All we made it through to the summary section.
So what are we talking about.
We talked about the TCAP happy sweet what it is why we use it when it was when it started centuries
old.
Why not do the math.
All right.
But it's something that needed to replace an older protocol and see the ballgame to make things better.
Because you have a connection oriented connection less.
Each was in charge of certain things some protocols and core numbers that they look at.
Then we actually look at the TCAP IP model know comparison with the Oist IMO the a comparison with the
new way that they're revving up the TCAP IP more they use maybe more a little bit more granular.
All right.
But the way I pretty much use us all the process.
We talked about the process as an application layer and all not all but a good portion of the protocols
I work on there.
And the more then we know that you do as I say we know these things are OK that they work on their part
about the host the host or transport layer I TZP be used to recall that our men are in the household.
But the A.P. is the most important one.
It does have a lot of overhead.
It does have a lot of overhead because of all the things that are done.
Check Windows people are not always negative.
Now all the different things flow control all of that.
And then we talk the end out there in Oregon and I IP like we want then we can fail to not mention is
whoa that maps over also with the Myers layer 1 which is the physical layer.
We're going talk much about it.
Well I just have bigger pipes.
That goes without saying.
If you have the latest and greatest software the latest applications to manage your network you have
the latest operating systems for your machines.
You have two hundred twenty four gigabytes of RAM or 32 gigabytes of RAM and a core processor and all
these beautiful things that we wish we could have on our desktops.
And you know these humongous racks servers that can hold you know.
Exabytes of information gigabytes of information.
What have been some crazy number.
All right.
And then we have caftan.
Now we have terabytes terabytes of space.
Insane.
All so you need to make sure that your physical error which maps for to the network access layer or
to the physical there.
OK.
Probably new to me.
CCPOA female OK you need to make sure that that's where the way to the media line.
What type of wiring what type of connectors you know are you using wireless on using fiber coaxial.
So all these things we need to make sure that you know what type of media is this information going
across and things need to be terminated correctly.
We could be using the correct standards doing it when we're running these cables.
You just can't run them willy nilly.
Our standards are going to be followed.
OK.
And for the most part you know unfortunately not everybody does.
But we need to we need to because the media is the beginning of everything.
Everything has to go out your computer into that nic card out that wire when there is wireless whatever.
What are some sort of interface on your computer.
OK.
And you are hit some wire hit some internetworking device and then send the word needs to go.
And that's another thing.
Once you send the information out of your computer Maisa to the which makes it to the rodder and then
your provider will shoot yourself in the foot.
Right.
And get some ISDN connection.
All right.
Where in the world of Meshal either.
Big or right tone.
All right.
That's what you need to be having.
If you want to compete in today's technology technological world.
OK.
You need to keep up to keep up with speed on the security.
All right.
We to have the configurations and the right people.
All right.
There will be not only that they have the knowledge.
Anybody can have the knowledge but will they watch my video.
Right.
Anybody can have them out.
When they going to have the desire.
OK in order to learn nor to do what they have to do.
Told you that story that they knocked down my radio was the counting game.
Government agency they knocked down my radio.
I couldn't do other DNS.
Why are you paying the website on whether the IPO know to get to the radio and silly as that I was able
to do OK.
Well we'll know how are they both able to do it.
Should I have had access to comment from.
No.
No usually do you have Axel's to look Samantha whatso to any administrative tools we access.
They should have.
So what they do and on the application layer the Mercer issue only allow them to go where they need
to go and block everything else.
You know there are my friends while they were there to maintain your network.
And these models that we all are.
Oh my God we're going to talk about us.
I we to talk about other things if you are really.
To talk about standards and Kate that's important.
That's important that if we give the foundation and lay it down correctly in everything we build up
will fall into place and you can put your feet up one way.
Always be very good and very vigilant.
So take this very seriously.
You need to know all this and went and basically with us I'm all I that you already know.
They just maps into it.
You saw nothing.
Let's take into consideration all the protocol.
I remember remember I was on security glass more Remember if you're not using a protocol important on
Murdoch whilom a back door all day.
Liverpool international.