2.0 Networking - sections 12, 13 Flashcards
DSL and ISP
(ISP)Internet Service Provider. (DSL)Dial-up internet oldest type of WAN(Wide Area Network).
Three types of Digital Subscriber Line(DSL)
Asymmetric DSL(ADSL), Symmetric DSL(SDSL), Very High Bit-rate DSL(VDSL).
Asymmetric DSL(ADSL)
Has different speeds of download and upload. Maximizes download - minimizes uploads.
Symmetric DSL(SDSL)
Has equal speeds of download and upload.
Very High Bit-Rate DSL(VDSL)
Has high speeds of download and upload. 50Mbps download, 10Mbps upload.
Fiber Connections
Fiber to the Curb(FTTC), Fiber To The Premises(FTTP).
Fiber to the Curb(FTTC)
Runs a fiber optic cable from an internet provider access point to curb.
Fiber To The Premises(FTTP)
Fiber Optic that connects directly to a building and connects to an optical network terminal(ONT: Physcial devices that convert optical signals to electrical signals)
What does the “G” in 5G mean
Refers to the generation of cellular technology being used.
What is LTE
Long-Term Evolution that came out with 4G, and has speeds of 100Mbps. Then came LTE-A speed was 1Gbps.
the three 5G bands
Low-band, Mid-band, High-band
Low-band 5G
Lowest 5G band, has longer range. 600-850 MHz, 30-250 Mbps.
Mid-band 5G
Most Common 5G band. 2.5-3.7GHz, 100-900Mbps.
High-band 5G
highest 5G band, 25-39 GHz, 1Gbps
WISP Connections
Uses microwave beams of radio waves in the microwave frequency range to transmit information between two fixed locations
Satellite Connections
A method of using communication satellites located in space to connect a user to the internet. Seen on rural homes in the country.
What is TCP/IP
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol. A set of standardized protocol/or layers used to interconnect network devices on the internet.
What are the TCP/IP protocols/layers
Link/Network Interface Layer, Internet Layer, Transport Layer, Application layer.
Link/Network Interface Layer of TCP/IP
Lowest layer of TCP/IP. Puts fames in the physical network’s transmission media. Data can only travel through the local area network.
Internet Layer of TCP/IP
Second Layer of TCP/IP. Used to address packets and route them access the network.
Transport Layer of TCP/IP
Third Layer of TCP/IP. Shows how to send the packets.
Application Layer of TCP/IP
Fourth and top layer of TCP/IP. Contains all the protocols that perform higher-level functions. And performs the function e.g. sending an email, file transfer.
The two types of Transport Lays in TCP/IP
Transmission Control Protocol(TCP)guaranteed delivery of data. User Datagram Protocol(UDP)connectionless protocol faster, data delivery not guaranteed.
IPv4
Internet Protocol Version 4(IPv4): IPv4 is the most common type of IP addressing used in our networks today, 4.2 billion addresses.