Explain difference between OSI and TCP/IP Reference models.
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OSI represents Open System
Interconnection.
TCP/IP model represents the
Transmission Control Protocol /
Internet Protocol.
OSI is a generic, protocol independent
standard. It is acting as an interaction
gateway between the network and the
final-user.
TCP/IP model depends on standard
protocols about which the computer
network has created. It is a connection
protocol that assigns the network of
hosts over the internet.
The OSI model was developed first,
and then protocols were created to fit
the network architecture’s needs.
The protocols were created first and
then built the TCP/IP model.
It provides quality services. It does not provide quality services.