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Computer Network
by Mr. Arvind Pandey
Network Edge
End System
→ End system are also referred to as host because the host (ie, run)
application program such as a web browser program, a web server
program, an email reader program.
→ Host are further divided into two categories:
• Clients
• Servers
→ Informally, clients can be desktop and mobile pc’s and so on, whereas
servers can be more powerful machine that stores and distribute web
pages, stream video so on.
Clients and Servers
→ A client program running on one end system that requests and receive
a service from a server running on other end system.
→ Not all internet applications are client-server model; they are also peer-
to-peer model like Bit Torrent and eMute.
Network Core
→It means the approach to moving data through a network of links and switches.
→There are two types:
• Circuit Switching
• Packet Switching
In circuit switching, each data unit know the entire path address which is provided by
the source
There are two approaches in packet switched network
 Any network that forwards the packets according to the destination address is
called a datagram network.
 The routers in the internet forwards packets according to the destination address.
Hence, internet is datagram network.
Virtual Circuit Network
 Any network that forwards the packets according to virtual circuit identifier (fixed
route) is called a virtual circuit network.
 Preplanned route established before packets sent.
 Examples are X25, Frame relay, ATM technologies.
Datagram Network
Network Access
Dial UP Connection :
A dial-up connection is established when two or more
communication devices use a public switched telephone
network (PSTN) to connect to an Internet service provider
(ISP).
Many remote areas depend on Internet dial-up connections
because broadband and cable are rare in remote areas
with low population numbers
Two major drawbacks:
• Extremely slow, maximum 56 kbps.
• Cannot use phone line while accessing internet.
DSL (Digital Subscriber Line)
DSL internet is accessed from the same company that provides it wired local phone
access.
Advantages:
High data rate (download 1-2 mbps, upload 128 kbps-1mbps)
Users can simultaneously talk on the phone and access internet.

computer network fundamental note

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    Network Edge End System →End system are also referred to as host because the host (ie, run) application program such as a web browser program, a web server program, an email reader program. → Host are further divided into two categories: • Clients • Servers → Informally, clients can be desktop and mobile pc’s and so on, whereas servers can be more powerful machine that stores and distribute web pages, stream video so on. Clients and Servers → A client program running on one end system that requests and receive a service from a server running on other end system. → Not all internet applications are client-server model; they are also peer- to-peer model like Bit Torrent and eMute.
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    Network Core →It meansthe approach to moving data through a network of links and switches. →There are two types: • Circuit Switching • Packet Switching In circuit switching, each data unit know the entire path address which is provided by the source
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    There are twoapproaches in packet switched network  Any network that forwards the packets according to the destination address is called a datagram network.  The routers in the internet forwards packets according to the destination address. Hence, internet is datagram network. Virtual Circuit Network  Any network that forwards the packets according to virtual circuit identifier (fixed route) is called a virtual circuit network.  Preplanned route established before packets sent.  Examples are X25, Frame relay, ATM technologies. Datagram Network
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    Network Access Dial UPConnection : A dial-up connection is established when two or more communication devices use a public switched telephone network (PSTN) to connect to an Internet service provider (ISP). Many remote areas depend on Internet dial-up connections because broadband and cable are rare in remote areas with low population numbers Two major drawbacks: • Extremely slow, maximum 56 kbps. • Cannot use phone line while accessing internet.
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    DSL (Digital SubscriberLine) DSL internet is accessed from the same company that provides it wired local phone access. Advantages: High data rate (download 1-2 mbps, upload 128 kbps-1mbps) Users can simultaneously talk on the phone and access internet.