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Data Communications and Computer Networks: A Business User's Approach
Data Communications and Computer Networks: A Business User's Approach
Computer Networks: A
Business User’s Approach
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Local Area Networks - Internetworking
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Last time
• LANs
• Wireless LANs (WLANs)
• Now connections between networks
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Introduction
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Why Interconnect?
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Internetworking devices
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Hubs
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Hubs connecting segments
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Bridges
Router: A router is a device that connects two distinct networks. Routers are
similar to bridges, but provide additional functionality, such as the
ability to filter messages and forward them to different places based on
various criteria. The Internet uses routers extensively to forward packets
from one host to another.
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A bridge interconnecting two dissimilar LANs
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Bridge interconnecting two identical LANs
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Transparent Bridges
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Two internal port tables and their entries
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Transparent Bridges
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Source-routing Bridges
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Remote Bridges
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Two LANs with intervening frame relay network
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Switches
A switch is a combination of a hub and a bridge.
It can interconnect two or more workstations, but like a bridge, it
observes traffic flow and learns.
When a frame arrives at a switch, the switch examines the
destination address and forwards the frame out the one necessary
connection.
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Switches
• Because of the additional processing required for each packet, a router has a
higher latency than a switch. In addition, a router requires an initial set-up
sequence, in which the ports are programmed and certain protocols and
characteristics are enabled or disabled. A switch may be simply plugged into
the network, automatically learning how to forward frames as the network is
used. Note that some protocols (e.g., NetBEUI) can’t be routed; instead, they
will pass through a switch. Finally, switches are used within networks to
forward local traffic intelligently. Routers are used between networks to route
packets between networks in the most efficient manner.
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Workstations connected to a shared segment of a LAN
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Workstations connected to a dedicated segment of a LAN
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Major role: isolating traffic patterns and providing multiple
access. This design is usually done by the network manager.
Switches are easy to install and have components that are hot-
swappable.
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A Switch with Two Servers Allowing Simultaneous Access to
Each Server
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A server with two NICs and two connections to a switch
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A pair of remote bridges and switch combination
designed to isolate network traffic
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Switch providing multiple access to an e-mail server
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Full Duplex Switches
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Full duplex connection of workstations to a LAN switch
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Network Servers
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Routers (really specialized computers)
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Routers
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Router conversion of CSMA/CD data frame to an internet
frame as it passes from a LAN to the internet
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Wireless connections: Access Point as a Bridge
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Connections (in general)
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Linksys Router for Home Network
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Linksys Router for Home Network
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The OSI Reference Model
Application Application
Layer Layer
Presentation Presentation
Layer Layer
Session Session
Layer Layer
Transport Transport
Layer Layer
Network Network
Layer Layer
Physical Physical
Layer Layer
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The Physical Layer Connection
Application Application
Layer Layer
Presentation Presentation
Layer Layer
Session Session
Layer Layer
Transport Transport
Layer Layer
Network
Layer
SpecifiesNetwork
Layer
electrical
Data Link Data Link
Layer connectionLayer
Physical Physical
Layer Layer
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The Physical Layer Connection
Application Application
Layer Layer
Presentation Presentation
Layer Layer
Session Session
Layer Layer
Transport Transport
Layer Layer
Network Network
Layer Layer
Amplification
Regeneration
Data Link Data Link
Layer Layer
Physical Physical
Hub
Layer Layer
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The Data Link Connection
Application Application
Layer Layer
Presentation Presentation
Layer Layer
Session Session
Layer Layer
Transport Transport
Delineation
Layer
Error Layer
Address
of
Network DetectionNetwork
Formatting
Layer Data Layer
Physical Physical
Layer Layer
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The Data Link Connection
Application Application
Layer Layer
Presentation Presentation
Layer Layer
Session Session
Layer Layer
Transport Transport
Layer Layer
Network Network
Layer Layer
Physical Physical
Layer Layer
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The Network Layer Connection
Application Application
Layer Layer
Presentation Presentation
Layer Layer
Session Session
Layer Layer
Transport
Layer
End to endTransport
Layer
routing
Network Network
Layer Layer
Physical Physical
Layer Layer
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The Network Layer Connection
Application Application
Layer Layer
Presentation Presentation
Layer Layer
Session Session
Layer Layer
Transport Transport
Layer Layer
Network Network
Layer Router Layer
Physical Physical
Layer Layer
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Upgraded network with additional server and switches
in the place of hubs
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What we covered
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