Week 6 Flashcards

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What is the difference between the internet and the WWW?

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Internet existed first.
Internet: Global network of networks. Can be seen as an infrastructure.
WWW: Easy way to navigate the internet. It is a collection of information that is accessed through the internet.

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What is the evolution of the internet?

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  • 1969 ARPANET (defence). Connected were 4 uni’s
  • 1980 NSFNET -> non defense network -> Dutch CWI first internetional node
  • 1989 Concept of WWW
  • 1990: CIX - Commercial use of the internet
  • 1991: Prototype of WWW developed at CERN
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3
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What is the WWW

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It is a network of documents stored at different computers. A client’s browser sends a request for a page to a server. When the server receives the request it can send the document to the clients browser.

They use HTTP protocol

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What is the HTTP protocol?

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Hyper Text Transfer Protocol

-> Used to send and retrieve documents

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5
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What is web 2.0

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Everyone can be author on the internet. Comes through the development of Internet, WWW and Wlan

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6
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What types of connecton (switching) are possible?

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Circuit Switching (think telephones)
Packet Switching
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7
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What is circuit switching?

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  • An operator sets up a connection through a specific line to send data from A to B
  • Info is sent which costs bandwidth
  • Other users can still use that dedicated line, but not unlimitedly
  • Connection has to stay in place the whole duration of the data transfer
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What are advantages and disadvantages of circuit switching?

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+ minimal delay

  • wastes bandwidth
  • requires dedicated path
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What is packet switching?

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  • Data file is split up in packets
  • Each packet is sent individually
  • Not directly sent to B, but forwarded from node to node in the direction of B
  • Does follow an organized path
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10
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What are advantages and disadvantages of circuit switching?

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+ minimal delay
+ not wasting bandwidth
+ No dedicated circuit

  • Packets can get lost
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11
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What protocols are used when connecting to other nodes?

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  • IP Protocol

- TCP Protocol

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12
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What is the IP protocol?

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  • Makes packets
  • Makes adresses
  • Gives addresses to computers and destinations
  • Gives feedback to reroute package if lost
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What is the TCP Protocol?

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  • Transport protocol
  • Guarantees delivery in the correct order
  • Receives the packets and checks them
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14
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What are possibilities within a LAN?

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Ethernet

Token Ring

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15
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What is the Ethernet?

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A connection of local devices to one bus

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16
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What is the CSMA/CD Protocol?

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The protocol used in ethernet.

  • Any devices in the bus can start sending
  • If one devices sends through the bus, other devices can not send because there will be collision
  • Sending device needs to listen to avoid collision
17
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What is a token ring?

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There is one coordinator device. Gives token to devices in the bus that want to send data. You can only send with a token -> avoids collision.
-> Difficult if system needs to expand

18
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What is a system of systems?

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  • Complex system in which each element is a system itself.
  • There is no central control;
  • Each system works autonomousy;
  • Each system needs to collaborate;
  • Each system should work if others do not work;
19
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What are architectual principles of system of systems?

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  • They have stable intermediate forms;
  • Only control what is really needed;
  • The interfaces are specified. Here is where the designer has some control;
  • Elements need incentive to collaborate
  • Collaboration most important
20
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What are current developments in networking?

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  • E-commerce
  • Semantic web
  • Social media
  • Mobile internet
  • Cloud
  • IoT