Saturday, August 31, 2013

aizkie_cute:))

Hello,this is our third meeting.



                Types of transmission:


  • Unicast
  • Multicast
  • Broadcast
Broad cast domain - a group of devices  receiving broadcast frames initiating from any device within the                                            group.

Routers- do not forward broadcast frames ,broadcast domain are not forwarded from one broadcast  to                      another.

Collision-the effect of two nodes sending transmissions simultaneously in ethernet when they  meet on the                      physical media  the frames from each node collide  and a damage.

Collision domain- network area in ethernet over which frames that have  collided will be  detected  collisions                            are propagated  by  hubs and and repeaters collisions are not propagated by                                                switches,routers,or bridges.


            TCP/IP  MATH

"IP Address classes"

class A :ONNNNNNN/ HOST/HOST/HOST
            Range(1-126)

class B:Range (128-191)/0NNNNN/NETWORK/HOST/HOST

class C: Range (192-223)/10NNNN/NETWORK/NETWORK/HOST

class D:Range(224-239)



Classes Inter -Domain Routing(CIDR)

         -basically the method that ISPSs(Internet Service Providers) use to  allocate of addresses to a                       company and a home.
ex:
     192.168.10.32/28

The slash notations (/) means how many bits are.

aizkie_cute:)))

Hello! This is our second meeting.This is all about the OSI Model.


OSI Model- use for  solving problems or tracing problems.


The OSI Reference Model:


  • Application
  • Presentation
  • Session
  • Transport
  • Network
  • Data-Link
  • Physical


Application-this layer dealwith networking applications.
              ex:
                 email,web browsers

Presentation- is responsible for presenting the data in the required formal which may include:


  •  code formatting
  • encryption
  • compression
Session- establishes,manages,and termates,sessions between two communicating hosts.

Transport-breaks up the data from sending host and then reassembles it in the receiver.

Network-sometimes referred to as the "cisco layer".
              -provides logical addressing that routers used for.

Data-link-provides reliable transit of data across a physical link,the devices: switch,bridge.

Physical-physical media through which the data.    

Sunday, August 18, 2013

aizkie cute:))



        Hi mga ka blogger....this is our first meeting in I.T.
-2 Network Management/Principles....I hope you enjoy while reading my post.

Our topic is all about Networking- which means communicating through device.


ICONS:

  •           ATM Switch  
  •           Router
  •           Switch
  •           Comm Server
  •           ISDN Switch
  •           Bridge
  •           PC
  •           Laptop
  •           Phones
  •           File Server
  •           Hub
  •           Modem
  •           Phone Customer
  •           Network Cloud
  •           Building
  •           Home Office


Data Network is a sharing data through the use of floppy disks is not an efficient or cost effective manner.

       Businesses needed  a solution that would  successfully address the Three Problems:


  • How to avoid duplication of equipment and resources.
  • How to communicate efficiently.
  • How to set up and manage a network.
                                           Two classification of Devices:

  • End-User Devices:like computer,printers,file server,scanners,hub.
  • Network Devices:like modem,ISDN Switch,router,switch.
      Network Interface Card (NIC) is a printed circuit board that provides network communication         capabilities  to  and from a Personal Computer.Also called LAN Adapter.


Network Topologies defines the structure of the network.

         Two Types of Network Topologies:

  • Physical Topology- the actual layout of wire  or media.
  • Logical Topology-defines how the media is accessed by the  facts for reading data.
Bus Topology -uses a single backbone cable that is terminated at both ends.

Ring Topology- connect one host to the next and the last host to the first.

Star Topology -connect all cables to a central point of concentration.

Extended Star Topology -links individual  stars together by connecting the hubs  and/or switches.The    topology can extend the  scope and coverage of the network.

Mesh Topology-meshy
                          -is implemented  to provide  as much protection as possible from interruption of service.