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 STEPS ON MAKING PEER TO PEER  1st open "RUN" by pressing Windows key + R, then type "ncpa.cpl" 2nd find ethernet and click properties  3rd click the (tcp/ipv4) 4th change the Ip address and click "OK" 5th open "cmd"  6th type ipconfig  7th  and ping the other computing by typing their Ip  8th select a file and right click "GIVE ACCES TO" and    9th and click everyone and add then share 10th go to network and find the device where you send the files  the finale you can now share the files with other compuer thanks :)  

  Similarities Between TCP/IP and OSI Model Both the TCP/IP and OSI models provide logical ways of networking, as well as the processing of information using a layered system. In both systems, each layer has a specific function. This makes it easier to pinpoint where issues are occurring in the event of a failure. For example, in both models, you can determine if the data is not being transmitted properly to a hardware device by isolating potential problems in the data link layer (OSI) or the hardware layer (TCP/IP). Differences Between the TCP/IP and OSI Model The biggest difference between the two models is that the OSI model segments multiple functions that the TCP/IP model groups into single layers. This is true of both the application and network access layers of the TCP/IP model, which contain multiple layers outlined within the OSI model. This is a significant difference because it can make it more difficult to troubleshoot issues or enhance performance when you are using th...