4 Knowledge Base

 

 TelecomTrainning.net > Knowledge Base
 Viewing KB Article
Good Evening, - Please register or - log-in to your account.
Search
Search   Saved Questions   Ask a question
Keywords 
 
Available categories
LTE
100 of Questions in LTE
CCNA Certification
CCNA Sample Q & A (1000 + Q &A)
(Network +) Certification
(Network +) Sample Q & A (1000 + Q &A)
Networking
General/Interview Q& A on Networking
Home Networking
General/Interview Q& A on Networking
VOIP, SIP & Asterisk
Q & A on VOIP,Ethereal, SIP & Asterisk
Telecom Test Equipments
Q & A on Telecom Test Equipment
PSTN / Wireline
General / Interview Q & A on PSTN / Wireline
LTE, Wireless, 3G ,Diameter and HSS
General/Interview Q & A on LTE, Wireless, 3G ,Diameter and HSS
Telecom General
Any Q & A in Telecom in General

Top Questions
Friends, Describe Secure storage and distribution of A-Keys?
what is the difference between E1 signal & Ethernet signal ?
How do I monitor SS7 Traffic in spectra2?
Can you tell me about PBGT?
Explain me the difference between a repeater, bridge and router? Relate this to the OSI model.
What is the difference between BRI & PRI ?
Guys what is the purpose of Umbrella Cell Approach in GSM ?
how can we explain media gateway in MSc?
What is GGSN?
What is the difference between Electrical-tilt and Mechanical-tilt of an antenna?
What is BSC?
What is demarc point?
Can any one explain me how sms flow will work using ss7 network ?( from physical layer to application layer)
why cellphone towers are painted in red and white?
Explain SLTA and SLTM messages in MTP3?
Hi guys what is WAP?
wat is the difference betweem MSC & GMSC, & MSS & GCS?
what is EDAp? what is the functions of EDAP?
What is a circuit id?
what is sdh?

Tell me the Session layer protocols ????
waqqas1 12-November-2008 04:13:49 PM

Comments


X.225, ISO 8327, X.215, ISO 8326
Posted by crouse


session establishment
Posted by Hash007


The Session Layer is level five of the seven level OSI model. It responds to service requests from the Presentation Layer and issues service requests to the Transport Layer.

The Session Layer provides the mechanism for opening, closing and managing a session between end-user application processes, i.e. a semi-permanent dialogue. Communication sessions consist of requests and responses that occur between applications. Session Layers are commonly used in application environments that make use of remote procedure calls (RPCs).

An example of a Session Layer protocol is the OSI protocol suite Session Layer Protocol, also known as X.225 or ISO 8327. In case of a connection loss this protocol may try to recover the connection. If a connection is not used for a long period, the Session Layer protocol may close it and re-open it. It provides for either full duplex or half-duplex operation and provides synchronization points in the stream of exchanged messages.
For creating sessions Session layer protocols that are being used are as follows:

X.225, ISO 8327, X.215, ISO 8326

Note:From Wikipedia.com
Posted by sagitraz


The OSI Session Layer Protocols norrmally use following protocl for creating session.
X.225, ISO 8327, X.215, ISO 8326
Posted by mrleo99098


The OSI Session Layer Protocols are
(X.225, ISO 8327, X.215, ISO 8326)
Posted by HamidAliKhan

Q&A Rating

Q&A Rating
Rate This Question and Answer

Related Questions
Why MSC side working under 64Kbps?why not 16Kbps?
 
any body say how much bandwidth a wimax single sector bts handles? then why these sectors r not using in telecom
can any one tell me Which modes in Cisco's IOS can you issue show commands?
 


Search questions via popularity
Top viewed questions  Top emailed questions  Most printed questions  Most saved questions
 
Copyright © Telecom Training, All Rights Reserved