Network Layer Flashcards

1
Q

Main idea

A

Provides addressing

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2
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Four essential processes

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  1. Addressing
  2. Encapsulation: creates packet with addressing info
  3. Routing: selects best path for and directs packets toward destination
  4. Decapsulation
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3
Q

IP use..

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Is media independent; only packet size matters (maximum transmission unit)

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4
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Broadcast

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A message sent from one host to all other hosts on network

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5
Q

Gateway router…

A

Delivers data to devices on remote network

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6
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Network layer supplies…

A

Network portion of address (this is how routers forward addresses between networks)

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7
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Hierarchical addressing

A

More subnets = fewer hosts

Network portion is the same

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8
Q

Default gateway

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Forwards packets outside local network

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9
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Next hop address

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Where to forward packet next; address of device that will process the packet next.

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10
Q

Ipconfig

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View IP address of default gateway

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11
Q

No packet can’t be forwarded without a route

A

Forwarding process is known as routing

Only indicates the next hop router to be forwarded, not final router

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12
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Three main features of routing table:

A

Destination network
Next hop address
Metric

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13
Q

Routing table commands

A

Netstat -r, route, routePRINT

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14
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Default route

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Matches all destination networks

0.0.0.0

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15
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Packet forwarding

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  1. Layer 2 address is discarded for examination

2. Router at each hop only knows address of next hop

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16
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Static routing

A

Manually configured routes

17
Q

Dynamic routing

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Ex: RIP, OSPF, Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol

Adds overhead, consumes bandwidth; processed extensively by protocols

18
Q

Ipv4 basic characteristics

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Connection less, best effort, media independent (similar to UDP)

requiring reliability overhead would consume bandwidth and increase delay