Beginning Network Device for any user who wishes to learn about network device.

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About This Presentation

Beginners Network Device


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BeginningNetwork
Device
By IZUDDIN T A KARTOATMODJO

Prologue
•I have made this Network Device presentation
solely for learning networking device and its
component.
•It is not a perfect presentation and it is under
the discretion of the reader if any of the given
information is incomplete and/or out of date.
•Anyonewhowishes to learn about networking
device at a high level point of view, this
presentation is for you.

Host
•Hosts are any device which sends or receive
traffic
•Also any Internet of Things (IoT) devices
•TV
•Speakers
•Smart Wachtes
•Anything that sends or receive traffic over a
network

Hosts are any device which sends
or receive traffic
•Clients and Servers
•Client initiate requests, Servers
respond
•Relative to specific communication
•Servers are simply computers with
software installed which responds
to specific requests
www.site.com
File ServerUpdate Server
Client
Request
Response
Server

IP Address
•An IP Address is the identity of each host
•IP addresses are 32 bits
•Bit = 1 or 0
•Represented as four Octets
•Each Octet can be 0-255
www.site.com
SRC 72.45.128.15
DST 136.22.17.98
SRC 136.22.17.98
DST 72.45.128.15
1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0
1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 . 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 . 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0
136 . 22 . 17 . 98
[0-255] [0-255] [0-255] [0-255]

IP Address
•An IP Address is the identity of each host
•IP addresses are 32 bits, represented as 4 Octets of 0-255
•Hierarchically assigned (known as Subnetting)
ACME, Inc. – 10.x.x.x
New York
10.20.x.x
London
10.30.x.x
Tokyo
10.40.x.x
Sales
10.20.55.x
Engineering
10.20.66.x
Marketing
10.20.77.x
Sales
10.30.55.x
Engineering
10.30.66.x
Marketing
10.30.77.x
Sales
10.40.55.x
Engineering
10.40.66.x
Marketing
10.40.77.x
10.30.55.127 = Host at ACME, in London, in Sales

Network
•A Network is what transports traffic between
Hosts
•Anytime two hosts are connected, you have a network
•Before Networks:
•Transferring data between hosts required portable media
•(disks, thumb drives, etc…)
Connection

Network
•A Network is what transports traffic between Hosts
•Logical grouping of hosts which require similar connectivity
•Networks can contain other networks
•Sometimes called Sub-Networks or Subnets
•Networks connect to other networks
•Internet (Inter Connected Network)
ACME, Inc.
New York London Tokyo
Sales
Engineering
Marketing
Sales
Engineering
Marketing
Sales
Engineering
Marketing
Home Wifi
Coffee Wifi
School Network

Network Device
•Data crossing a wire decays as it travels
•Repeaters regenerate signals
•Allow communications across greater distance

Network Device
•Connecting hosts directly to each other doesn’t
scale
•Hubs are simply multi-port Repeaters.
•Facilitates scaling communication between additional
hosts
•Everyone receives everyone else’s data
HUB

Network Device
•Bridges sit between Hub-connected hosts
•Bridges only have two ports
•Bridges learn which hosts are on each side
HUB HUB
BRIDGE

Network Device
•Switches facilitate communication within a network
•Switches are a combination of Hubs and Bridges
•Multiple Ports
•Learns which hosts are on each port (Per Port Basis)
SWITCH
Same Network

Network Device
•Switches facilitate communication within a network
•Network: Grouping of hosts which require similar
connectivity
•Hosts on a network share the same IP address space
SWITCH
Same Network
192.168.1.x
192.168.1.11
192.168.1.22
192.168.1.33 192.168.1.66
192.168.1.55
192.168.1.44

Network Device
•Routers facilitate communication between network
•Network: Grouping of hosts which require similar connectivity
•Routers learn which networks they are attached to
•Known as Routes – Stored in a Routing Table
•Have IP addresses in the Networks the are attached to
•Gateway – each host’s way out of their local Network
•Provides a traffic control point (security, filtering, redirecting)
•Traditionally, Switches could not perform such filtering
SWITCH
172.16.20.x
.11
.22
.33 .66
.55
.44
SWITCH
172.16.30.x
Classroom:
Biology
Internet
Classroom:
Comp Sci
Internet and
Cloud ResourceROUTER
IP Address:
172.16.20.33
Default Gateway:
172.16.20.1
.1 .255

Network Device
•Routers facilitate communication between network
•Switches facilitate communication within a network
•Routing is the process of moving data between networks
•A Router is a device whose primary purpose is Routing
•Switching is the process of moving data within networks
•A Switch is a device who’s primary purpose is Switching
•There are many other Network Devices:
•All of them perform routing and/or Switching
•Access
Points
•Firewalls
•Load
Balancers
•Virtual
Switches
•Layer 3
Switches
•IDS/IPS
•Proxies
•Virtual
Routers

Network Device Recap
•Hosts are any device which sends or receive traffic
•Clients and servers
•An IP Address is the identity of each host
•A Network is what transports traffic between Hosts
•Logical grouping of hosts which require similar connectivity
•Sub-Networks / Subnets
•Repeaters regenerate signals
•Hubs are simply multi-port Repeaters
•Bridges sit between Hub-connected hosts
•Switches facilitate communication within a network
•Switching
•Routers facilitate communication between networks
•Gateways, Routes, Routing Table, Routing