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Line 40: The two can roughly be related but are not a perfect match. The first striking difference is the layer count. The ~~DoD~~TCP/IP model ~~for the IP stack~~ uses four or five layers (the link layer might be treated as a single layer or split into a physical layer and a [[data link layer]]) and the OSI model uses seven. Strictly comparing names, the two "new" layers are the [[presentation layer]] and the [[session layer]]. Most comparisons lump these two layers with the OSI application layer and equate to the IP application layer.

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