Some Basic Networking Concepts
Some Basic Networking Concepts
#Encapsulation
R1 R2 (Neighbor)
Touch
#Interface Status Codes and Their Meanings
Clocking??
Routers can use serial links without the need for additional
configuration or auto negotiation to sense the serial link’s speed. The
CSU/DSU knows the speed, the CSU/DSU sends clock pulses over the
cable to the router, and the router reacts to the clocking signal. In
effect, the CSU/DSU tells the router when to send the next bit over the
cable, and when to receive the next bit, with the router just blindly
reacting to the CSU/DSU for that timing.
#Terminology
#Flash Memory
*Rewriteable
*Permanent storage
*Ideal for storing files that need to be retained when the router loses
power.
#Ping command
The ping command sends an ICMP echo request packet to the stated
destination address. The TCP/IP software at the destination then replies
to the ping echo request packet with a similar packet, called an ICMP
echo reply.
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