Network Fundamentals
Network Fundamentals
Networking Fundamentals
Date : August 21,2010
Venue : TSG LA ,Allied Digital Ser!i"es Ltd ,New Del#i
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Data Networks
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Network -istor&
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Network -istor& "ontinued
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Networking De!i"es
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Network To(olog&
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Network $roto"ols
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Lo"al.area Networks )LANs*
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/ide.area Networks )/ANs*
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'etro(olitan.Area Network )'ANs*
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Storage.Area Networks )SANS*
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Virtual $ri!ate Networks )V$Ns*
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ene0its o0 V$Ns
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1ntranet and 23tranet V$N
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1m(ortan"e o0 andwidt#
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andwidt# $i(e Analog&
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andwidt# -ig#wa& Analog&
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andwidt# 'easurements
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andwidt# Limitations
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andwidt# T#roug#(ut
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Digital Trans0er 4al"ulation
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Digital !ersus Analog
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5sing La&ers to Anal&6e $ro%lems
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5sing La&ers to Des"ri%e Data 4ommuni"ation
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+S1 'odel
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+S1 La&ers
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"#rovides connectivity $nd %$th selection &et'een t'o host
"#rovides (ogic$l $ddress
")o error correction, &est e**ort delivery.
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+S1 La&ers
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+S1 La&ers
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$eer.to.$eer 4ommuni"ation
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T4$71$ 'odel
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2n"a(sulation
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Names 0or Data at 2a"# La&er
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Summar&
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Virtual LANs
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VLAN introdu"tion
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VLANs logi"all& segment swit"#ed networks %ased
on t#e 0un"tions, (ro,e"t teams, or a((li"ations o0
t#e organi6ation regardless o0 t#e (#&si"al lo"ation
or "onne"tions to t#e network8
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All workstations and ser!ers used %& a (arti"ular
workgrou( s#are t#e same VLAN, regardless o0 t#e
(#&si"al "onne"tion or lo"ation8
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VLAN introdu"tion
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A workstation in a VLAN grou( is restri"ted to
"ommuni"ating wit# 0ile ser!ers in t#e same VLAN
grou(8
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VLAN introdu"tion
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VLANs 0un"tion %& logi"all& segmenting t#e
network into di00erent %road"ast domains so t#at
(a"kets are onl& swit"#ed %etween (orts t#at are
designated 0or t#e same VLAN8
9outers in VLAN
to(ologies (ro!ide
%road"ast 0iltering,
se"urit&, and tra00i"
0low management8
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VLAN introdu"tion
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VLANs address s"ala%ilit&, se"urit&, and network
management8
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Swit"#es ma& not %ridge an& tra00i" %etween VLANs,
as t#is would !iolate t#e integrit& o0 t#e VLAN
%road"ast domain8
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Tra00i" s#ould onl& %e routed %etween VLANs8
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road"ast domains wit# VLANs and routers
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A VLAN is a %road"ast domain "reated %& one or
more swit"#es8
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road"ast domains wit# VLANs and routers
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La&er : routing allows t#e router to send (a"kets
to t#e t#ree di00erent %road"ast domains8
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road"ast domains wit# VLANs and routers
" 1m(lementing VLANs on a swit"# "auses t#e 0ollowing to
o""ur:
+T#e swit"# maintains a se(arate %ridging ta%le 0or ea"#
VLAN8
+10 t#e 0rame "omes in on a (ort in VLAN 1, t#e swit"#
sear"#es t#e %ridging ta%le 0or VLAN 18
+/#en t#e 0rame is re"ei!ed, t#e swit"# adds t#e sour"e
address to t#e %ridging ta%le i0 it is "urrentl& unknown8
+T#e destination is "#e"ked so a 0orwarding de"ision "an
%e made8
+For learning and 0orwarding t#e sear"# is made against
t#e address ta%le 0or t#at VLAN onl&8
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VLAN o(eration
" 2a"# swit"# (ort "ould %e assigned to a di00erent VLAN8
" $orts assigned to t#e same VLAN s#are %road"asts8
" $orts t#at do not %elong to t#at VLAN do not s#are t#ese
%road"asts8
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VLAN o(eration
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5sers atta"#ed to t#e same s#ared segment, s#are t#e
%andwidt# o0 t#at segment8
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2a"# additional user atta"#ed to t#e s#ared medium
means less %andwidt# and deterioration o0 network
(er0orman"e8
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VLANs o00er more %andwidt# to users t#an a s#ared
network8
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T#e de0ault VLAN 0or e!er& (ort in t#e swit"# is t#e
management VLAN8
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T#e management VLAN is alwa&s VLAN 1 and ma& not
%e deleted8 All ot#er (orts on t#e swit"# ma& %e
reassigned to alternate VLANs8
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VLAN o(eration
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D&nami" VLANs allow 0or mem%ers#i( %ased on t#e
'A4 address o0 t#e de!i"e "onne"ted to t#e swit"#
(ort8
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As a de!i"e enters t#e network, it ;ueries a data%ase
wit#in t#e swit"# 0or a VLAN mem%ers#i(8
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VLAN o(eration
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1n (ort.%ased or (ort."entri" VLAN mem%ers#i(, t#e
(ort is assigned to a s(e"i0i" VLAN mem%ers#i(
inde(endent o0 t#e user or s&stem atta"#ed to t#e (ort8
All users o0 t#e same
(ort must %e in t#e
same VLAN8
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VLAN o(eration
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Network administrators are res(onsi%le 0or
"on0iguring VLANs %ot# manuall& and stati"all&8
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ene0its o0 VLANs
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T#e ke& %ene0it o0 VLANs is t#at t#e& (ermit t#e
network administrator to organi6e t#e LAN logi"all&
instead o0 (#&si"all&8
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VLAN t&(es
" T#ere are t#ree %asi" VLAN mem%ers#i(s 0or determining
and "ontrolling #ow a (a"ket gets assigned: .
+$ort.%ased VLANs
+'A4 address %ased
+VLANs $roto"ol %ased VLANs
" T#e 0rame #eaders are en"a(sulated or modi0ied to re0le"t a
VLAN 1D %e0ore t#e 0rame is sent o!er t#e link %etween
swit"#es8
" e0ore 0orwarding to t#e destination de!i"e, t#e 0rame
#eader is "#anged %a"k to t#e original 0ormat8
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VLAN t&(es
" 'A4 address %ased VLANs
" $roto"ol %ased VLANs
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$ort.%ased VLANs
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'em%ers#i( %& $ort
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'em%ers#i( %& 'A4.Addresses
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VLAN t&(es
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T#e num%er o0 VLANs in a swit"# !ar&
de(ending on se!eral 0a"tors:
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Tra00i" (atterns
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T&(es o0 a((li"ations
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Network management needs
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Grou( "ommonalit&
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VLAN t&(es
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An im(ortant "onsideration in de0ining t#e si6e o0
t#e swit"# and t#e num%er o0 VLANs is t#e 1$
addressing s"#eme8
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e"ause a one.to.one "orres(onden"e %etween
VLANs and 1$ su%nets is strongl& re"ommended,
t#ere "an %e no more t#an 2<= de!i"es in an& one
VLAN8
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1t is 0urt#er re"ommended t#at VLANs s#ould not
e3tend outside o0 t#e La&er 2 domain o0 t#e
distri%ution swit"#8
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VLAN t&(es
" T#ere are two ma,or met#ods o0 0rame tagging, 1nter.Swit"# Link
)1SL* and >0281?8
" 1SL used to %e t#e most "ommon, %ut is now %eing re(la"ed %&
>0281? 0rame tagging8
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9outing asi"s
/#at is 9outing @
" T#e term Arouting is used 0or taking a (a"ket 0rom one de!i"e and sending it
t#roug# t#e network to anot#er de!i"e on a di00erent network8
" 9outers donBt reall& "are a%out #ostsCt#e& onl& "are a%out networks and t#e
%est (at# to ea"# network8
9outers route tra00i" to all t#e networks in &our internetwork8 To %e a%le to
route (a"kets, a router must know, at a minimum, t#e 0ollowing:
Destination address