Computer Networking
Computer Networking
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Router
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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.
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
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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.
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router can be wired or wireless. Mesh, Ring, Bus, Star, Tree.
ROUTER TO
Node 3 Node 3
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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
5. Tree
Ilodes
’ Each branch can have one or more basic topologies
’ Hierarchical flow of data
Nodes
’ Costly
3. Ring
’ Complex lodes
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’ 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
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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
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IP Address
PC-B PC.C
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
the web.