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Dear all,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; I have a very confusing question to ask... about the session layer of the OSI model.<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; if I run ls&amp; on unix, will it go thru telnet (the application layer), the presentation layer and the session layer to the transport layer? If I run another ls program on the same machine, will another seperated session layer be created?.. or both ls will run under one 'session' mechanism.<br />
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Thanks <br />
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The confused<br />
Jacky
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Dear all,
    I have a very confusing question to ask... about the session layer of the OSI model.
    if I run ls& on unix, will it go thru telnet (the application layer), the presentation layer and the session layer to the transport layer? If I run another ls program on the same machine, will another seperated session layer be created?.. or both ls will run under one 'session' mechanism.

Thanks 

The confused
Jacky

Session Layer

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