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Shade in the A or B circle for each question.
Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.
| Left column | Right column | |
|---|---|---|
| 1TCP/IP Application layer | ANetwork Access maps to the OSI Physical and Data Link layers, not the OSI Network layer, which matches TCP/IP Internet | |
| 2TCP/IP Network Access layer | BCovers three OSI layers: Application, Presentation and Session | |
| 3The OSI Transport layer (layer 4) matches one TCP/IP layer of the same job, which handles end-to-end delivery | COSI Network = TCP/IP Internet (IP) | |
| 4The OSI Network layer (layer 3) matches the TCP/IP layer that addresses and routes packets | DCovers two OSI layers: Physical and Data Link | |
| 5TCP/IP Application = OSI Application only | EThe TCP/IP Application layer also covers the OSI Presentation and Session layers, not just OSI Application | |
| 6TCP/IP Network Access = OSI Network | FOSI Transport = TCP/IP Transport (TCP, UDP) |
Complete each line of code by filling in the missing parts.
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TCP/IP to OSI mapping — Each TCP/IP layer covers one or more OSI layers: Application = OSI application, presentation and session; Network Access = physical and data link; Transport and Internet match one each.TCP/IP Application = OSI Application,
Presentation and SessionNetwork Access = Physical + Data LinkTCP/IP Transport = OSI layer 4TCP/IP Internet = OSI Network layerTCP/IP has 4 layers, OSI has 7