Match Each Layer of the OSI Model with its definition Physical A. Defines how to move bits from one device to another. It details how cables, connectors Data Link and network interface cards are supposed Network to work and how to send and receive bits. B. Defines how to establish and terminate a Transport session between the two systems. Session C. This layer is the closest to the user. It enables network applications to Presentation communicate with other network applications. Application D. Defines data formats. Compression and encryption are defined at this layer. E. Encapsulates a packet in a frame. A frame contains a header and a trailer that enable devices to communicate. A header, most commonly, contains a source and a destination MAC address. F. Defines device addressing, routing, and path determination. Device addressing is used to identify a host on a network. G. Segments chunks of data received from the upper layer protocols. Establishes and terminates connections between two computers. Used for flow control and data recovery. Match the Cable type to the specification 10BASE-T100BASE-TX100BASE-FX1000BASE-T1000BASE-SX1000BASE-LXE.62.5/125MicronMultimodeFiberMaximumSegmentLength:1312ftA.EIA/TIACategory5UTP2PairMaximumSegmentLength:328ftB.EIA/TIACategory5,5eUTP4PairMaximumSegmentLength:328ftC.9micronsign-modelfiberMaximumSegmentLength:310km(1.866.2miles)D.62.5/50micronMultimodeFiberMaximumSegmentLength:275meters/550metersF.EIA/TIACategory3,4,5UTP2PairMaximumSegmentLength:328ft Match the Application to the well known port number: SSH A. 22 http B. 80 https C. 443