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Page 1: Computer Network Part 1

Introduction – Computer Network Part 1

Jayaseelan Vejayon

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Internet

• Interconnection of networks worldwide

• Allows communication and sharing of information between connected systems

• Uses Internet Protocol

• Popular applications– World Wide Web– E-mail– File transfer & sharing– Voice and video streaming

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Any difference between ‘Internet’ and ‘internet’?

• YES!

• internet is interconnection of networks

• Internet with capital 'I' refers to the internet as in the world wide web

• Confused? Read again!

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What is needed to visit a website in the Internet?

• A machine installed with TCP/IP protocol• Gateway / Router / Proxy server• DNS server• A browser program• The URL / IP address of the website

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TCP/IP

• TCP and IP are communication protocols for the Internet

• Try this– Check the network properties of your machine

to find out whether your machine has TCP/IP installed. Write the IP address of your machine. You can use ‘ipconfig’ command to find your machine’s IP address.

– Use the ‘ping’ command to check whether you have connectivity with your friends’ machines.

– Type ‘ping/?’ in the command prompt to view the options of this command. If you want to continuously ping, what option will you use?

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Internet Protocol• Every computer that communicates on a

network needs its own IP address • Static and Dynamic

– Static addresses are permanently configured for a machine

– Dynamic addresses are given by DHCP servers– Question: When you are connected to Internet

through your home Streamyx, what type of IP are you getting: static or dynamic? Why?

• Public and private– Public IPs can be seen on the Internet– Private IPs can only be used within a

broadcast domain• ranges associated with addresses 10.0.0.0,

172.168.0.0, and 192.168.0.0 through 192.168.255.0.

• Question: what type of IP is your machine’s? Private or public? Is it static or dynamic?

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IPv4 and IPv6• Two standards of IP addresses being used

today• IPv4

– has 4 billion addresses but they are not enough for the growing number of machines connected to the Internet

• IPv6– has 2128 addresses=3.4x1038 addresses– ISPs are moving into implementing IPv6

addresses because of its many advantageous features

• Fact finding: Find the role of National Advanced IPv6 Center in the implementation of IPv6 technology in Malaysia. Why need a National organisation to implement IPv6 addresses? Visit http://www.nav6.org to find your answers. (15 minutes)

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Domain name

• The name of a computer on the Internet• The domain name service (DNS) converts

domain names to IP addresses• Who runs the DNS?

– Millions and millions of servers– DNS database is the biggest database in the

world• Some Top Level Domains - .com, .org, .net• nslookup is a command that you can use to

check whether a domain name and its IP are available in a DNS server

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• Try this– Find whether the domain name nav6.org

is available in OpenDNS and 202.188.0.133 servers

– How to do this?• Search the OpenDNS IP from the Internet

and use command nslookup – OpenDNS-IP nav6.org

• Now try the same command again with DNS IP 202.188.0.133

• See the results. Is the name found in the DNS servers?

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URL

• Uniform Resource Locator– the global address of documents and other resources on

the World Wide Web– The first part of the address is called a protocol

identifier and it indicates what protocol to use– The second part is called a resource name and it specifies

the IP address or the domain name where the resource is located

– For example, the two URLs below point to two different files at the domain nav6.org. The first specifies an executable file that should be fetched using the FTP protocol; the second specifies a Web page that should be fetched using the HTTP protocol:» ftp://www.nav6.org/sample.exe» http://www.nav6.org/v3/index.html

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Internet Browser

• A program used to view web pages• Question: Can you name some

popular internet browsers?

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A web page•Is created using HTML tags.

Try this: Open Notepad and type the tags and statements below. Save it with extension .htm or .html. Then open it with an Internet browser.

<html><head></head><title>This is my title</title><body><H1>Hello world</H1><H2>Hello world</H2><H3>Hello world</H3></body></html>

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Creating a web page using Microsoft Word

• You can create a web page easily using Microsoft Word.

• You can create a page by just creating a document and saving it as a web page.

• If you have never tried it, try it!

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Protecting your PC

• What should you do?– Install antivirus – Try this by downloading a

free antivirus like AVG or Avira antivirus and installing them in your PC

– Enable your PC firewall – Try this– Update your operating system regularly – Try

this by using Windows Update– Install a reliable anti-spyware – Try this by

installing Windows Defender. You can also download and install Search & Destroy Spybot

• What else should you do?– Don’t accept applications from the websites if

you not sure of their contents– Don’t open attachments from your emails if

they look suspicious

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THANK YOU

JAYASEELAN VEJAYON