Introduction to Networking Flashcards

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Why Networking needed?

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After inventing personal computers those computers needed to share resources(share printers, share data storage without maintainingduplicats of same data on different computers)

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Reasons that motivated Networking of computer

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Share expensive resources
To permit the distribution of workload
Concurrent/parallel computing, client-server computing, fault tolerance
To facilitate the transfer of information
Database transactions, electronic mail and networked distribution of data archives

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Data communication

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Process of transferring digital data in a reliable and efficient manner.

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4
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Data communication model

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Binary-> analog-> Binary

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5
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How computers connected to network

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External or internal Modem
Network interface card(NIC)

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What’s network?

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Two or more computer systems connected together using data communication link is called network

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7
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Computer networks depending on technology, structure are of coverage

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Technology-
Peer to peer
Client service

Structure -
Star, bus, ring

Area -
Pan, wan, lan, man

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Protocol

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Set of agreed rules between communicating parties on how communication is proceed

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9
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Peer entities

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Entities in the corresponding layers on different computer systems

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Interface

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Difine which operations and services the lower layer makes available to the adjacent upper layer

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Flow control

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Speed of the sender may differ from the receiver. In such case both sender and receiver should agree on how to send and receive data without them being lost. Receiver’s should acknowledge receipt of data indicating receiver’s current situation.

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Error control

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Receiver should tell the sender which message were correctly received or not so that sender may resend them or discard the whole message.

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13
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Routing

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Function of facilitating a path from a source node on one network to a destination node on another network.

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14
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OSI Reference model
7. Applications layer

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Provide common interface for different user applications
Information maintained-
User data
Portacol-
Http, pop3, soap
Device-
Gateway

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presentation layer

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Concerned with the syntax and semantics of the information transmitted
Information maintained-
Message
Portacol-
ASC II, GIF, JPAG
Device-
Gateway

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Session layer

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Established and manages end-user connections
Eg- allows user on different machines to establish sessions between them
Eg- a session might be used to allow a user to log into a remote time sharing system or to transfer a file between two machines
Information maintained-
_
Portacol-
RPC
Device-
Gateway

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Transport layer

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Provide the functions necessary to guarantee a reliable network link.
Provide error recovery and flow control between two end points of the network connection.
Insulates upper layers(5-7) from having to deal with the complexity of layers 1 - 3
Information maintained-
Datagrams
Portacol-
TCP, UDP
Device-
Gateway

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Network layer

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Responsible for establishing maintaining, and terminating network connections
Dose routing and forwarding of information in the network
Information maintained-
Packet
Portacol-
IPV4/IPV6, X 25
Device-
Routers and layer three switches

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Data link layer

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Responsible for reliability of the physical layer established at layer 1.
Create and recognize frame boundaries
Provide error control between adjacent nodes
Information maintained-
Frame
Protocol-
Token ring ethernet, slip, ppp, x.25
Device-
Switches which forward data packets based on the mqc address,
Bridges

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Physical layer

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Concerned with transmitting raw bits over a communication channel
Information maintained-
Bit
Protocol-
Token ring ethernet, isdn, dsl, x.25
Device-
NIC, repeated, hubs

21
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TCP/IP (Transmission control protocol/ internet protocol)

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Only have 4 layers,
Applications
Transport
Internet
Network access
Physical