ECSE UNIT-4 Notes
ECSE UNIT-4 Notes
Types of LAN
There are different architectures in LAN as discussed below-
Client/Server LANs: Multiple devices (the clients) are connected to a main
server in a client/server LAN. The server controls network traffic, device
access, application access, and file storage. Any connected device that runs
apps or accesses the Internet qualifies as a client. Clients can use wired or
wireless connections to connect to the server.
Peer-to-Peer LANs: Peer-to-peer LANs are commonly smaller because they
shortage a central server and can’t support huge workloads like client/server
LANs can. Every device on a peer-to-peer LAN collaborates equally to the
network’s operation. Through wired or wireless connections to a switch or
router, the devices share data and resources. Peer-to-peer networks are the
norm in homes.
Ethernet: It is most widely used archetecture. ethernet specifies the network
speed, cable type and network interface adapters. This type of architecture
used in both wired or wireless networks.
Token ring: Token ring is a type of local area network (LAN) setup that was
once widely used but is now less common. It manages network access through
the use of tokens and has an operating speed of 100 megabits per second.
Cloud-managed: A cloud-managed LAN depend on a centralized cloud
service to handle tasks such as access control, policy enforcement, network
setup, and various security and performance issues. This approach simplifies
management in diverse network environments, making it ideal for businesses.
What is a Virtual LAN?
The same physical network can have its traffic divided into two networks using
virtual LANs, or VLANs. Imagine establishing two independent LANs in the
same room, each with its own router and Internet connection. Similar to that, but
with only one router and one Internet connection required, VLANs divide
networks virtually rather than physically.
VLANs are beneficial for network management, particularly in very large LANs.
Administrators may much more simply control the network by segmenting it.
(Subnets, another method of segmenting networks for increased efficiency, differ
greatly from VLANs.)
WAN:
A WAN (Wide Area Network) is to connect multiple smaller Local Area Networks
(LANs). It is a computer network designed. WANs can help in communication, the
sharing of information, and much more between systems or devices from around
the world through a WAN provider.
What is a WAN?
WAN stands for Wide Area Network. It is a computer network that covers a large
geographical area consisting of two or more LANs or MANs. These networks are
established with leased telecommunication circuits, in which two sides which are
connected have routers that connect the LAN of both sides together in a network to
facilitate communication.
Circuit switching: Circuit switched networks operate on the virtual connection
principle, which dictates that all messages will take the same way and that
resources along this path are set aside for this connection.
Packet Switching: The size of a packet in a packet switched network is dictated
by the outgoing link, and these packets may follow different route. These
packets are ready to collected and reassembled at the destination.
TCP/IP protocol suite: TCP/IP is a protocol suite of foundational of the
internet protocols used to interconnect devices on Internet and other computers
networks or device network. Full form of TCP/IP is Transmission Control
Protocol/Internet Protocol.
Router: A router is a networking device which transfers data packets between
device networks and also we can say it is used to interconnect LANs to form a
wide area network (WAN).
Packet over SONET/SDH (PoS): Packet over SONET and SDH is a
communication protocol used for WAN transport. When using optical fiber and
SONET or SDH communication protocol used to defines how point-to-point
links communicate.
Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS): Multi Protocol Label Switching
(MPLS) is an IP packet routing technique and also a network routing
optimization technique that routes IP packet through paths via labels instead of
looking at complex routing tables of routers.
Characteristics of WAN
Broader Reach: The reach of WAN in terms coverage of geographical area is
very high which can be a region, country or the world itself.
Higher Capacity: The capacity of WAN in terms of number of LANs or
WANs connected in a network is very high, which results in connection of large
number of user over different location all around the globe.
Use of Public Carrier: WAN uses telephone network, cabled system, satellites
etc for connection and transmission purpose which are easily available.
Resource Sharing: WAN enables its users to share data and information over
large area. Computer resources can be accessed remotely which makes
transmission and exchange of data very easy.
Advantages of WAN
It covers large geographical area which enhances the reach of organisation to
transmit data quickly and cheaply.
The data can be stored in centralised manner because of remote access to data
provided by WAN.
The travel charges that are needed to cover the geographical area of work can be
minimised.
WAN enables a user or organisation to connect with the world very easily and
allows to exchange data and do business at global level.
Disadvantages of WAN
Traffic congestion in Wide Area Network is very high.
The fault tolerance ability of WAN is very less.
Noise and error are present in large amount due to multiple connection point.
The data transfer rate is slow in comparison to LAN because of large distances
and high number of connected system within the network.
Internet:
The Internet is the foremost important tool and the prominent resource that is being
used by almost every person across the globe. It connects millions of computers,
webpages, websites, and servers. Using the internet we can send emails, photos,
videos, and messages to our loved ones. Or in other words, the Internet is a
widespread interconnected network of computers and electronic devices(that
support Internet). It creates a communication medium to share and get information
online. If your device is connected to the Internet then only you will be able to
access all the applications, websites, social media apps, and many more services.
The Internet nowadays is considered the fastest medium for sending and receiving
information.
World Wide Web (WWW)
The world wide web is a collection of all the web pages, and web documents that
you can see on the Internet by searching their URLs (Uniform Resource
Locator) on the Internet. For example, www.geeksforgeeks.org is the URL of the
GFG website, and all the content of this site like webpages and all the web
documents are stored on the world wide Web. Or in other words, the world wide
web is an information retrieval service of the web. It provides users with a huge
array of documents that are connected to each other by means of hypertext or
hypermedia links. Here, hyperlinks are known as electronic connections that link
the related data so that users can easily access the related information hypertext
allows the user to pick a word or phrase from text, and using this keyword or
word or phrase can access other documents that contain additional information
related to that word or keyword or phrase. World wide web is a project which is
created by Timothy Berner’s Lee in 1989, for researchers to work together
effectively at CERN. It is an organization, named World Wide Web
Consortium (W3C), which was developed for further development in the web.
Difference Between World Wide Web and the Internet
The main difference between the World Wide Web and the Internet are:
The world wide web uses HTTP. The Internet uses IP Addresses.
The world wide web can be considered as a The Internet can be considered a
book from the different topics inside a Library. Library.
What is Wi-Fi?
WiFi is a wireless technology that allows electronic devices to connect to the
internet and communicate with each other without a physical cable. This uses
radio waves to transmit the data between a WiFi router and compatible devices
like smartphones, computers, and smart home gadgets. These WiFi networks are
common in homes, offices, and public spaces providing convenient internet
access and local connectivity. This technology has become an essential part of
modern digital life enabling wireless internet browsing, file sharing, and device
communication in various settings.
Applications of Wi-Fi
Using Wi-Fi we can access the internet in any Wi-Fi-capable device
wirelessly. We can stream or cast audio or video wirelessly on any device
using Wi-Fi for our entertainment.
We can share files, data, etc between two or more computers or mobile phones
using Wi-Fi, and the speed of the data transfer rate is also very high. Also, we
can print any document using a Wi-Fi printer, this is very much used
nowadays.
We can use Wi-Fi as HOTSPOTS also, it points Wireless Internet access for a
particular range of area. Using Hotspot the owner of the main network
connection can offer temporary network access to Wi-Fi-capable devices so
that the users can use the network without knowing anything about the main
network connection. Wi-Fi adapters are mainly spreading radio signals using
the owner network connection to provide a hotspot.
Using Wi-Fi or WLAN we can construct simple wireless connections from one
point to another, known as Point to point networks. This can be useful to
connect two locations that are difficult to reach by wire, such as two buildings
of corporate business.
One more important application is VoWi-Fi, which is known as voice-over
Wi-Fi. Some years ago telecom companies are introduced VoLTE (Voice over
Long-Term Evolution ). Nowadays they are introduced to VoWi-Fi, by which
we can call anyone by using our home Wi-Fi network, only one thing is that
the mobile needs to connect with the Wi-Fi. Then the voice is transferred using
the Wi-Fi network instead of using the mobile SIM network, so the call quality
is very good. Many mobile phones are already getting the support of VoWi-Fi.
In an office, all the computers are interconnected using Wi-Fi. For Wi-Fi,
there are no wiring complexities. Also, the speed of the network is good. For
Wi-Fi, a project can be presented to all the members at a time in the form of an
excel sheet, ppt, etc. For Wi-Fi, there is no network loss as in cable due to
cable break.
Also using W-Fi a whole city can provide network connectivity by deploying
routers at a specific area to access the internet. Already schools, colleges, and
universities are providing networks using Wi-Fi because of its flexibility. Wi-
Fi is used as a positioning system also, by which we can detect the positions of
Wi-Fi hotspots to identify a device location.
5G Technology:
5G Wireless Technology is the 5th generation of mobile networks and an
evolution from the current 4G LTE networks. It is specially designed to fulfill the
demands of current technological trends, which includes a large growth in data
and almost global connectivity along with the increasing interest in the Internet of
Things. In its initial stages, 5G Technology will work in conjugation with the
existing 4G Technology and then move on as a fully independent entity in
subsequent releases. Now let’s try to answer some of the major questions
associated with 5G Wireless Technology so that we can understand it better.
What is 5G Wireless Technology?
5G Wireless Technology is now the latest cellular technology that will greatly
increase the speed of wireless networks among other things(And who doesn’t
want that?!!). So the data speed for wireless broadband connections using 5G
would be at a maximum of around
20 Gbps
. Contrasting that with the peak speed of 4G which is
60 Mbps
, that’s a lot! Moreover, 5G will also provide more bandwidth and advanced
antenna technology which will result in much more data transmitted over wireless
systems. And that’s just a small sampling of the capabilities of 5G technology! It
will also provide various network management features such as
Network Slicing
using which mobile operators will be able to create multiple virtual networks
using a single physical 5G network. So in this futuristic scenario, if you are inside
a self-driving car, then a virtual network with an extremely fast, low-latency
connections would be required because obviously the car needs to navigate in
real-time. On the other hand, if you are using any smart appliance in your home,
then a virtual network with lower power and a slower connection would be fine
because it’s not a life or death situation!!!
How does 5G Wireless Technology Work?
There are basically 2 main components in the 5G Wireless Technology systems
i.e. the Radio Access Network and the Core Network. Let’s see these in detail.
1. Radio Access Network:
The Radio Access Network mainly includes 5G
Small Cells
and
Macro Cells
that form the crux of 5G Wireless Technology as well as the systems that connect
the mobile devices to the Core Network. The 5G Small Cells are located in big
clusters because the millimeter wave spectrum (that 5G uses for insanely high
speeds!) can only travel over short distances. These Small Cells complement the
Macro Cells that are used to provide more wide-area coverage. Macro Cells use
MIMO
(Multiple Inputs, Multiple Outputs) antennas which have multiple connections to
send and receive large amounts of data simultaneously. This means that more
users can connect to the network simultaneously.
2. Core Network:
The Core Network manages all the data and internet connections for the 5G
Wireless Technology. And a big advantage of the 5G Core Network is that it can
integrate with the internet much more efficiently and it also provides additional
services like
cloud-based services, distributed servers
that improve response times, etc. Another advanced feature of the Core Network
is
network slicing
(Which we talked about earlier!!!).
What are the Benefits of 5G Wireless Technology?
5G Wireless Technology will not only enhance current mobile broadband
services, but it will also expand the world of mobile networks to include many
new devices and services in multiple industries from retail to education to
entertainment with much higher performances and lower costs. It could even be
said that 5G Technology as much as the emergence of automobiles or electricity
ever did!!! Some of the benefits of 5G in various domains are given here:
5G will make our smartphones much smarter with faster and more uniform
data rates, lower latency and cost-per-bit and this, in turn, will lead to the
common acceptance of new immersive technologies like Virtual Reality or
Augmented Reality.
5G will have the convenience of ultra-reliable, low latency links that will
empower industries to invest in more projects which require remote control of
critical infrastructure in various fields like medicine, aviation, etc.
5G will lead to an Internet of Things revolution as it has the ability to scale
up or down in features like data rates, power, and mobility which is perfect for
an application like connecting multiple embedded sensors in almost all
devices!
What are the Parameters for 5G Wireless Technology?
Details about the performance of 5G Wireless Technology according to various
parameters are given here:
Real-world data
Download speed of 100Mbps and upload speed of 50Mbps.
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HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) is used to create web pages and web
applications. It is a markup language. By HTML we can create our static page. It
is used for displaying the data not to transport the data.
HTML is a combination of Hypertext and Markup language. Hypertext defines
the link between the web pages. A markup language is used to define the text
document within the tag which defines the structure of web pages. This language
is used to annotate (make notes for the computer) text so that a machine can
understand it and manipulate text accordingly.
XML:
XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a versatile markup language designed
for carrying and storing data. It allows users to define their custom tags, making it
highly flexible. XML is often used for data interchange between different
systems, enabling the sharing of structured information.
XML is also used to create web pages and web applications. It is dynamic
because it is used to transport the data not for displaying the data. The design
goals of XML focus on simplicity, generality, and usability across the Internet. It
is a textual data format with strong support via Unicode for different human
languages. Although the design of XML focuses on documents, the language is
widely used for the representation of arbitrary data structures such as those used
in web services.
HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup XML stands for Extensible Markup
Language. Language.
HTML can ignore small errors. XML does not allow errors.
HTML tags are predefined tags. XML tags are user-defined tags.
HTML does not preserve white spaces. White space can be preserved in XML.
HTML tags are used for displaying the XML tags are used for describing the
data. data not for displaying.
HTML does not carry data it just XML carries the data to and from the
HTML XML
Introduction
Social Networking refers to grouping of individuals and organizations together via
some medium, in order to share thoughts, interests, and activities.
There are several web based social network services are available such as
facebook, twitter, linkedin, Google+ etc. which offer easy to use and interactive
interface to connect with people with in the country an overseas as well. There are
also several mobile based social networking services in for of apps such as
Whatsapp, hike, Line etc.
The following table describes some of the famous social networking services
provided over web and mobile:
S.N
Service Description
.
1. Facebook
Allows to share text, photos, video etc. It also offers interesting online games.
Google+
2.
It is pronounced as Google Plus. It is owned and operated by Google.
Twitter
3. Twitter allows the user to send and reply messages in form of tweets. These
tweets are the small messages, generally include 140+ characters.
Faceparty
4. Faceparty is a UK based social networking site. It allows the users to create
profiles and interact with each other using forums messages.
Linkedin
5.
Linkedin is a business and professional networking site.
Flickr
6.
Flickr offers image hosting and video hosting.
Ibibo
7. Ibibo is a talent based social networking site. It allows the users to promote
one’s self and also discover new talent.
Whatsapp
8. It is a mobile based messaging app. It allows to send text, video, and audio
messages
Line
9.
It is same as whatsapp. Allows to make free calls and messages.
Hike
10. It is also mobile based messager allows to send messages and exciting
emoticons.
Where Social Networking Helps
Following are the areas where social networking has become most popular:
Online Marketing
Website like facebook allows us to create a page for specific product, community
or firm and promiting over the web.
Online Jobs
Website like linkedin allows us to create connection with professionals and helps
to find the suitable job based on one’s specific skills set.
Online News
On social networking sites, people also post daily news which helps us to keep us
updated.
Chatting
Social networking allows us to keep in contact with friends and family. We can
communicate with them via messages.
Share Picture, Audio and video
One can share picture, audio and video using social networking sites.
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