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This document discusses computer networks and networking concepts. It defines a computer network and describes the main objectives of sharing information and resources. It discusses different types of networks like LAN, WAN, MAN and wireless networks. It also covers various networking terminologies like bandwidth, protocols, multiplexing, and network devices like hubs, switches, routers and gateways. Finally, it discusses different data transmission media and modes used in computer networks.
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- 2. Network • Computer networks is an interconnected collection of autonomous computers. • These computers are said to be interconnected if they are able to exchange information • A computer network is a network of computers that are geographically distributed, but connected in such a way that which enable meaningful transmission and exchange of data among them. • Sharing of information, resources (both hardware & software including printer, fax, files, folders, etc.), and processing load is main objective of computer network.
- 3. Applications Network • File Sharing • Printer Sharing • Communication & Collaboration • Organisation • Remote Access • Data Protection • Distributed Processing
- 4. Forms of Data Communication • Analog eg. Telephone produce analog signals • Digital eg. Computers produce digital signals (0s and 1s)
- 5. Data Transmission Modes • Transmission on a communications channel between two machines is performed in three different modes. viz. Simplex, Half-Duplex, Full Duplex. • Transmission mode determine the number of bits sent over the medium simultaneously
- 6. Types of Network • LAN (Local Area Network) upto 2 km • WAN (Wide Area Network) more than 100 km • MAN (Metropolitan Area Network) upto 100 km
- 7. Network Topology • Each computer or device in a network is called a node. • The geometrical arrangement of computer resources, remote device, and communication facilities is known as network topology
- 8. Data Transmission Media/Channels • Data Communication Media (channels) are a medium through which data travels between from sender to receiver. • Transmission are of different types as follows : • Twisted pair • Co-axial
- 9. Data Transmission Media/Channels • Fibre Optic • Microwave • Satellite communication
- 10. Wireless Network • Wireless networks are different types of computer network that are wireless. • Wireless telecommunications networks are generally implemented using electromagnetic waves, such as radio waves, microwave, short waves, etc • Wireless network can be divided into three categories • Wireless PAN :(interconnects devices within a relatively small area) • Wireless LAN : • Wi-Fi: Wireless Fidelity • Fixed Wireless Data: • Wireless MAN : Wi-Max (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access )
- 11. Network Terminologies • Bandwidth : the amount of data that can be carried from one point to another in a given time period (usually a second) which is measured in bits (of data) per second (bps) • Protocol : It is a set of rules and procedures that govern transmission between the components in a network These rules provide a method for orderly and efficient exchange of data between sender and receiver
- 12. Network Terminologies • Protocols : • TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol): TCP/IP is a protocol suite, which consists of protocols for all 4 layers. It is used for Intranet and Internet. The protocol ensures error-free transmission. • HTTP (HyperText Transmission Protocol) : is a networking protocol for distributed, collaborative, hypermedia information systems.
- 13. Network Terminologies • Protocols : • POP3 (Post Office Protocol) : It is used for E- mail client to retrieve E-mail from server • SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) : used for transmission of E-mail across Internet • FTP (File Transfer Protocol) : It enables a host to send and receive files over the network – internet as well as intranet. • DNS (Domain Name Service Protocol) : Translates server address to IP address.
- 14. Network Terminologies • Modem : Modem stands for Modulator – Demodulator. Modulator converts Digital signals generated by computer into analog signals. Demodulator converts an analog signal into a digital signal. The goal is to produce a signal that can be transmitted easily and decoded to reproduce the original digital data.
- 15. Network Terminologies • Multiplexer : It is the process of combining signals from multiple sources for transmission across a single data link. • Multiplexing a voice telephone call means that two or more separate conversations are sent simultaneously over one communication circuit between two different cities.. • Types : • Frequency Division Multiplexing (FDM) • Time Division Multiplexing (TDM)
- 16. Network Terminologies • Telnet : The telnet application enables a use on one computer to log on to another computer on the network. • Baud rate : The maximum number of signal pulses that a communication line can handle per second. Higher baud rates indicate greater transmission capacities. • Bridge : An internetworking device that connects two similar networks.
- 17. Network Terminologies • BPS : Bits per second. A unit of measurement for data transfer rates. • Client : A network node that uses services provided by a server • Server: Which provides services to clients • Data compression : A procedure that uses mathematical techniques to encode data so that it uses less space. • Data encryption : A security procedure that encodes data so that it cannot easily be understood.
- 18. Network Terminologies • Ethernet : A popular local area network that uses a contention media-access method over a bus topology of coaxial cable. • Gateway : A computer that interconnects different types of networks, translating protocols as necessary. For example, a gateway might connect personal computers on a LAN to a mainframe computer • Host : Computer that controls network communication in a hierarchical network • Hub : • Switch :
- 19. Network Terminologies • IEEE : Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. A standards organization • OSI Open Systems Interconnection. : A proto- type for network communication that promotes interconnectivity. • Peer-to-peer : Communication between two network devices that have the same status on the network • Router A device that connects networks and can determine the best path for data when there are multiple paths
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