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    TRN VN HNG

    MCT 2005 - 2011, CCSI #30806

    Mobile: 0903 630 980 or 0905450145

    Email: [email protected]

    [email protected]

    Website: www.truongtan.edu.vn

    Basic Lan Devices

    Cable

    Device

    CableSTP, UTP

    Coaxial

    Fiber Optic

    Shielded twisted-pair (STP)

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    Unshielded twisted-pair UTP) Coaxial Cable

    Fiber Optic Cable

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    TIA/EIA-568-A: Twisted-pair cables Category 1 is used for telephone and is not suitable for

    transmitting data.

    Category 2 is capable of transmitting data at speeds up to 4 Mbps.

    Category 3 is used in Ethernet, and can transmit data at speeds upto 10 Mbps.

    Category 4 is used in Token Ring, and can transmit data at speedsup to 16 Mbps.

    Category 5 can transmit data at speeds up to 100 Mbps.

    Category 5e can transmit data at speeds up to 1000 Mbps.

    Category 6 can transmit data at speeds up to 10 Gbps.

    Making cables

    Making Ethernet 10Base-T cables:

    Straight-thru cable: PC Hub, PC Switch,Hub Router, Switch Router

    Crossover cable: PC PC, Hub Hub, SwitchSwitch, Hub Switch, Router Router, PC Router

    Making console cables:

    Rollover cable:

    Serial port-to-console port of Cisco equipments.

    10Base-T: NIC network port

    1:Transmit

    2:Transmit

    3:Receive

    4:Not used

    5:Not used

    6:Receive

    7:Not used8:Not used

    10Base-T: HUB network port

    1:Receive

    2:Receive

    3:Transmit

    4:Not used

    5:Not used

    6:Transmit

    7:Not used8:Not used

    10Base-T: T568-B

    1:White Orange

    2:Orange

    3:White Green

    4:Blue

    5:White Blue

    6:Green

    7:White Brown

    8:Brown

    10Base-T: T568-A

    1:White Green

    2: Green

    3: White Orange

    4:Blue

    5:White Blue

    6:Orange

    7:White Brown

    8:Brown

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    Straight-thru cable

    1:White Orange

    2:Orange

    3:White Green

    4:Blue

    5:White Blue

    6:Green

    7:White Brown

    8:Brown

    1:White Orange

    2:Orange3:White Green

    4:Blue

    5:White Blue

    6:Green

    7:White Brown

    8:BrownPC HUB

    Crossover cable

    1:White Green

    2:Green3:White Orange

    4:Blue

    5:White Blue

    6:Orange

    7:White Brown

    8:Brown

    1:White Orange

    2:Orange3:White Green

    4:Blue

    5:White Blue

    6:Green

    7:White Brown

    8:Brown PC PC

    Cut a length of cable Strip off the jacket

    Separate the wires Untwist the wires

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    Organize and flatten wires Insert wires into RJ-45 plug

    Push the wires in Inspect the color code

    Crimp down the wires Inspect both ends

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    Test the quality of cable

    Network Devices

    PC - Hosts Laptop

    PDA Server

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    Server System

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    ModemADSL

    Analog Phone IP Phone

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    IP Phone (cont)NIC

    10Base-T: RJ-45 jacks 10Base-T: Transceiver

    Gigabit Ethernet GBIC_SFP LAN Device: Repeater

    - Regenerates and repeats the signal

    - Layer 1 device.

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    LAN Device: Hub

    A multi-port repeater.

    Layer 1 device.

    10Base-T: Hub

    OSI Review: Layer 2

    Responsibility:

    Provides for the reliable transfer of

    data cross a physical link.

    Concerned:

    Frames.

    Physical address (HW or MAC)

    Error and flow control.

    LAN Device: NIC

    Network interface of hosts.

    Build-in physical address.

    Layer 2 device.

    LAN Device: Bridge

    Keeps traffic local by filtering traffic

    based on physical addresses.

    Layer 2 device.

    LAN Device: Switch

    A multi-port bridge.

    Layer 2 device.

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    LAN Switch Switch 29xx

    Switch 65xx

    OSI Review: Layer 3 Responsibility:

    Connection and path selectionbetween two end system acrossnetworks.

    Concerned:

    Packets.

    Logical address: Hierarchical. Networks and Hosts addressing.

    Route , Routing table, Routingprotocol.

    LAN Device: Router

    Makes decisions based on network

    addresses (logical addresses).

    Layer 3 device.

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    Cisco 2600 Series Router 7600

    Data flow over Routers

    Router Functions Path determination:

    The process of evaluating a packets destinationIP address so that the router can decide whichport to send out the packet.

    Packet switching:

    The router re-encapsulates the packet in theprotocol needed for the specified port and thenswitches the packet out that port.

    Devices function at Layers

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    TOPOLOGIES

    Physical Topologies

    Physical Topology: Bus

    Single backbone

    All hosts directly

    connected to

    backbone

    Each end of the

    bus must be

    properlyterminated

    Physical Topology: Ring

    No backbone

    A host is directly

    connected to

    each of its

    neighbors

    Physical Topology: Star

    All devices

    connected to a

    central point

    Center of star is

    usually a hub or

    a switch

    Physical Topology: Extended Star

    Connects individualstar topologiestogether.

    At the center of thestar is a hub or aswitch.

    Extends the lengthand size of thenetwork.

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    Logical Topology: Broadcast

    Each host on the LAN sends its

    data (or broadcasts its data) to

    every other host.

    First-come, first-serve.

    LAN Media Symbols

    Wireless Communication

    No wires.

    Challenges:

    Distance.

    Obstacle.

    Bandwidth

    Security.