Title: CM99.3 Network
1CM99.3 Network ???
2Collision Domain ???
3Cabling Standard
- EIA/TIA 568A Standard
- EIA/TIA 568B Standard
45-4-3 ??
- 5 Segments ??
- 4 repeaters
- 3 populated segments
5The Open System Interconnection (OSI) Model
6Agenda
- Review of last lecture
- General Mode of Communication
- The OSI Reference Model
- Comparison of the OSI Model and TCP/IP Model
- Review
7General Model of Communication
8Using layers to analyze problems in a flow of
materials
9Source, destination, and data packets
Destination ???
Source ??
10Media
1110 Base2 50 Ohm Coax Cable
1210Base5 Thicknet Cable
13Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP)
14Protocol ??
- What is a Protocol
- Meeting Protocol
- Driving Protocol
- Talking over the phone
15Communication Protocol
- A set of rules that defines
- Format
- How data is transmitted
16The evolution of ISO networking standardsÂ
- Introduction of IBM PC in early 1980s
- Number of PC increased
- The need of LAN
- Different vendors, different technologies
- The need to have a hetrogenous LAN
- International Organization for Standards??????
(ISO) researched DECNet, SNA TCP/IP and came up
with OSI Reference Model in 1984
17The purpose of the OSI reference model
- Reduces complexity???
- Standardizes interfaces?????
- Facilitates modular engineering??????
- Ensures interoperable technology
- Accelerates evolution????
- Simplifies teaching and learning????
18The seven layers of the OSI reference model ????
19The OSI Reference Model OSI ????
Layer 7
Layer 6
Layer 5
Layer 4
Layer 3
Layer 2
Layer 1
20A Simple Way to Memorize the 7 Layers
21The seven layers of the OSI reference model
22The functions of each layer
Network Processes to Applications
Data Representation
Interhost Communication
End-to-end Connections
Address and Best Path
Access to Media
Binary Transmission
23Encapsulation??
Data
Segment
Packets
Frames
Bits
24Names for data at each layer of the OSI modelÂ
A ??
B ??
Data ??
Segment
Packet
Frames
Bits
25Comparison of the OSI Model and the TCP/IP Model
26The TCP/IP reference model
- TCP/IP is a collective name for a protocol stack,
not just a single protocol - TCP/IP the most widely used in the world
- Why TCP/IP is so important
- Internet is based on TCP/IP
27The layers of the TCP/IP reference model
28TCP/IP protocol graph???
29Comparison of the OSI model and the TCP/IP model
Application Layers ???
Protocols ??
Data Flow Layers ????
Networks ??
30CCNA Focus ????
FTP, TFTP, HTTP, SMTP, DNS, TELNET, SNMP
Very little focus ????
TCP (the Internet)
IP (the Internet)
Ethernet (common LAN technology)
31Summary
- OSI Reference Model
- Seven Layers
- Physical
- Data Link
- Network
- Transport
- Session
- Presentation
- Application
32Summary
- Purpose of developing OSI Model
- Reduces complexity
- Standardizes interfaces
- Facilitates modular engineering
- Ensures interoperable technology
- Accelerates evolution
- Simplifies teaching and learning
33Summary
34Seven layers of OSI Model and their functions
35Protocols
- TCP/IP
- IPX/SPX
- NetBEUI
- AppleTalk
36Define the purpose, functions
37IP
38TCP
39UDP
40FTP
41TFTP
42SMTP
43HTTP
44HTTPS
45POP3/IMAp4
46TELNET
47ICMP
48ARP
49NTP
50TCP/UDP ports
51Well Known ports
52DHCP/bootp
53DNS
54NAT/ICS
55WINS
56SNMP
57Public Network
58Private Network
59WAN Technologies
60Packet switching
61Circuit Switching
62ISDN
63FDDI
64ATM
65Frame Relay
66Sonet/SDH
67T1/E1
68T3/E3
69Ocx
70Remote Access Protocol
71Security protocols
72Domain 3
73- UNIX/Linux
- Netware
- Windows
- Macintosh
74VLAN
75Network Attached Storage
76Fault Tolerance
77Disaster Recovery
78Firewall
79Proxy
80Domain 4
81Tracert
82Ping
83ARP
84NETSTAT
85NBSTAT
86Ipconfig/lfconfig
87Winipcfg
88nslookup
89End