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The {{w|OSI model|Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Model}} is a conceptual model for network communications that defines 7 layers of functionality, where higher layers add increasing complexity to lower layers through associated protocols and standards. The 7 layers in the standard OSI Model are: | The {{w|OSI model|Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Model}} is a conceptual model for network communications that defines 7 layers of functionality, where higher layers add increasing complexity to lower layers through associated protocols and standards. The 7 layers in the standard OSI Model are: | ||