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LAN Overview
LANs were created to save time, money, and enable users to
share information and resources more easily. Some advantages
that LANs provide include
 Simple and inexpensive connections
 Support for multiple media protocols
 Flexibility to provide any-to-any connections
 Support for new applications
 Ability to grow easily

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LAN
LAN WAN
DMZ

Outside
Data network
Firewall Gateway
resources

Hub/Switch

Media
Server

Printer

PC Workstation/Clients

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LAN Media
Thinnet

Thicknet

Fiber Optic

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LAN Media

STP : Shielded Twisted Pair RJ-45


UTP : Unshielded Twisted Pair

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LAN Adaptor
RJ-45 connector

BNC connector

NIC : Network Interface Card


PCI : Peripheral Component Interconnect Cards
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MAC Addressing
• Aka Hardware address
• “Ethernet” (or 802.3) networks specify a 48-bit
physical “MAC address”
– 00-00-f8-75-5b-a6 -- Unique identifier for the network
interface card (NIC)
– Address ranges are assigned to specific vendors e.g.,
“00-00” is Digital Equipment corp.
– To find vendors MAC addresses
http://coffer.com/mac_find/
• Specific MAC address that means “broadcast”
– ff-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff (All 1s)

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LAN Connecting Devices
Hub

Switch

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HUB
• HUBs: 
   
 

!" # "$%!& &' ( !)#&'!*+
• ,' !- 2  !. "#  1 "Passive HUBs "#
  
 ,' /'*0  2 Active HUBs "#
  
 
12!#!%+ + * 
,' /'*0
3 HUBs  0', +,)2  1 * ,, OSI Model

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Switch
• Switches:  !)'!+ , HUBs "# 
*0  

*0 !" # "$%!&  #
"$%!& 0' ,,
!" #*'
• " 6  !# Hubs "#  ,)' 
* *0  .$
""," * 
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""," '
3 Switches     0', +,)2  2 * ,, OSI Model ()
!)# LANs  Topology !#)

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Router
• Router: 
!" #*'"$%!&    !)#J !" #*'
"$%!&  !. LANs – WANs  # WANs – WANs
   * 
Router "#  $%
"+!#!  
' /'*0 !" #*'"$%!& # ( (Internetworking
Device)
•  ' /'*0* Router )J J&" IP J+  0',
+,)2  3 * ,, OSI Model

TOT’s NETWORK

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LAN Topologies
• Bus
• Ring BUS
• Star
• Star-Bus

STAR RING

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Star-Bus Topology

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/DIL<LM21I46:/0J4 ETHERNET
GH906I46:/0J4 GH906I46:/0J4 GH906I46:/0J4 GH906I46:/0J4
10 Mbps 100 Mbps 1000 Mbps 10 Gbps
+,-./0123456
+,-./0123456 +,-./0123456 Gigabit
C6.D1EF/0123456 Gigabit
Fast Ethernet Ethernet system
......... 96: Ethernet
system 96: 96::690;6<
:690;6< IEEE system 96:
:690;6< IEEE
802.3 :690;6<
IEEE 802.3u 802.3z/802.3ab
IEEE 802.3ae
&''( )'&*'+ IEEE802.3
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:690;6<360/UTG- :95G ETHERNET
:690;6< GH906I46:/0J4 0F2FI46:264
Topology V62D1-WUX
360 3600HC-V5. W<3600HC-V5. UT-G/0123
D1-WUX Cable
/UT-G:95G YXG:ZM YXG:ZM
Thin Ethernet
10base2 10 Mbps 185 - 200 /:90 BUS Thin Coaxial S0TG
Cheapernet
10base5 10 Mbps 500 /:90 Thick Coaxial Thick Ethernet
Twisted Pair
10baseT 10 Mbps 100 /:90 STAR
(UTP)
10baseF 10 Mbps 2000 /:90 Fiber Optic

Twisted Pair
100baseT 100 Mbps ......... /:90 Fast Ethernet
(UTP)

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IP Address
3 Internet Protocol Address !-!* % 
&' ( !)#&'
J" *' '12 '/0&%+, Hardware  ,+
– "'* !*
!" #*' (Host Address)
– "'* !*!" #*' (Network Address)
•  *+ 32 bit ,' !- 4 ' &''  "'&2 &' 0- 255

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IP Addresses – Class A
• Class A
– Start with binary 0
– All 0 reserved
– 01111111 (127) reserved for loopback
– Range 1.x.x.x to 126.x.x.x
– All allocated
• Private address 10.x.x.x

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IP Addresses – Class B
• Start with binary 10
– Range 128.x.x.x to 191.x.x.x
– Second Octet also included in network address
– 214 = 16,384 class B addresses
– All allocated
• Private address range
172.16.x.x – 172.31.x.x

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IP Addresses – Class C
• Start with binary 110
– Range 192.x.x.x to 223.x.x.x
– Second and third Octet also part of network address
– 221 = 2,097,152 class C addresses
– Near all allocated
• Private address range
192.168.x.x

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Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
• DHCP "# Service     IP Address * ,,
!" #*' ,!" # 0*' (Client) &J&% /0+0 ,,'& "
 ,&2 "'&' (  !)#&' !" # Client !" #  )  ,,
+ ' !" # , % (Server) & &%+&2 Service  ,&' 
!  run  ' !" # Client &  ,&'  , ,, IP
!" # , %

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Domain Name
 )#J+! (Domain Name) 6] )# 60!   ! !-
!*%!  !^& (IP Address) !-)# #"
6] '   #!* !^,1& 2(
 !)'!^,1& * !"! "  !* IP "# 202.44.204.33  
+ ")#J+!" !- www.nectec.or.th
  &%+&' ' "$%!& !" #*' ) IP Address !" # 
 !-& Lookup  #+)  !b++0,
 ) !*
)# !-&c (Domain Name) ! ' Domain Name
Server

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1'12'3+456'57)89:&7;
<+1'=>7)&67 Network
Windows 98 / ME

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1' setup windows 98/ME
Click Y46D1- My computer /MTG3 Properties

Network Interface Card

904EVGC3609[\9H]. Network Interface Card


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1' setup windows 98/ME

• start
• Setting
• Control Panel

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1' setup windows 98
• !b+ Control Panel !# Network

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Network Configuration

1
2

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TCP/IP Properties : IP Address

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DNS Configuration

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• & , !)#&' ' PC , Network J+
!*  DOS Prompt  $%$ ipconfig /all

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3>7? RUN 89)8; winipcfg

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1'12'3+456'57)89:&7;
<+1'=>7)&67 Network
Windows XP / 2000

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1' Setup Windows XP / 2000
1. 5@91A:'&( Icon My network Place F@G:5@91 Properties

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2. 5@91A:'&( Local Area connection F@G:5@91 Properties

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3. Double Click &( Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

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4. @>71 Obtain an IP automatically, Obtain DNS server automatically

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1' Setup V6'+ Control Panel

 Control Panel

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Double Click  Network Connections

Double Click
Network
Connections

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"%*  Local Area Connection !# Properties

Click 

 Properties

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@>71 Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) F@5@91)WX Properties F@G:<+FYZ
General <3G@>71 Obtain an IP address automatically F@ Obtain DNS
server address automatically.

@>71 obtain an IP address


@>71 internet
Protocol(TCP/IP)

@>71 obtain DNS

Click Properties

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• & , !)#&' ' PC , Network J+
!*  DOS Prompt  $%$ ipconfig /all

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52'\](&:^\7Z5>7A6'_ Ping
• ) & ,6 !)#&' ' !" # &  ,!" #  
J+ ' $^"!^*0*+!^ ( /'  J J&" ICMP
(Internet Control Message Protocol) !" #  
! ' $^"!^2  0' ^&,,!- ICMP Echo
Reply (&' !- ICMP Echo Request)

• , 
!" #     block ping !+ Fire wall
!# !&+"+. / +!-'&%+&'!" #
  '+

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`4 command prompt 89)8;52'\]( Ping &')
4G:_@A IP address 7W1a;@'_'(&94&67

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Wireless LAN

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<[26:YG.LI0.Y562 Wireless LAN
 Wireless LAN (Local Area Network)  WLAN
 !" #$#%&'()&*)#'+,-./%01$"2.. peer-to-
peer /5$ &6% 27(+#0"5 (station) #&0#$#09:-";,%, 7
2..;%# <9$' 2..:#$# "! ;,%/-=2..>?,7>?, (point-
to-point) 2..>?,7( >?, (point-to-multi point)
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4[4Hd<6360YG.LI0.Y562YXG:ZMc0XV62
Wired LAN Network

Wireless LAN (Proprietary)

IEEE Standard ETSI Standard


IEEE 802.11 HiperLAN/1
HiperLAN/2
IEEE 802.11b (Wi-Fi) IEEE 802.11a (Wi-Fi5)
HiperACCESS
IEEE 802.11g (Wi-Fi)
IEEE: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
ETSI: European Telecommunications Standards Institute
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IEEE 802.11Specifications
802.11b 802.11a 802.11g
Standard July 1999 July 1999 June 2003
Approved
Maximum 11Mbps 54Mbps 54Mbps
Data rate
Modulation CCK OFDM OFDM and CCK
Data rates CCK= 1,2,5.5,11
6,9,12,18,24,36, Mbps
1,2,5.5,11 Mbps
48,54 Mbps OFDM=6,9,12,18,2
4,36,48,54 Mbps
Frequencies 5.15-5.35 GHz
2.4-2.497 GHz 2.4-2.497 GHz
5.425-5.675 GHz

OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing)


CCK (Complementary Code Keying) Basic Computer Network
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Wi-Fi
 Wi-Fi 25G:6E63Ig6456 Wireless Fidelity /ah<
/I0T-G.S:62D6.360IX6YG.U_\:690;6</I0TGY562c0XV62
IEEE 802.11 (Institute of Electrical and Electronic
Engineer 802.11)
 :690;6<<1]3g6S<\/DIL<LM21D1-WUXV0X6./I0TGY562
IG:i[4/9G0bc0XV62 (Wireless Local Area Network
(WLAN)) L\2WUXIMT-<4[D2_256<I46:j1- UHF (Ultra High
Frequency)
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Wireless Network Components

.
Access Point …





. … RF interface for
……
……. desktop PC
……






RF interface for


notebook



.…
.
RF interface for
iPAQ / Casiopia)

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Access Point
 /ah<E_\kZ<2b3M6.Vg6S0HC Wireless Network
 V6:60jjG\/aM1-2</ah</V6G636k /iTG- /i[-:0F2F
0HC - V5.c\X
 V6:60j/YX60SHVYXG:ZMD10- CH /YX6lMFV5.GG3\X42
0SHV lCC 128 C[9
 Eg63H\360/UT-G:95G\X42360M.DF/C12< MAC
address
 V6:60ja0HCLS:\360Dg6.6<c\XSM62lCC c\Xl35
Client mode, Infrastructure, Repeater, lMF
Multipoint repeater
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RF Interface Card

360b\ PCMCIA 9[\9H]./YX63HC360b\ PCI 360b\ PCI Wireless c:59XG.:1360b\ PCMCIA

USB port
Card Compact flash lM<c0XV62lCC PCMCIA

PCMCIA : Personal Computer Memory Card International Association

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Wi-Fi 
 



   
 !" IEEE 802.11a/b/g
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&'()*+,-./0-1-234(210'5 WLAN

Ad- hoc connection

Wireless Bridging
Infrastructure connection (LAN-to-LAN connectivity)
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Peer to Peer Topology (Ad hoc)
o 
 

     Access Point


o 
  (  3  )

o        !" # $ 


%&   '
Ad-
Ad-hoc network is a network typically created in a spontaneous manner.
manner.
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360/UT-G:95GlCC Infrastructure WUX Access Point 9H4/\124
l95MF/I0T-G. V6:60j/IMT-G<2X62c\XG256.G[V0F m62W<YGCY562360
/UT-G:95G
c:5Eg63H\Eg6<4<E_\/UT-G:95G

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1'=>7)&67FZZ Infrastructure <=G Access Point 3@'_&]:
5>7(@e1A6'_\')'Y5@>7+ ^'18>c+A7( Access point &]:3+f( ?_](8>c+A7(
Access point 71&]:3+f(?4G g4_1'=>7)&67?)6A'4=6:( _1:6' Roaming

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&'()8+-& Channels - IEEE802.11 DS
2412 2472

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
2400
5 10

4 9

3 8 13

2 7 12

1 6 11

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o A'.'(I.> Access Points FJK 3 /BLMEN+OE@>,)J>5L&BE
o P/08Q*0-24L'.I>,.> bandwidth @>M, *K2'E)@0'&BH 22 MHz.
o 4L'.)(VL1-21K-.W8)@0'&BH 11 Mb/s

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Service Set Identifier (SSID)

• )# % Service Set


• !-&,'  ' !" #*'
• 6&  !)#J !*!" #*'&
+!-)#!+ 

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Wired Equivalent Privacy
(WEP)
• !#!#&  c"+.,,
Ac-Hoc
• & ,% e%,, ,,b+
• 6!# WEP 64 ,%&'"  10 digit
• 6!# WEP 128 ,%&'"  26 digit

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Local Area Network (LAN)
Wireless LAN (WLAN) as an
extension to wired LAN

Hub

Hub Access Point

Server Switch

Internet

Ethernet Client
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V0_a/CT]G.9X<W<360WUX.6</I0TGY562c0XV62
1. $&C1)7E,#/* ($ PC 7-=7\+) /F:G$&7:-.:E,
2(";%#
 2.. PCMCIA :-.:E, PCI "F&G$&7:-" 2(+71,7-=." PCI
Slot $&C1)7E
 2.. PCI Wireless /5$;&7%&5:E, PCMCIA 2(+71,7-=." PCI Slot
$&C1)7E
 2.. USB B"CE7 USB $&C1)7E (2.. USB >+
#+,)::)2(+#&06G%":-.$"%7.?\;,%G":-")
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V0_a/CT]G.9X<W<360WUX.6</I0TGY562c0XV62
2. $&C1)7E"%7.?\ /F:G$&7:-.:E,2(";%#
 2.. PCMCIA &+#F-.$"%7.?\?":/5$;&6G Centrino
 2.. USB B"CE7 USB $"%7.?\
3. $&C1)7E"%7.?\2.. Centrino ;&>F !"7%<=? :IE2(";%
# C1$& C+$"%7.?\2.. Centrino #&06G%" ;%#
;,%, 7
4. ? :IEC:C Palm  Pocket PC /F:G$&7:-.? :IE2(";%
# 2..:E,;)(# <9$:E,;)(#"5=#F-.G$&7:-. Palm  Pocket
PC 27(+?"/"-="
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DELL

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Hewlett Packard

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IBM

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ACER

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Compaq

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Compaq

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ASUS

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THE END

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