Re: Session layer in OSI and TCP/IP

[orlin () baturov com]

> On 7/17/2010 7:05 AM, Naruto Uzumaki wrote:
> SSL is encryption.  You create a socket connection (TCP/IP if you like)
> and then begin encrypted communication over it.  I'd bet session,
> dialog, connection, etc, all refer to the same thing.
no, (in ssl) a connection describes the ssl connection, which consists of
atleast one session. For example if you open a ssl client to some host you
can download a file and execute a command at the same time while having
the same connection but each content having it's own session.


> -Andy
>
> PS: do you think Sakura would go out with me?
No, she is still deeply in love with Sasuke, though she will ask Naruto
out and he would cut her off. Naruto + Hinata ftw!


Cheers,
Orlin


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