The Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model is structured in a series of layers. Each layer is designed to provide services to the layer above it. There can be multiple protocols that provide the same services (e.g., each kind of Ethernet or WiFi provides the same service of carrying frames to the Logical Link Control sublayer). the advantages of dividing network features into layers. why it helps to have consistent services provided by different protocols at the same level. Use network theory and standards to support your explanation. your response to the discussion area. to at least one of your peers. In your response, consider sharing ideas about what happens at one of the layers to provide the next layer the ability to complete its task.
