networking slides for routing, Summaries of Network Analysis

networking slides for routing.

Typology: Summaries

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Networking Devices

Objectives

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Modes of Communication

  • Communication where information is sent from one point to another point
  • There is just one sender and one receiver
  • Sender knows the location of receiver before the information is sent.
  • Most widely used form of data transmission on computer Networks.

Modes of Communication

Unicast

  • Communication where a piece of information is sent from one point to all other points.
  • In this case there is just one sender, but the information is sent to all connected receivers.
  • Broadcast is supported on LANs and is used to send information to multiple devices at once.

Modes of Communication

Broadcast

Networking Devices

  • A layer 1 device that operates in the physical layer.
  • Deals with bits or electrical signals.
  • Its job is to regenerate the signal over the same network before the signal becomes too weak or corrupted.
  • They do not amplify the signal.
  • When the signal becomes weak, they copy the signal bit by bit and regenerate it at the original strength.

Repeater

Advantages of using a Hub:
  • It is simple to implement.
  • The implementation cost is low.
  • It does not require any special system
administration configuration. We can just plug
and play it.

Hub

Disadvantages of using a Hub:
  • It can connect devices of the same network
only.
  • It uses a half-duplex mode of communication.
  • It is less secure, as it broadcasts the data
packets.
  • It can be used in a limited network size only.
  • A layer 2 device that operates in the physical and the data-link layer.
  • Interprets the data in the form of frames.
  • In Physical layer, acts like a repeater and in data-link layer, checks the MAC address of the data frames for transmission.
  • Used to connect multiple devices to the same network and segment the network.
  • Not an intelligent device. Forwards the incoming messages to other devices without checking for errors or processing
  • When a data packet arrives a port in the hub, it broadcasts it to all the other ports.

Bridge

  • A layer 2 device that operates in the physical and the data- link layer.
  • Interprets the data in the form of frames.
  • Acts as a multiport bridge with greater efficiency.
  • An intelligent device with filtering capabilities. Will discard the faulty frames.
  • Switch maintains tables with MAC addresses of all devices connected to it.
  • Reduces unnecessary traffic in the network.

Switch

Advantages of using a Switch:

  • The implementation cost is medium.
  • Improves security by limiting the scope of data frames.
  • It has the filtering capability.
  • It can be used in a large network.
  • It uses full-duplex mode of communication

Switch

Disadvantages of using a Switch:

  • It can connect devices of the same network only.
  • There is a delay in forwarding the frames due to error checking.
  • There is a need to maintain a Switch table.

Advantages of using a Router:

  • It can connect devices and provides routing facilities over different networks implementing the same protocol and structure.
  • Improves security by limiting the scope of data packets.
  • It has the filtering capability.
  • It can be used in a large network.
  • It uses full-duplex mode of communication

Router

Disadvantages of using a Router:

  • It is very complex to implement.
  • The implementation cost is quite high.
  • There is a need to maintain a Routing table.
  • There is a delay in forwarding the packets due to error checking.
  • It requires a special system administration configuration.
  • Modem stands for Modulator and Demodulator.
  • It is a device that modulates signals to encode digital information for transmission and demodulates signals to decode the transmitted information.
  • A modem transmits data in bits per second (bps).
  • It is necessary for communication between digital devices and Analog devices.
  • It converts the digital signal to Analog and vice versa to communicate between devices.
  • It encodes the signal and decodes at the other end and vice versa between the devices.

Modem

Modem