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Thursday, 21 February 2013

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Monday, 18 February 2013

OSI Reference Model


 
The OSI Model consists of the following seven layers:
  1. Application
  2. Presentation
  3. Session
  4. Transport
  5. Network
  6. Data Link
  7. Physical
What do the 7 layers really do?
 
When data is being transferred and shared over a network, it must pass through each of the 7 layers in one machine, from the application layer down, before zipping across a network and working its way up the layers in the receiving machine.
The OSI Model
 
The main use of the model is to help network designers understand the functionality involved with the development and flow of data communications. Included within this model are the protocols for network properties and transmission methods.
The model is divided into 7 layers, with individual characteristics and tasks within each layer. Each layer must communicate with the layer directly above and below through a series of standards and protocols.

Illustration with Images Text
Application Layer: Provides network services to user applications. It is responsible for exchanging information between programs running on the machine, such as an e-mail program, and other services running on a network, such as a print server or another computers' application.
Presentation Layer: Concerned with how data is converted and formatted for data transfer. Examples of format conversions include ASCII text for documents and .gif and JPG for images. This layer performs code conversion, data translation, compression and encryption.
Session Layer: Determines how two devices establish, maintain and manage a connection - how they talk to each other. These connections are called sessions.
Transport Layer: Responsible for breaking the data into segments, establishing an end-to-end logical connection between machines, and providing for error handling.
Network Layer:  Responsible for determining addressing on the network, determining the routes that information will take on its journey, and managing network traffic congestion. Data at this level is packaged into packets.
Data Link Layer: Provides the link for how data, packaged into frames is communicated through hardware to be transported across a medium. It communicates with network cards, manages physical layer communications between connecting systems and handles error notification.
Physical Layer: Specifies how data is processed into bits and physically transferred over medium, such as cables. It's responsible for activating and maintaining the physical link between systems.

Thursday, 7 June 2012

DCN GTU Question

GTU Exam Dec. - 2011
Subject: Data Communication and Network       Date: 07/12/2011


Question -3 (b)         5 Mrks
What is IP Address? Explain different class of IP address and find the class of following IP address: 192.168.1.5

Answer
IP address:
                Internet Protocol Address (or IP Address) is 32 bit an unique address that computing devices use to identify itself and communicate with other devices in the Internet Protocol network. Any device connected to the IP network must have an unique IP address within its network.


Class of IP address:
                IP addressing supports five different address classes: A, B,C, D, and E. Only classes A, B, and C are available for commercial use.

From
To
Class – A
0.0.0.0
127.255.255.255
Class – B
128.0.0.0
191.255.255.255
Class – C
192.0.0.0
223.255.255.255
Class – D
224.0.0.0
239.255.255.255
Class - E
240.0.0.0
255.255.255.255


 
          Class A
        In class-A first number is network Id (N.H.H.H).For example  in IP address: 4.22.145.90 number - 4 is network Id.
        In class-A 0 not be used as Net ID.
        In class-A total 126 different network generate from 1-126.
        127 is reserved for loop back functions.
        Total 16,777,214 Hosts per one network and total 126 x 16,777,214 host in class – A.

          Class B
        In class-B first two numbers is network Id (N.N.H.H). For example  in IP address: 129.6.8.4 number – 129.4 is network Id.
        The rang of class – B is 128-191.
        The first IP Address is the NET ID.
        The last IP Address is the Broadcast Address
        In class – B 16,384 Different Networks
        Total 65543 Hosts per one network

          Class C
        In class-C first three numbers is network Id and last is hostid(N.N.N.H). For example in IP address: 197.76.9.23 number – 197.76.9 is network Id.
        The rang of Class – C is 192-223
        The first IP Address is the NET ID
        The last IP Address is the Broadcast Address
        In class – C 2,097,152 Different Networks
        254 Hosts per Network

          CLASS D – Used for multicast broadcasts
  • CLASS E – Experimental addresses not available to the public
IP address: 192.168.1.5 is in Class – C because first number 192 in range of class – C.


 Note: This also topic-1 of Chapter-7

Friday, 4 May 2012

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Sunday, 22 April 2012

Function of Repeater with Advantage and Disadvantage


Ø A repeater is the simplest facility used for network interconnection.

Ø The major function is to receive a network signal from one LAN terminal cable segment and to regenerate and retransmit the signal as it is in its original strength over a one or more other cable segment.

Ø Basically repeater regenerates the strength of the signal before transmitting it.

Ø Repeaters operate in the OSI model Physical layer and are transparent to all the protocols operating in the layers above the Physical layer.

Ø Repeaters allow a network to be constructed to exceed the size limit of a single, physical, cable segment.

Ø The number of repeaters that can be used intended is generally limited by a particular LAN implementation. Using a repeater between two or more LAN cables segment requires that the same physical layer protocol be used to send signal over all the cable segments.



Advantages of a repeater
  • ·         Simple to connect
  • ·        Cost effective
  • ·        Ability to strengthen signal

Disadvantages of a repeater
  • ·   Repeaters provide no method for isolating traffic generated on one cable segment from traffic generated by the other cable segment.
  • ·   When network uses a repeater to connect cable segment A to segment B whether or not there is a station in segment B that is the destination of the signal.

Thursday, 12 April 2012

How to start ASP.Net with Visual Studio 2008

Step: 1 Click on Start --> Microsoft Visual Studio 2008

Step: 2 Click on File --> New --> Web Site

            It open new window.
Step: 3 In new window  set Language : Visual C#
                                      set path : C:\ASP.Net\WebSite1
                                      click Ok


Step: 4 It open your first web site in Source mode.

          Now click on Design mode it open blank page.

Tuesday, 10 April 2012

First Message

ASP.Net

Hello!!!!!!

ASP.Net is very simple