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Chapter 4 Network Layer

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Wide Area Networking Concepts, Architectures, & Services. This Chapter Focuses On:. WAN Business Principles/Specifications WAN Transmission Technologies ( Phy ) T1 and SONET WAN Switching Technologies ( DataLink ) Circuit Switched/Packet Switched WAN Architectures

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Packet Switching

Packet Switching. Instructor: Rob Nash Readings: Chapter 3, P&D. To (Inter)Connect Two Nets. We have a limited number of hosts so far Also, a limited geographical distance As broadcast can only take us so far We can connect two distant nodes (or networks) via point-to-point connections

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IP security over ATM CS 329

IP security over ATM CS 329. Hwajung Lee Computer and Communications Security The George Washington University. Survey on ATM, IP, and IPsec. Why ATM?. High capacity Scalability of link bandwidth and switch capacity Ability to support multiservice traffic. Costs

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CSN & 802.11 BSS Bridging

CSN & 802.11 BSS Bridging. Authors:. Date: 2012-10-15. Abstract. This presentation describes how CSNs and 802.11 BSS could be modelized as Distributed L2 Bridge . Coordinated Shared Network (CSN).

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NETWORKING DEVICES. For more notes and topics visit: www.eITnotes.com. WHAT IS NETWORKING DEVICES?.

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Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6)

Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6). Internet Computing Laboratory @ KUT http://icl.kut.ac.kr Youn-Hee Han. What is IPv6?. A next-generation version of IP (Internet Protocol), a basic Internet protocol, in which the number of IP addresses (numbers to identify terminals) is greatly increased.

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Connecting LANs: Section 15.1

Connecting LANs: Section 15.1. Figure 15.1 Five categories of connecting devices. Layer 1 (repeaters, hubs). device simply regenerates signals defines a collision domain Everything connected by a layer 1 device lies in the same collision domain. Dumb

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CSE-321 Programming Languages Simply Typed ? -Calculus

CSE-321 Programming Languages Simply Typed ? -Calculus. ???. POSTECH April 3, 2006. ? -Calculus. Abstract syntax Operational semantics (call-by-value). Simulating Base Types. Booleans Natural numbers Fixed point combinator. Motivation.

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Network Layer

Network Layer. Routing. Network Layer. Concerned with getting packets from source to destination. The network layer must know the topology of the subnet and choose appropriate paths through it.

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LAN Topologies, Access methods

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A Complete End-to-End View

A Complete End-to-End View. DNS Server (9.9.9.9). AT&T. BERKELEY. Wifi. DHCP Server/ Gateway Router. Laptop. AP. GOOGLE. www.google.com. Step 1: Setting up the Network . To get an IP address, broadcast DHCP message that is picked by the DHCP server. DHCP Discovery.

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Technion - Israel institute of technology department of Electrical Engineering

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NAT and DHCP in comparison to addressing with IPv6

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IPv4 and IPv6 Translation

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Public Policy Issues in the Communications and Infrastructure Services Policy area

Public Policy Issues in the Communications and Infrastructure Services Policy area. Geoff Huston APNIC June 2011. A Perspective from an RIR. There are many ways of addressing this question

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How to Address an Envelope

How to Address an Envelope. _________________. Your name . _________________. PO Box Number or House Number and Street Name. ________________. Your address is the Return Address. City, State, Zip Code. Next is your destination address. It goes in the center of the envelope.

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How to Address an Envelope

How to Address an Envelope. _________________. Your name . _________________. PO Box Number or House Number and Street Name. ________________. Your address is the Return Address. City, State, Zip Code. Next is your destination address. It goes in the center of the envelope.

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802.1 / 802.11 Formal Interface

802.1 / 802.11 Formal Interface. Authors:. Date: 2014-01-23. Abstract. IEEE P802.1Qbz and P802.1AC-REV require a reference to a formal MAC Service Interface, to reside in a particular clause in IEEE P802.11ak. (See also 11-13/0938.). Infrastructure 802.1AC Convergence. C. UC. C. UC. C.

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