Networking
Fundamental working
What is this page Local Area Network How To Us The Switch Division Us, Whatever the ingredients needed First of all requires a devil of switch and how many more Now how many computers are you Remember how many computers should be used. Usually you can combine 24 computers in the Device of Switch Fewer computers There is also a dew of such that can be accompanied by the lowest level so that the computers needed to suit your use. If we are now using a 24 port switch Device for use. If we are now using a 24 port switch device for example A switch has 24 ports, and we can create the necessary groups in all 24 ports. That is, we can create departments If there are three departments, one department is the IT department, another department is the sales department , and another department is the production department . so , we need communication between these three department. We have create three departments. Within these three departments, we can connect a total of 24 computers. I have divided these 24 computers into three departments: IT Department production Department , and Quality department . If there are 24 ports in a department, I have divided the 24 ports into department . Now, communication should not occur between computers of different departments. This is what we call VLAN. To create a VLAN , we go into the switch configuration. Whithin the switch device, we also need to create a VLAN name and a VLAN number. Then, in the configuration, we specify the range of ports. For example, from port 0 to 10, we have the Quality Department .From 20 to 15, or 20, we have the production Department. We need to crate these ranges. Each one needs a name and an ID. This is what is called VLAN. Creating a VLAN within a LAN is called Inter- VLAN . We need to create it. We are in the configuration. This configuration is done on the switch. As mentioned before, we need to set up the IP address for the 24 computers. We can use public IP address or private IP addresses. The IP addresses configuration is provided in the images below. You can read and understand it. This is how we create a V-lan.
Fundamentals
of networking, focusing on the main
devices used for communication.
Networking Devices:
The three
most essential devices for network communication are the computer, the switch,
and the router.
*Computer:
This device serves as the source and destination for sending and receiving
data. For example, if you went to view or send information, you will need a
computer.
* Switch:
This device connects multiple computers within a single network. A common model
is a 24-port switch, which can connect up to 24 computers. Using a switch means
all the connected computers are part of the same network, such as an Airtel or
BSNL network. This setup is primarily used for communication within a local
area network (LAN).
*Router: A
router is used to connect two or more different networks. For instance, it
allows an Airtel network and a BSNL network to communicate with each other.
This enables file sharing and data transfer between computers on separate
network.
How the
Device connect
The logical
and physical connection is as follows:
·
A
computer is connected directly to a switch.
·
The
switch is then connected to a router.
·
The
router provides the connection to other networks.
For these devices to communicate, they need an IP address. There are two main methods for assigning IP addresses:
Static IP : You can manually set a private IP address for each devices.
· Dynamic
IP (DHCP): This us an automated method where a server automatically assigns an
IP address to each device on the network. For example, if you have 100
automatically assign an IP to each one.
This
enables communication within the local network and with other networks.
Overview Networking Cables:
Cables are essential in networking because they are used to transmit data from one medium to another. While wireless technology like WIFI-fi can transfer data over certain range, cables are necessary for long- distance da transmission, such as connecting different cites or contraries.
Types of
Networking Cables
According to the speaker, there are two main types of networking cables
Coaxial Cable: This tows if cable is often used for shorter-distance networked like Local Area Networks (LAN) and Metropolitan Area Networks (MAN). There are two kinds of coxial cables:
·
Thin:
Thse are flost and are commonly used for TV connections.
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Thick:
These are cables: have a central copper wire surrounded by a thick, round
plastic shield.
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Twisted
Pair Cables: This types is used for LAN connectuions. It has color-coded copper
wires twisted together. There are two types of twisted pair cables:
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Shilded:
Thse have plastic shield over the copper wires for added safety and security.
·
Unshielded:
These do not have a protective shield and are therefore less secure.
·
Fiber
Optical Cables: This type isused for transmitting data over very long distances,
such as between states or contries. Fiber optic cables can be further
categorized by how they transmit light singnals:
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Single-mode:
Data singnals travel in a single, strainght line form one device to another.
·
Multi-mode:
Data singlals combine and travel faster in a zig-zag patterfn reachin the
destination quickly. The speaker notes that multi-mode cables are the most
commonly used.
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