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IBM PC LANs and the OSI Model - Network Operating Systems
IBM PC LANs and the OSI Model – Network Operating Systems
IBM supports two Network Operating Systems, the PC LAN Program and the OS/2 LAN Server. See the two diagrams below. The PC LAN Program is an enhancement of the earlier PC LAN Support Program, which had been criticized by customers for its poor performance. Recent improvements have resulted in better performance and expanded services.
Figure 6-12. IBM PC LAN Program and the OSI Model
While IBMsup…
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Novell NetWare and the OSI Model - Network Operating Systems
Novell NetWare and the OSI Model – Network Operating Systems
Novell, Inc., incorporated in 1983, has experienced phenomenal success. Novell’s mainstay product is NetWare 286, but its newer products, NetWare 386 and Portable NetWare, represent the company’s strategic direction for the future. Portable NetWare is designed for implementation on operating system platforms such as UNIX, OS2, and Digital’s VMS. Novell’s 1991 agreement with IBM, in which IBMdecla…
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Unit 4 Unit Contents
Unit 4 Unit Contents
Unit Contents
Overview Objectives Introduction The Session Layer The Presentation Layer The Application Layer Summary Assessments
Overview
This unit will introduce you to the final three layers of the OSI model. This unit will also introduce three widely used network protocols: TCP/IP, SNA, and DNA.
Objectives
At the completion of this unit, you will be able to:
1.Explain…
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