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Network architecture model What is an “architecture model”? An architecture model offers a general frame of reference for the problems connected to the network communications. Such a model is used not only to explain the communication protocols, but also to develop them. An architecture model separates the functions assigned to the communication protocols in different layers (easier to manage). Each layer has specific role(s) in the communication process among the network. Definitions – basic concepts: - Networking protocol - Communication types/data transmissions - Bandwidth /Throughput/Goodput

The ISO-OSI Model Why a layered model? - It reduces the complexity of the problem - It standardizes the interfaces - It facilitates modularity - It assures interoperable technologies - Accelerates the evolution - It simplifies and helps the teaching/learning process

ISO-OSI Model Application Presentation Session Transport Network Data LinkData link Physical Data Segments Packets Frames Bits Data

TCP/IP Model

OSI – TCP/IP Comparison OSI TCP / IP Application (Layer 7) Application Presentation (Layer 6) Session (Layer 5) Transport (Layer 4)Transport Network (Layer 3) Internet Data Link (Layer 2) Network access Physical (Layer 1)

Networking components in Windows - OSI model DLL files Netw. APIs Networking applications Netw. driver APIs – TDI clients TDI Protocol drivers – TDI transports (TCP/IP, NetBEUI, IPX/SPX, etc.) NDIS NDIS library NDIS miniport Ethernet, Token Ring, IrDA, ATM, etc. HAL

Networking components in Windows TDI (Transport Driver Interface) transports, protocol drivers NDIS (Network Driver Interface Specification) There are drivers in kernel mode, accepting IRP (I/O Request Packets) packets from TDI clients and processing the requests of these packets. The TDI transports assure the networking communication by executing message transmitting operations like segmenting and reassembling, sequencing, acknowledgment and retransmission. NDIS library (ndis.sys) The NDIS library exports functions for the TDI transports and support functions for networking adapter drivers.

Networking components in Windows Networking API DLL files There is an independent way for communication in the network. The networking APIs can be implemented in user or kernel mode. TDI clients There are device drivers in kernel mode implementing the networking API. NDIS miniport drivers Kernel mode drivers responsible with assuring the interface between TDI transports and several network adapters. The miniport NDIS drivers are communicating with the network adapters using NDIS library functions assuring the interface with HAL functions.