), only move frames using only the data link layer between hosts in that same network. Without layer 3 devices (routers or gateways), there could be no communication between separate interconnected groups of computers.
The network layer or layer 3 is where you would expect to find routers or possibly layer 3 switches. The network layer is the point where different networks can converge. Routing tables held on layer 3 devices are the path out of the network. If you look at your ipconfig information with the /all switch you will see an address given for default gateway. This will point to the router that is aware of all other networks or sub networks you have access to. In the home this is usually the inside or private address of your DSL or cable modem. I understand some bridges operate at layer 3 as well. At layer 3 Ethernet frames are formed into packets in preparation for routing between networks or sub networks. Because the OSI layer is as implied open there are many examples of software and hardware that can operate at the network layer but router would be the best answer most of the time.
nose(nostrils) the first point of air entry.
power point
UPNP Universal Plug and Play - Device discovery . It goes by many names as the industry has not settled on one.
Point of entry to a manuscript
There is no two-layered OSI model in CCNA. 7-layer there is (physical, link, network, transport, session, presentation, application). 4-layer there is (physical, network, transport, application), being the first an abstraction of physical+link and being the last an abstraction of session, presentation and application. This model is used because of the CCNA point of view, having no relevant meaning the abstracted layers.