networking fundamentals some principles jon carhart
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Networking Fundamentals
Some principles
Jon Carhart
What we will do(ish) ….
• OSI – – Physical– Data Link– Network
• Subnets• Subnet Masks• Network Configuration• Encapsulation• Ports and Server• More for next time
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OSI
Physical Medium WiFi\UTP
Data Link Local Net Ethernet
Network Routing IP
Wire
Switch
Router
S w it c h
MAC: A1
MAC: A8
S w it c h
MAC: A1
MAC: A7
S w it c h
Router A Router B
OSI
Physical Medium WiFi\UTP
Data Link Local Net Ethernet
Network Routable IP
Wire
Switch
Router
SUBNETS
192.168.2.X
192.168.2 .7
Network Host
Subnet Masks
255.255.255.0
255.255.255 .0
Network Host
Network Configuration
My IP =
My Subnet Mask =
My MAC Address =
192.168.2.7
255.255.255.0
192.168.2.1My Default Gateway =
00:X4:A7
Server001
Ports and Servers
WebServer
:80
192.168.4.5
:386
LDAP Server
Commands
• netstat –abn• ipconfig /all• telnet 127.0.0.1 80
Next time ….
• Encapsulation• Address classes• DNS – Domain Naming Services• IPv6• OSI– Transport– Session– Presentation– Application