Suppose COMPUTER-A send a message “I will work hard in Finals” on internet to COMPUTER-B. How that communication takes place according to OSI 7 layers model? Write very short description of each of 7 layers DIAGRAM for your answers on both computers. Part B: Mentioned differences and similarities between term “TCP/IP” and “OSI Model” in your own words?

Suppose COMPUTER-A send a message “I will work hard in Finals” on internet to COMPUTER-B. How that communication takes place according to OSI 7 layers model? Write very short description of each of 7 layers DIAGRAM for your answers on both computers. Part B: Mentioned differences and similarities between term “TCP/IP” and “OSI Model” in your own words?

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