Lecture 9: Internetworking Flashcards

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Name five devices that might be used to join networks together.

A

Hub, switch,, bridge, router or access gateway.

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2
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When connecting LANs must consider the following:

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Frame format (conversion), payload size (max allowed), data rate (buffering), address bit order (conversion).

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3
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What are two responsibilities of the network layer?

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Logic addressing: translating addresses across connected networks.
Routing: determining path to take from source to destination.

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4
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Name three main levels of addressing. Give examples.

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Application Layer: HTTP, www.griffith.edu.au.
Network Layer: TCP/IP, 132.234.112.9
Datalink Layer: Ethernet MAC, 00-0C-00-F5-03-5A

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5
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What is a subnet?

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It is a smaller “sub-network” within a larger network.

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What is a subnet mask?

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A 32bit word with all 1s that indicate the netid subnet id and all 0s that designate the hostid.

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7
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What does a switch/router do?

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Allows multiple computers to connect each other.

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What are the two types of switching? Describe them.

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1) Circuit switching: establishes dedicated point-to-point connection for two computers at a given time.
2) Packet switching: any device can simultaneously talk to any number of other devices.

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9
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What are the two types of packet-switching?

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Connectionless: each packet travels independently along network and no error control. IP is an example.
Connection-Oriented: connection is established between source and destination and all packetrs in message travel along the same path. Known as virtual circuit.

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10
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What are connection-oriented and connection-less services?

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Connection oriented: Circuit Switching (telephone) or Packet switching
(Virtual circuit – ATM)
Connection less: Packet switching (Datagram - UDP)

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11
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What is routing?

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The process of determining path through network to get to destination.

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12
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List 4 methods of routing.

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Static, random, broadcast and dynamic.

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13
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What devices would be used to:
a) connect segments of a LAN.
b) connect LANs to LANs.
c) connect LANs to WANs.
d) extend range of physical medium.
Additionally, state the OSI layer they’re working at.

A

a) Switch (Datalink).
b) Bridge (Datalink).
c) Router/Gateway (Network).
d) Repeater/Hub (Physical).

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