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Computer Networking

The document provides an overview of computer networks, including definitions, types of networks (PAN, LAN, MAN, WAN), and network devices (modems, routers, switches). It also discusses the evolution of networking technologies from ARPANET to modern advancements like AI and the Internet. Additionally, it covers network topologies and the importance of unique identification for nodes in a network, including MAC and IP addresses.

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Computer Networking

The document provides an overview of computer networks, including definitions, types of networks (PAN, LAN, MAN, WAN), and network devices (modems, routers, switches). It also discusses the evolution of networking technologies from ARPANET to modern advancements like AI and the Internet. Additionally, it covers network topologies and the importance of unique identification for nodes in a network, including MAC and IP addresses.

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- tntroduction - -Evolution of Networking

WHAT IS COMPUTER NETWORK ? ARPANET : Advanced research project agency network


AComputer Network is a set of nodes connected HISTORY
via communication links.
1961 - ARPANET Established
Node : Any device ina network and that can send,
1971- Email
receive,store or create data. for e.g.Computer,
Scanner, mobile etc. 1974- Internet
Link : Medium through which data travels. 1982 - TCP/IP
1983 - DNS

1990- HTML &WWW (Tim Berner's Lee)


Printer 1997 Wi fi
INTRODUCTION The Internet
2010 - Artificial Intelligence

Switch
Router
Server

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-Types of Networks - O Youth af
3. MAN
1. PAN
’ Metropolitan Area Network
’ Personal Area Network ’ Range up to 30-40 km
’ Network formed by connecting a few ’ 2 or more LANS are connected via
personal devices like computers, Laptops, networking device can form MAN.
printers etc.
’ E.g. :Cable TV network or cable based
’ Range up to 10 meters. broadband internet services
’ E.g. -Mobile hotspot, Bluetooth

2. LAN 4. WAN

network
ofTypes ’ Local Area Network ’ Wide Area Network
’ Interconnects few nodes within alimited ’ Interconnect within a huge area
area. such as countries-continents.

’ Range up-to 1km, Speed 10 - 1000 Mbps ’ Internet is largest WAN.


’ Secure as only authentic connections are ’ Most expensive, slowest and errors
made
’ Ethernet cables, Wi-fi are used.
-Types of Network Devices - 2. Ethernet Card O Youth af

’ It is also known as Network Interface Card (NIC)


1. MODEM
’ It is used to set up a wired network.
’ Modem stands for MOdulator DEModulator'. ’ It is acircuit board mounted on the motherboard of
’ Itconverts analog signal to digital bits &vice versa acomputer
’ The Ethernet cable connects the computer to the
’ The modem at the sender's end acts as a modulator network through NIC.
that converts the digital data into analog signals.
’ The modem at the receiver's end acts asa
demodulator that converts the analog signals into
digital datafor the destination node to understand.

Modulator
ETH
CAR
Sender

MODEM 3. RJ- 45
Digtal Aralogy
’ Registered Jack-45 is an eight-pin connector that
De-Modulator is used exclusively with Ethernet cables for
networking.
Receiver
4. Repeater 6. HUB
’ Data are carried in the form of signals over the ’ A Hub is a network device used to connect different
cable. Signals lose their strength beyond the limit devices through wires.
and become weak.
’ The limitation of Hub is that if data from two
’ In such conditions, Repeater an analog device devices come at the same time, they will collide
regenerates the signl and put back on the cable. ’ Received data are sent t0 all the others nodes.
Weakened Signal Regenerated Signal

Repeater ODLink

6. Switch

GATEWAY
REPEATER, ’ Acentral device in a Local Area Network
5. Gateway ’ Like a hub, a switch is used to connect multiple
’ It acts as a "gate" between an organizations computers but it sends signals to only selected SW
HU
network and the outside world of the Internet devices instead of sending to all.
’ Gateway serves as the entry and exit point of a ’ It can forward multiple packets at the same time.
network, as all data coming in or going out of a
network must first pass through the gateway. ’ A switch does not forward the signals which are
’ It also maintain data routing noisy or corrupted.

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7. Router - Network Topologies
’ Arouter can receive the data, analyze it &transmit
it to other networks. Topology: The arrangement of computers and other
peripherals in a network.
’ Compared to a hub or a switch, a router has
advanced capabilities as it can analyze the data Common network topologies are :
being carried over a network.
’ A
router can be wired or wireless. Mesh, Ring, Bus, Star, Tree.

’ These days, home Wi-fi routers perform the dual


task of a router and a modem/ switch, connect to 1. Mesh
incoming broadband lines, from ISP (Internet ’ Each communicating device is connected with
Service Provider), and convert them to digital data every other device in the network
for computing devices to process
’ Complex and costly
’ fast and secure
Node 1 Node2

ROUTER TO

Node 3 Node 3

Node &

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2. Bus 4. Star
’ Everycomputer and network device is connected to a > Each communicating device is
single cable. connected to a central node,
’ It is bi-directional. like a hub or a switch Cascanrator/u

’ It is a multi-point connection ’ failure in central node may crash Bedes

’ Cheap, Simple, less Secure whole system


File Seruer
’ Effective, Efficient and fast

5. Tree
Ilodes
’ Each branch can have one or more basic topologies
’ Hierarchical flow of data
Nodes

’ Costly
3. Ring
’ Complex lodes

’ It forms a ring byconnecting twoneighboring


devices. Concentrata

’ Data flow is Unidirectional


’ Simple and cheap Ring Topology Back bone Cable

’ Less Secure, Error Prone

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- tdentification of nodes -
’ Globally unique
’ Each MAC address is a 12-digit hexadecimal nos. (48
Each node in a network should be uniquely bits in length)
identified to identify the sender, receiver &decide ’ First six digits (24 bits) contain the manufacturer's ID
a routing9 path to transmit data. called Organizational Unique Identifier (0UI)and the
later six digits (24 bits) represents the serial number
PC-A
I am confused ,I have two
assigned to the card by the manufacturer.
recipients of this
address, to whom
should I deliver this
frame? 01 32 54 :76: 85:AB
00 00 0A BB 28 FC

OUI NIC

IP Address
PC-B PC.C

’ Internet protocol Address


ADDRESSES ’ Assigned to each node ina network, unlike MAC,
1. MAC Address IP address can change if a node is connected to
another network.
’ Media Access Control.
’ The Physical Ihardware address, engraved on NIC at ’ Initially IpV4(32 bits) nowadays Ipv6 (128 bits)
the time of manufacturing which makes it ’ E.g. 192:168:0:178
permanent address
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lnternet - wwW- I0T
Websito.com
12.345.678 DNS
Internet is the global network of computing
devices.
’ Each computer server hosting a website or web
World Wide Web (WwwW) is an ocean of resource is given a name against it's IP address.
information, stored in the form of trillions of > These names are called the Domain names or
interlinked web pages and web resources. hostnames.

Sir Tim Berners Lee invented the WwW in 1990. ’ Conversion of the domain name of each web server to
its corresponding IP address is called domain name
resolution.
HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) is a language
which is used to design Web Pages so that the Web ’ It is done through a server called DNS server.
contents can be read ’ ADNS Sserver maintains a database of domain names
and their corresponding IP addresses
URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) or
BASICS
INTERNET
URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is a unique www.example.com

address or path for each resource located on 1245.56.67


DNS Server

the web.

HTTP-The Hyper Text Transfer Protocol is a


set of rules which is used to retrieve linked 12.45 5.5s66.67 DN
web pages across the web. The more secure Browser Web Server
and advanced version is HTTPS.

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