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A network is a set of hardware devices connected together, either physically or logically to allow them to exchange information.
Networking
Network Components
The following are the main hardware components of a network: Nodes: Computers and network interface cards (NICs) Topology: Logical and physical Connection elements: Cabling, wiring centers, links, and so on Auxiliary components: Peripheral devices, safety devices, and tools The software components include the following: Networking systems: Network operating system (NOS) and workstation software Resources: Server software and drivers Tools: Utilities, LAN analyzers, network monitoring software, and configuration managers Applications: Network-aware software
Network Content
In summary, all networks must have the following: A resource to share (resource). A pathway to transfer data (transmission medium). A set of rules governing how to communicate (protocols) Devices that use for network connection.
Wire line
Exotic
Network
Wireless
Hybrid
baseband
Networks Classification (3)
Networks Classified by Message Capacity:
Whether the network can transmit one or more messages at a time. Networks are either:
carrierband
broadband
RAN CAN LAN DAN HAN SAN NAN PAN BAN NFC
RAN
CAN LAN DAN HAN SAN NAN PAN BAN
NFC
Networks used for generalpurpose computing and operations are most likely to be PC-based. Networks MIS departments and Classification (6) universities are most likely to Networks Classified have networks that include by Node types: minicomputers or Nodes in a network mainframes. Backbone may be PCs, networks are networks minicomputers, mainframes, or even whose nodes are actually other networks. smaller networks, known as access networks.
Networks
Classification (8)
Networks Classified by topology: Network topology is the arrangement of the various elements (links, nodes, etc.) of a computer or biological network. Essentially, it is the topological structure of a network and may be depicted:
We have seen that a topology is essentially a stable geometric arrangement of computers in a network. If you want to select a Networks Classified topology for doing networking. You have attention to the following points: by topology:
The term TOPOLOGY Application S/W and protocols. refers to the way in which the end points or Types of data communicating devices. stations/computer Geographic scope of the network. systems, attached to the networks, are interconnected. The IEEE defines topology as the interconnection pattern of nodes on a network."
Bus
Star
Mesh
Tree
Cellular
Hybrid
Hierarchical
Daisy chain
(Overlay network)
An overlay network is a virtual computer network that is built on top of another network. Nodes in the overlay are connected by virtual or logical links, each of which corresponds to a path, perhaps through many physical links, in the underlying network. The topology of the overlay network may (and often does) differ from that of the underlying one. A sample overlay network: IP over SONET over Optical
Networks Classified by Access Possibilities(9) At one extreme are shared-media networks, in which exactly one node can have access to the network medium at a given time. In contrast to this, switching networks allow multiple nodes to use the network at the same time. Switching networks accomplish this by multiplexing. Networks can be :
Ethernet/IEEE 802.3
Networks Classified by Architecture )10(: The network architecture, which is defined by the cabling used, by the method used to access the network, and by the format of a data packet on the network. Common LAN architectures include:
ARCnet
Token Ring
FDDI
Many devices are capable of being networked. Some of the more obvious categories (with examples) are as follows:
First Generation Wireless Networks: Wireless Access Second Generation Wireless Networks: Mobile Access
Third Generation Wireless Networks: Wireless and Mobile Access to HighBandwidth Services
Fourth Generation Wireless Networks: and Beyond: Universal Access in a Multinetwork Environment
Wireless Networks can be divide into two networks according to the place of it as shown:
Wireless networks can be divided into two broad categories based on how the network is constructed and the underlining network architecture:
Wireless networks can be classified into different types based on the distances over which data is
transmitted:
Networks Classified by frequencies involved(6): Wireless networks use signals that cover a broad frequency range, from a few megahertz to a few terahertz. Depending on the frequencies involved, the network is known as : a:
CDMA
TDMA
Depending on the specific standard, frequency, and spectrum usage, wireless networks can be categorized based on the access technology used. These include:
Bluetooth
GSM
Hiperlan2
INTERNETWORK
An internetwork maybe defined as a network of computer communication networks every authorized member of which could communicate with every authorized member (node) directly or indirectly.
It may by consist of several Local, Metropolitan or Wide Area Networks interconnected via LAN, MAN or a WAN oriented communication technology, depending upon specific context of use.
Classification of internetworks
There exist three classes of internetworks for most practical and analytical purposes: -The global Public Internetwork: The Internet (International Network) -The Wholly Owned/Private Internetwork: The Intranets - The Hybrid internetworks connected through the Internet: The Extranets The generic noun internet is a short form for the word internetwork, while the proper noun Internet refers to the global internetwork of TCP/IP networks we all know and use. The term intranet refers to an internal network that uses TCP/IP technologies like the Internet does. An extranet is like an intranet that is extended to individuals or organizations outside the company. All these terms can be used ambiguously, so care must be taken in determining exactly what they mean in any given context.
Multimedia Internetwork
An internetwork of autonomous computer consisting of LANs and/or WANs, in which (depending upon the specific context of use) it could be possible for two or more participating entities to get an assured minimum quality of network service(s) during their exchange of one or more components of multimedia data is called a Multimedia Internetwork(MMI)
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