Network Protocols & Standards
Network Protocols (rules) & Standards
Language that used by systems that wish to communicate with
one another
Example : Communication with people not in the same language
Types of network protocols & standards
1. TCP/IP
2. AppleTalk
3. UDP
4. 802.2
5. 802.3
6. FDDI
7. 802.5
TCP/IP
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Transmission control protocol internet protocol
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All computers connected to the internet uses TCP/IP
3 mains protocols
TCP/IP
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The purpose of IP is to transfer packets to the
correct destination
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The purpose of TCP is the sender and the receiver
must accept the connection
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To make sure the message transfer successfully
UDP
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User datagram protocol
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Just send information without establish
connection
Apple talk
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It is only use for MAC product
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Apple Talk can have 2 phase
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Phase 1 for smaller network, phase 2 for larger
network
802.2
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IEEE 802.2 Logical Link Control
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers
- This protocol runs in Data Link of
OSI model
- 802.2 acts as translator for the
data link layer so that whatever messages that passes through the layer can be
understood.
802.3
- Another name for Ethernet is
802.3
- It is use by local area network
products that defines CSMA/CD
- Four data rates
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10 Base- t Ethernet (10 Mb/s)
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Fast Ethernet (100 Mb/s)
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Gigabit Ethernet (1000 Mb/s)
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10- Gigabit Ethernet (10 Gb/s)
FDDI
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Fiber Distributed Data Interface
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FDDI uses dual ring and fiber optic
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It uses dual ring with traffic on each ring
flowing in opposite directions of each other
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During normal operations using 1 ring only so
that if it fail there is a backup ring
802.5
- It is also called token ring
References
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