A network engineer is troubleshooting an enterprise application connectivity issue using a packet analyzer. The capture indicates that the host successfully establishes a lower-level transport connection via a TCP three-way handshake. Following segment reassembly at Layer 4, the data stream is handed up the stack. However, the connection drops because the host fails to negotiate character encoding syntax and payload encryption protocols required to interpret the message structure. At which layer of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model does this specific negotiation failure occur, and what general term describes the Protocol Data Unit (PDU) at this stage?
- Presentation Layer (Layer 6); the PDU is referred to as DataCevap
- BSession Layer (Layer 5); the PDU is referred to as Segment
- CApplication Layer (Layer 7); the PDU is referred to as Packet
- DTransport Layer (Layer 4); the PDU is referred to as Frame
Cevap
The negotiation failure occurs at the Presentation Layer (Layer 6), where the PDU is generically referred to as Data.
The correct answer identifies the Presentation Layer (Layer 6) as responsible for data representation, encryption/decryption, compression, and syntax conversion. Upper OSI layers (Layers 5 through 7) process the payload referred to as Data.
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OSI Layer 6 (Presentation Layer) functions and PDU classification
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