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This document provides an introduction to basic network fundamentals. It defines what a computer network is as two or more connected computers. It describes the different sizes of networks from local area networks (LANs) to metropolitan area networks (MANs) to wide area networks (WANs). It also outlines common network topologies like bus and star configurations and methods for connecting networks through devices like repeats, bridges, and switches. Finally, it discusses physical network connections using cables and wireless transmission as well as network protocols like TCP/IP that enable data transfer.
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A Network of Networks
Internet
Define Computer Networks
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TCP/IP
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A network formed by the co-operative interconnection of a large no. of computer networks.
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- 1. A brief introduction to networks NETWORK FUNDAMENTALS
- 2. NETWORK FUNDAMENTALS Computer network two or more computers linked together
- 3. SIZES OF NETWORKS LAN – Local area network MAN – Metropolitan network WAN – Wide area network
- 4. NETWORK TOPOLOGIES Bus Computer Computer Computer Computer Computer Computer Computer Computer
- 5. CONNECTING BUS NETWORKS Repeaters – extends a network Bridges – connects two compatible networks Switches – connects multiple compatible networks
- 7. NETWORK TOPOLOGY Star Computer Computer Computer Cenrtral Computer Computer Computer Computer
- 8. NETWORK CONNECTIONS Physical networks are connected by cables. Twisted Pairs Coaxial Cables Fiber Optic Cables Wireless networks are connected by radio waves.
- 9. PHYSICAL CONNECTIONS Twisted pairs and Coaxial Cables
- 10. PHYSICAL CONNECTIONS Fiber Optic Cables Image courtesy of Creative Commons
- 11. NETWORK PROTOCOL Protocol The rules for data transfer TCP/IP protocol makes packet-switching possible and is the protocol used by most internet applications Internet applications protocols http ftp smpt