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Network Simulation - Part 1

Teaching Network Simulation

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Network Simulation

Part 1

By:
Abdul Ghofir, S.Kom., M.Kom
Topology
Router Configuration
Router Configuration
PC1 Configuration
PC2 Configuration
HUB

• Hubs are often referred to as concentrators.


• The function of this hub is to include cables from each client,
workstation, or server.
• Hubs can cause domain collisions, because they are unable to
determine the destination.
How HUB Works

Note:
• Red line: Packet direction
sent
• Yellow line: Direction of
computers which receive
the packet
Switch

• A switch connects all computers connected to a LAN, just like a


hub.
• The difference is that the switch can operate in a "full-duplex"
mode and is "capable of redirecting and filtering information to
and from specific destinations".
• Can prevent collision domains and decrease the work speed of a
computer network.
How Switch Works

Note:
• Red line: Packet direction
sent
• Yellow line: Direction of
computers which receive
the packet
Types of Switch

1. Unmanageable
2. Manageable
Unmanaged Switch

• The main function of an unmanaged switch is to manage the flow


of data between the printer and multiple computers or between
other devices
• This switch can be used directly without complicated settings
• This switch has several advantages such as easy installation and
relatively cheap price.
Manageable switch

• This type of switch has a user interface or software, this allows


users to configure the switch.
• There are several configuration methods offered, including
through the console and through a more sophisticated interface
through a web browser.
• One of the usual settings that can be done is to make network
segmentation.
Topology (Switch)
VLAN

• VLAN is a custom network which is created from one or more local


area networks.
• It enables a group of devices available in multiple networks to be
combined into one logical network.
• The result becomes a virtual LAN that is administered like a
physical LAN.
• The full form of VLAN is defined as Virtual Local Area Network.
Topology 1 for VLAN
Configure Switch
Topology 2 for VLAN (2 Switch)
Configuration

 Switch1(config)#int f0/24
 Switch1(config-if)#switchport mode trunk

 Switch2(config)#int f0/24
 Switch2(config-if)#switchport mode trunk

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