From OSI Layers to Evolution Layers via UNIX
Undoubtedly the OSI model is no help for beginners of Networking, it does not tell you how to play with network technology. Due to lack of any other didactic means it has became the de facto introductory material until books began to appear around the early 90s.
Its strong point is that it pushed the case for standards at times where the big computer makers like DEC and IBM battled to establish their own proprietary computer-network technology like DNA and SNA correspondingly. Amongst the positive achievements of OSI are ASN.1, a data structure modelling tool and the fist ever go at fixing Networking concepts.
In this battle for the network the other opposite was the telecommunication industry which did push for standards but also their own agenda, its main feature was to obstruct competition in this new world of computer-networks. The most powerful weapon, in fact a Trojan horse, was UNIX.
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The basic OSI concept (the sketch of stacked regular quadrilaterals that everyone grew up with) is not bad. The problem with OSI is that it cannot be taught. It somehow is always a one or two lecture thing and a boring one. When people actually tried to do something involving it it had a steep learning curve and no real pay off.
John Day from Boston University in his book "Patterns in network architecture, a return to fundamentals" says it all about OSI. In one word OSI failed to complete its goal.
Note, CISCO network academy CCNA course includes the OSI model.
My own bad experience with OSI has to do with the so called "protocol wars" mainly.
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