Types of transmission:
- Unicast
- Multicast
- Broadcast
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.