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TCP/IP H.323 Telephony (SS7, V5, Cellular) SUN NFS IBM Novell NetWare X.25 ISO XNS AppleTalk

Internet Management Security RTSP Data SNA Transactions Services NWSERIAL NWDIAG PAD CMIP VTP CMISE XNS XNS AFP
FTP Telnet SMTP POP3 TFTP VLR AUC FTAM AppleTalk
File Simple Post Trivial File Real-Time Visitor Location Authentication NIS RSTAT Novell IPX (X.29) Common File Virtual Common Filing Mail
CMOT SNMP HTTPS SSH T.127 (MBFT) DCA DIA Packet Filing
Transter Mail Office Transfer Secure HTTP Secure Shell Streaming Register Center Network Remote Document Document Serialization Diagnostic Management Transfer, Terminal Management
CMIP Simple Information Statistics Assembly/ Protocol
Application Layer Protocol Transfer Protocol
Protocol Version 3
over TCP Network
Management
Protocol Protocol
Services
Control
Architecture
Interchange
Architecture
Protocol Support
Protocol Disassembly
Information
Protocol
Access and
Management
Protocol Information
Service Element XNS XNS
NTP T.126 (SI) Printing Virtual
Protocol From EIR HLR NFS PMAP MOUNT
Responsible for interaction with the Network DDM SNA/DS MMS ODA X.500 X.400 Terminal

7 7
X Windows HTTP TCP INAP IS41/MAP Equipment Home Location Network Port Mount
Time Identity Register Distributed Data Distributed Manufacturing Office Directory Electronic
operating system and providing WWW TACACS+ TACACS Protocol Intelligent Network Mobile File Mapper Server NetWare Lite Messaging Document Services Mail
Access Access Register Management Services NDS NWWDOG NWBCAST
Hyper Text RADIUS Application Protocol Application Part System Service Architecture
interface to the system (e.g., FTP, TELNET, Transfer Control Control ISAKMP Audio Signal NLP NetWare NetWare NetWare
Protocol Protocol Remote Internet Video NetWare Directory Watchdog Broadcast
Protocol Authentication G.711 G.728 From SNA/MS SNA/FS
SMTP). Serving as a window for applications to Security Signal Lite Service Protocol Message
IP SMB From Management File Services
APPLICATION

APPLICATION
Dial In User Association Protocol Notification
access network services, it handles general Remote Unix Service and Key G.722 G.729 H.261 ND Server SPX Services
From SPXII
Management SUN NetBIOS Message
IMAP4 GDP RLOGIN RSHELL
network access, flow control, error recovery and Internet Cisco Remote Remote Protocol G.723.1 H.263 Network Block
LSP NCP SAP BMP
Disk From ROSE ACSE RTSE
Message Gateway NetWare NetWare Service Burst
file transfers. Unix Unix SPP
Core Advertising Mode Type Remote Association Reliable
Access Discovery Login Shell IBM NM Lite
Protocol From From Sideband Protocol Protocol Operations Control Transfer
Protocol IBM Service Service Service
TCP IP Network Protocol
PRINT REXEC RWHO ISUP TUP TCAP Element Element Element
Remote Remote Remote Management
ISDN Telephone User Transaction
Unix Unix Unix WHO User Part Part Capabilities
Print (Ipr) Exec Protocol Application Part

Presentation
Presentation Layer Services
PRESENTATION

PRESENTATION
SCS
Responsible for meaningful exchange SNA Character

6 of data. Performing generally useful

transformations on data to provide a
Stream
IPDS
Intelligent
Printer Data
XNS
Courier
6
standardized application interface and common Postscript TOPS
Stream
ISO PP
communications services, it also provides 3270 LU 6.2 Presentation
services such as encryption, text compression Data Stream Logical Unit 6.2 Protocol

and reformatting.
To
MPTN
Session Layer
Responsible for support of connections
5 between sessions, administrative tasks
and security. Providing the control
To
SMB
NetBIOS-
SSN
(TCP/IP)
Session
DNS
Domain
Name
Server RPC Data Flow Control ASP PAP SoftTalk
5
Protocol Remote ISO SP
SESSION

SESSION
structure for communication between applications, AppleTalk Printer
Procedure Session Session Access
it establishes, manages and terminates NetBIOS- LDAP DSMCC Call Protocol Protocol Protocol
NS Light (MPEG)
connections (sessions) between cooperating (TCP/IP) Weight Digital Storage
Name Access Media Protocol From
applications. Server Protocol UDP

Transport Layer To XOT

RTCP
Real-Time
RAS
Registration
RTP
Real-Time
T.124 (GCC)
GSM/CDMA To
SMB
X.25 Cisco Systems To Transport Admissions Transport BSSMAP DTAP SS NBP
Responsible for reliable, transparent X.25 over TCP ISDN Control and Status Protocol Base Station Direct Transfer Supplementary NetBIOS (AppleTalk)

4 transfer of data between end points.

Providing end-to-end error recovery and To
ISO TP
ISO DE
ISO
Development
TPKT
OSI
Upper TCP/IP
NetBIOS-
DGM
(TCP/IP)
Datagram
To
SMB
Protocol

Supplementary Services
T.125/T.122
(MCS)
System
Management
Application Part
Application Part Services (Novell) To
SMB
NetBIOS
(ISO)
Name
Binding
Protocol 4
flow control, it deals with packet handling, Environment Protocol H.450.3 H.450.2 MM RR
  BSSAP BTSM
repackaging of messages, dividing messages into X.224.0 Base Station Mobility Radio SPX SPX II
DVMRP Mobile IP BSC-BTM Management Resource ATP ADSP KSP
(ISO TP) System Interface Transmission Control Sequenced Sequenced
Distance Vector Mobile Internet SPP PEP AppleTalk AppleTalk Kiewit
TRANSPORT

TRANSPORT
smaller packets and error handling. Protocol B-ISUP Application Part Layer 3 Request/ Response Header Packet Packet
ISO TP To To Sequenced Packet Transaction Data Stream
Multicast H.235 H.450.1 Exchange Exchange SMB
Routing Protocol From From From From B-ISDN Transport MDLP Packet Exchange Protocol Stream Protocol
TCP X.25 IPX Q.922 User Part Protocol Protocol Protocol Protocol
CM/CC SMS
Control DUP SCCP From Connection Short Message
TCP UDP XTP Signaling From
User Express Data User Part LAPD Management Service
Transport H.245 H.225 Connection ISO DE
To Control Datagram Transport Call Control
DLSw (Q.931) Control Part
Protocol Protocol Protocol

From
TPKT

Network Layer DHCP BOOTP

V5 HPR APPN Error (IPX)
Dynamic Bootstrap High Advanced Peer Echo (XNS)
GPRS V5 Performance to Peer ZIP
Responsible for addressing and control Host Protocol

3
PROTECTION Zone

3
Configuration Routing Networking CLNP
SNDCP Information
functions (e.g., routing) necessary to Protocol To Connectionless Protocol
PIM Sub Network IP Echo (IPX)
Protocol To Network
move data through the network. This Frame Dependent V5 Protocol Error (XNS)
Independent Convergence To
Multicast Routing Relay CONTROL
covers establishing, maintaining and terminating Protocol X.25 Path Control Routing
BGP RIP GRE
connections including packet switching, routing, Border (TCP/IP) Generic Routing From IPX PING RTMP
SIP L3 GMM AEP
Gateway Routing Encapsulation GPRS SDLC Routing RIP (XNS) Routing
data congestion, reassembly of data and SMDS V5 To To To AppleTalk
ICMP RSVP IGMP Protocol Information Interface Mobility PSTN Routing Table
Internet To FTP PPP QLLC IP ES-IS IS-IS IDRP Echo
Resource Internet Protocol Management Information Maintenance
translation of logical addresses to physical Control Reservation Group
Protocol Level 3 Telnet Routing End System to Intermediate Interdomain Protocol
Intermediate Routing Routing Protocol Protocol
addresses. Message Protocol Management E-IGRP NHRP GGP HSRP RIP
Protocol Protocol Cisco Next Gateway to Hot Standby V5 X.25 X.75 System Protocol Protocol AURP
SMS RPL NetBIOS MPTN (NOVELL) Routing DDP
Enhanced Hope Gateway Router Protocol Short BCC Remote NetBEUI AnyNet Routing Packet Packet Switched AppleTalk
MTP3 Layer From Datagram
IGRP Routing Protocol Message Program Multi-Protocol Information Signaling LAPB Update
Protocol Message Transfer Protocol between To Routing Delivery
Service Load Transport Protocol SMB Protocol
IP Part Level 3 Public Networks Protocol
Internet V5 Networking From
EGP IGRP OSPF NARP NLSP
Protocol Cisco Open LINK Token Ring
Exterior NBMA NM Netware NetBIOS IDP
Gateway Inter-Gateway Shortest Address Network From CONTROL Link
ATM From (3COM) Internet Tunneling
To To To From From From Protocol Routing Path Resolution Management IPX Services Datagram
Protocol First Protocol Protocol FDDI From (AppleTalk)
ND XTP ISOTP SLIP CSLIP PPP X.25 IP Switching Internet Protocol Protocol
NETWORK

NETWORK
From UDP
X.25 Packet
TDP IP Security Exchange IPX WAN
Tag Distribution GTP From
Protocol ESP AH GPRS Ethernet
IP IP From
Tunneling UDP
MPLS Encapsulation Authentication Protocol To
Multi Protocol Security Header SNMP
Label Switching Payload
To To
IP TCP

Data Link Layer RSRB

Cisco
To From CSLIP IBM RT SSP
Token TCP Compressed Distributed From From From
Remote Source Ring Address Resolution Services
Responsible for error-free transmission Route Bridging Slip To SNA TCP UDP

2 and establishing logical connections

between stations. This is achieved by L2F
Layer 2
Tunneling
PPTP
Point to Point Trailers
ARP
Address
Resolution
Protocol
RARP
Reverse
Address
Resolution
IARP
Inverse
Address
Resolution
SLARP
Cisco
Serial Line
Address
STUN-SDLC
Serial
Tunneling
of SDLC
To
SDLC
SLIP
Serial Line
Interface
LAPV5
SNA

SDLC
Synchronous
Header

DLSw
Data Link MLP U-B
AARP
AppleTalk
LAP
(AppleTalk)
2
packaging raw bits from the physical layer into Protocol Protocol Resolution MTP2 Data Link Switching: From From (X.25) Ungermann Address Link Access
Forwarding Tunneling Berkeley Protocol Protocol
Trailers Message Transfer Control Switch-to-Switch TCP LAPB Multi-Link -Bass Resolution Protocol
blocks of data (frames) and sending these frames Protocol Protocol Wellfleet Part Level 2 Protocol
Encapsulation Protocol Header Protocol
SRB To
with the necessary synchronization, error control Wellfleet RI QLLC
L2TP ATMP Source Route V5
and flow control. Ascend Qualified From
Layer 2 Bridging Logical
Tunneling Tunnel X.25
Management Link
Protocol Control
Protocol
ISO 9577

ETHERTYPE

SNAP To To
Sub-Network Access Protocol Token Ring Ethernet
LLC 802.2

ILMI (ATM) LANE (ATM)

LMI (SMDS) Interim Local Signaling
Local Management BSSGP CIF LAN Emulation UNI
Cell In Frames Management PAP LQR PPP-BPDU To T1.617 CLLM ASP (CDPD) MNLP
Interface Base Station Interface (ATM) Ethernet Consolidated From Accounting From
IEEE 802.1p System Password Link PPP Bridging Annex D Mobile Network
Q.93B Authentication Quality Protocol To To Link Layer X.400 Services Location CLNP
GPRS Q.2971 Management
MPOA MPEG-2 Protocol Report To To To To Token Ring FDDI To To Protocol Protocol
Protocol Ethernet X.25
Multi Protocol Motion Picture Q.2140 (SS7) Q.2931 TCP IDP IPX DDP
IEEE 802.1Q DXI (SMDS) Over ATM Expert Group MNRP AirLink Security
Data Exchange Q.SAAL LEX LCP Control Protocols Q.933 Mobile Network
Ethernet BPDU MAC RI SMT MAC Interface NS-Network CES LAN Link Annex A HDLC LAPB Cisco SLE Registration
DIX Bridge (Token Ring) Source (FDDI) PPP IPXCP OSINLCP XNSCP CSCP BCP
FDDI From Circuit Emulation SSCOP Extension Control Point-to-Point High-Level Link Access Cisco Serial Protocol
V2 Spanning Medium Routing Station Medium SNAP Service-Specific Protocol Protocol Internetwork OSI Network XNS Cisco Systems Bridging Data-Link Procedure Line
Service Protocol Packet Exchange Layer Control Control Control Control
Tree Access Indicators Management Access Connection- Control Balanced Encoding
Protocol Control Control DXI (Cisco) Control Protocol Protocol Protocol Protocol Protocol
Data Exchange Oriented To SNDCP
To AAL1 AAL2 AAL3/4 AAL5 Protocol SDTP EAP SVC (Frame Relay) Frame Relay Subnetwork-
Interface DS1 Q.931 IP
DXI (ATM) PPP Serial Extensible ECP ATCP SDCP LEXCP SPCP Switched Virtual Link Access Wellfleet PPP Dependent
From Data Exchange PNNI (ATM) Data Transport Authentication To To To To Encryption AppleTalk PPP Serial LAN Extension Stream Protocol Connection Procedure to Frame To Convergence
Frame To XNS IP SNA ISO TCP
Interface
DATA LINK

Private

DATA LINK
SIP L2 Frame Protocol Protocol Control Control Data Control Control Control Control Message Mode Bearer Protocol
IEEE 802.6 Relay Network- Services (LAPF)
IEEE IEEE IEEE FDDI DQDB SMDS Relay Protocol Protocol Protocol Protocol Protocol
ATM Cells to-Network
802.3 802.4 802.5 Fiber Distributed Interface Interface BAP CHAP LMI
CSMA/CD Token Bus Token Distributed Queue Protocol Level 2 LAPD MPPC MLP (PPP) LZS NBFCP BACP SNACP CCP IPCP Router/Bridge MDLP RRM
Bandwidth Challenge Microsoft PPP Multi-Link Compression (Frame Relay) From
Ring Data Interface Dual Bus OAM (ATM) Link Access NetBios Frames Bandwidth SNA Compression Internet Protocol Local Mobile Data Radio
Procedure D Allocation Handshake Compression Protocol Protocol for PPP Control Protocol Allocation Control ISO TP Link Protocol Resource
From From From Operations Authentication Control Control Control Management
Channel Protocol Protocol Protocol Protocol Protocol Protocol Management
T1,T3 E1,E3 SMDS and Protocol Interface
Maintenance

V,E,T Series
Physical Layer
100 SIP L1 xDSL
Responsible for the transmission of VG-AnyLAN SMDS

1 unstructured bit streams over a physical

medium. This covers the mechanical,
Ethernet Carrier
Shielded
Twisted
Pair
4/16 Mbps
Fiber
Optic
100 Mbps
DSO
PLCP
64 kbps
G.703 PLCP
Interface
Protocol Level 1 MTP1
Message Transfer
Part Level 1
HDSL
High Bit Rate
DSL TAXI
100 Mbps
25 Mbps
ATM E1 PLCP
PDH-G.804
E3 PLCP
V.24
or
V.36
or
Interface Standards
V.35 RS-530 V.11
or
HSSI
High Speed Serial
Cellular
Modems
MAC (CDPD)
Medium Access
1
10 BASE-T SDSL Control
electrical and procedural characteristics required 50 ohm Phase Unshielded Shielded To Symmetric E1 E3
RS-232 RS-449 X.21 Interface
(Cellular Digital
coax 10 BASE-5 Continuous Twisted Twisted PPP DSL 2.048 Mbps 34.368 Mbps Packet Data)
to establish, maintain and deactivate physical

PHYSICAL
Pair Pair SDDI To To
PHYSICAL

Thin Wire Carrier DS1 PLCP DS1 DS2/J2 Modem Standards

links. 50 ohm
10 BASE-2 100 BASE-T
Phase
4/16 Mbps 100 Mbps OS1 SDH/SONET
RADSL LAPB Frame Relay
IEEE 802.3z Rate Adaptive 1.544 Mbps 6.24 Mbps V.21 AT&T 209 V.22 V.22 bis V.26 V.26 bis
coax 10 BASE-F 100 BASE-F Gigabit Ethernet Coherent Fiber Copper 1.544 Mbps DSL
OC-1 STM-1 STM-4 STM-16 AT&T 103 9600 bps AT&T 212 2400 bps 2400 bps 2400 bps
Broadband
75 ohm 10 BROAD 36 1000 BASE-LX Broadband
Optic
4/16 Mbps
Twisted
Pair CDDI
DS3 PLCP
OS3
51.840
Mbps
0C-3
155.520
0C-12
622
0C-48
2488
ADSL DS3 DS4 ISDN-B ISDN-D ISDN-HO ISDN-H11 ISDN-H12
300 bps 1200 bps CDPD
coax Multilevel 100 Mbps Asymmetric 45 Mbps 140 Mbps 64 Kbps 16 Kbps BRI 384 Kbps 1.563 Kbps 1.920 Kbps V.27bis V.29 V.32 V.33 V.42 V.42 bis
1 BASE -5 1000 BASE-SX Duobinary 45 Mbps Mbps Mbps Gbps DSL 64 Kbps PRI 4800 bps 9600 bps 9600 bps 14.4 kbps
To
ATM Cell

LAN SMDS ATM ISDN PPP Frame Relay

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