IT200 Computer Communication and Networking
Session 2 - Introduction
Dr. Kiran Manjappa
NITK, Surathkal
Previous Session
• What is CN ?
• Why CN ?
• History of CN
– ALOHA, ARPANET
– PRNET
– SURAN
• IETF
– BoF - QoS and QoE
• Communication
– Point to Point
– Broadcast
– Multicast
A
LAN
Image Source : Tanenbaum Textbook.
• Often multiple routes/paths, of different lengths will be available.
• Finding good routes/paths is important in point-to-point networks.
Image Source : Tanenbaum Textbook.
Google - 9L Servers !!
A network with two clients and one server.
The client-server model involves requests and replies.
Image Source : Tanenbaum Textbook.
Types of Network
• Based on Communication mode
• Point to Point , Broadcast and Multicast
• Based on the Scale
Image Source : Tanenbaum Textbook.
Internet and Intranet
• Internet
– Open to all.
– Spread across the world
• Intranet
– Restricted - Private
– Organization or firm
• NITK Has Internet or Intranet
– Internet for Outside World
– Intranet for only NITK’ns
Protocol Stack/Reference Model
● Introduced in the year 1983 and officially accepted in
the year 1984.
● Hierarchical Architecture
● A general purpose architecture.
● Why it was invented ?
○ To provide a design standards for the
networking and communication.
Open System Interconnection Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
Image Source : Tanenbaum Textbook.
Protocol Stack/Reference Model
● Invented in the year 1970’s before OSI
● Adopted by ARPANET
Open System Interconnection Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
Image Source : Tanenbaum Textbook.
Types of Network Based on Medium
• Wired Network
• Wireless Network
• OSI and TCP/IP Layers Protocol Stack in Detail