DNA (informatics)

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DNA (Digital Network Architecture) is a digital network architecture, created by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC).

It consists of seven layers, similar to those of the OSI Model and which have a direct correspondence with the seven levels of OSI.

  • Layer 7: User
  • Layer 6: Network management
  • Layer 5: Network session and control
  • Layer 4: Extensive communications
  • Layer 3: Lacing
  • Capa 2: Link
  • Capa 1: Physics

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