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Networks Basics: C Viven Rajendra
Networks Basics: C Viven Rajendra
Contents
What is a network? How does it work? HUB, Switch, Router. Classifying network. Pro y, !P, Su"net, #NS. Wi$i, net%on, si%&le a&&lications.
Co%&uter Network
' ( co%&uter network is a grou& of interconnected )network ca&a"le de*ices+. ' Co%&onents , Network !nterface Cards, Hu"s, Switches, Routers and gal*anic ca"le.
Hu"
' ( network hu" or re&eater hu" is a de*ice for connecting %ulti&le twisted &air or fi"er o&tic -thernet de*ices together. ' When a &acket arri*es at one &ort, it is co&ied to all the &orts of the hu" for trans%ission
Switch
' ( switch is a de*ice that &erfor%s switching. ' !t forwards and filters datagra%s 0chunk of data co%%unication1 "etween &orts "ased on the 2ac4(ddresses in the &ackets.
Router
' $orward data &ackets "etween networks using headers and forwarding ta"les to deter%ine the "est &ath to forward the &ackets. ' Processor, 5S, %e%ory.
Router
Ca"les
' Category 6 ca"le, known as Cat 6 or 7Ca"le and .ele&hone7, is a twisted &air ca"le.0899 2"&s1 ' (n o&tical fi"er is a glass or &lastic fi"er that carries light along its length.0:9 ;"&s1
Classifying Networks
5n the "asis of scale or e tent of reach of network , <(N, 2(N, W(N. 5n the "asis of connection %ethod , hardware technology , 5&tical fi"re, -thernet, Wireless <(N. $unctional relationshi&, Client4Ser*er, Peer4to4&eer. 5n the "asis of network to&ology, Physical layout, 2esh, Star, Bus, Ring, Hy"rid
W(N 0contd..1
' Co*ers a "road area 0i.e., any network whose co%%unications links cross %etro&olitan, regional, or national "oundaries1. ' .he largest and %ost well4known e a%&le of a W(N is ,
Networking "asics
' ' ' ' ' What is a Pro y? What is an !P address? What is su"net %ask? What is #efault gateway? #o%ain Na%e Syste% 0#NS1
Pro y
' !nterface "etween internal and e ternal network0!nternet1 ' Pri%ary ad*antages,
@ Security 0fro% outside1 @ (ccess control 0 sites, *irus1 @ -fficient network utiliAation due to caching
!P address
' (n !nternet Protocol 0!P1 address is a nu%erical identification that is assigned to de*ices &artici&ating in a co%&uter network utiliAing the !nternet Protocol for co%%unication "etween its nodes. ' .he for%at of an !P address is a ?>4"it nu%eric address written as four nu%"ers se&arated "y &eriods. -ach nu%"er can "e Aero to >66. ' 2ine is 89.>.>98.D>
Su"net %ask
' ( &ortion of the networkEs co%&uters and network de*ices that ha*e a co%%on, designated !P address routing &refi . ' ( %ask used to deter%ine what su"net an !P address "elongs to. ' (n !P address has two co%&onents, the network address and the host address ' Hostel4> su"net is >66.>66.9.9, so allowed i&4addresses are 89.>. .
#efault gateway
' ( node 0a router1 on a co%&uter network that ser*es as an access &oint to another network. ' Fiewed si%&ly as an entry &oint and an e it &oint in a network. ' ( default gateway is used "y a host when an !P &acketEs destination address "elongs to so%e&lace outside the local su"net. ' Hostel4> has a co%&uter , 89.>.>69.8
#NS - a%&le
Suggested Material
' Iurose, Ross , Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach. ' WikiPedia @ Co%&uter Network , http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_netw ork ' Su"net %ask , http://www.techfaq.com/subnet-mask.shtm
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