Is there anyone here who knows CCNA? I currently have a project and I have to do a visual presentation of encapsulation. Only thing I can think of is a letter envelope. Somewhere around those lines.
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CCNA = Cisco Certified Networking Associate; So you would have better luck asking if anyone knows anything about networking.
I'll try and find something for you to use.2002 Silver ES 5-Speed
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Here is what I found:
I'm guessing you just wanted to know about OSI encapsulation? Or did you want something more specific?2002 Silver ES 5-Speed
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I'm not smart enough for this thread.'93 protege DX 5 spd.
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Thanks a lot but I already know what it is. I have to do a project and I have to show what it is visually.Originally posted by kc5zom
Here is what I found:
I'm guessing you just wanted to know about OSI encapsulation? Or did you want something more specific?Comment
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What about using your envelope idea with an envelope over an envelope over an envelope? Then when the packet arrives at the other workstation it opens each envelope in order to get the juicy data inside?2002 Silver ES 5-Speed
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Idea is already taken. Can you think of anything else? I thought of this but I still want more ideas. I have four shirts on four the last four layers of the OSI model. DATA will be traveling through this encapsulation. In the first shirt I have on it says Transport Layer and I have D.txt A.txt T.txt and A.txt written on it because it turns the DATA into segements. Then in Network Layer I put IP D.txt IP IP A.txt IP, etc. because the segments are turned into packets. Then in the Data Link layer the MAC address is added so I take off that other shirt and on this shirt I have MAC IP D.txt IP MAC written in the header and trailor; the packets are now frames. At last I take off another shirt and on my last shirt I have the Physical layer and the MAC IP D.txt IP MAC turn into binary. understand?Originally posted by kc5zom
What about using your envelope idea with an envelope over an envelope over an envelope? Then when the packet arrives at the other workstation it opens each envelope in order to get the juicy data inside?Comment
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that last post made me drunk ...
did he say something about a turbo ....Comment
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heh? What turbO?Originally posted by bruce95fmla
that last post made me drunk ...
did he say something about a turbo ....
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Your post made me feel drunk. I think I'm too tired to read anything that long.2002 Silver ES 5-Speed
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Kinda like Michael Stipe at the MTV awards that one year.Originally posted by icynelly
Idea is already taken. Can you think of anything else? I thought of this but I still want more ideas. I have four shirts on four the last four layers of the OSI model. DATA will be traveling through this encapsulation. In the first shirt I have on it says Transport Layer and I have D.txt A.txt T.txt and A.txt written on it because it turns the DATA into segements. Then in Network Layer I put IP D.txt IP IP A.txt IP, etc. because the segments are turned into packets. Then in the Data Link layer the MAC address is added so I take off that other shirt and on this shirt I have MAC IP D.txt IP MAC written in the header and trailor; the packets are now frames. At last I take off another shirt and on my last shirt I have the Physical layer and the MAC IP D.txt IP MAC turn into binary. understand?~Mark.
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I will be getting my CCNA in the spring.
Maybe that will help you out.
Last edited by 515speed; 09-12-2003, 10:14 AM.Bryan 93lx
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Thanks man. But i am brain dead. I need a way to visually show this...Originally posted by 515speed
I will be getting my CCNA in the spring.
Maybe that will help you out.
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