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COMPUTER NETWORKS CS610 Lecture-13 Hammad Khalid Khan

Review Lecture 12  Wiring Schemes – 10 Base-T  Advantages and Disadvantages of Wiring Schemes  The Topology Paradox  NICs and Wiring Scheme  Categories of Wires

Wiring Schemes and Other Network Technologies  Multiple wiring schemes are not limited to Ethernet technology. Almost all other network technologies use different wiring schemes  Localtalk uses Hubs (Physical Star) to simulate a bus topology  IBMs Token Ring also uses Hubs (Physically a Star Topology) to simulate a logical ring network

Wiring Schemes and Other Network Technologies

Chapter No 11 Extending LANs: Fiber Modems, Repeaters, Bridges, and Switches

Introduction  LAN technologies are designed to operate within the same building  However most companies or institutions have offices located far apart from each other

Distance Limitation And LAN Design  The maximum cable length of a LAN is fixed, because: – The electrical signal level gets weaker as it travels – The delays must be short to allow access mechanisms (CSMA/CD, token passing), work properly

Distance Limitation And LAN Design

LAN Extensions  Several techniques extend diameter of LAN medium   Most techniques use additional hardware  LAN signals relayed between LAN segments   Resulting mixed technology stays within original engineering constraints while spanning greater distance

Fiber Optic Extensions

 The Fiber Modems: – Convert digital data into pulses of light – Transmit over the optical fiber – Receive light and convert into digital data  Because – Delays on optical fiber is low and – Bandwidth is high – This mechanism will successfully extend the LAN across several kilometers

Fiber Optic Extensions

Repeaters  Fact: Electrical signals gets weaker while travelling over copper  A repeater (a hardware device) – Amplify the weakenning signals received from one segment – And retransmit them on to another segment

Repeaters

 One repeater doubles, two repeaters triples the maximum cable lenght limitation  Computers attached to different segments communicate as if they are connected to the same cable

Repeaters  Question: Can we increase the maximum cable lenght as many times as we wish by just adding repeaters?  Answer: No – Every repeater introduces a delay – Access mechanisms such as CSMA/CD does not work with long delays – Ethernet standard specifies that any two stations cannot be seperated by more than four repeaters

Repeaters  Using a vertical segment: – Only two repeaters seperate any two stations in this scheme

Repeaters  Disadvantages: – Repeaters do not recognize frame formats, they just amplify and retransmit the electrical signals. – If a collision or error occurs in one segment, – Repeaters amplify and retransmits also the error onto the other segments

An Ethernet Repeater (Front)

An Ethernet Repeater (Back)

Bridges  A Bridge is a hardware device also used to connect two LAN segments to extend a LAN  Unlike a repeater, a bridge: – Uses two NICs, to connect two segments – Listens to the all traffic – Recognizes frame format – Forwards only correct, complete frames – Discards the collided and errored frames

An Ethernet Bridge

Frame Filtering  A typical bridge has two NICs, a CPU, a memory and a ROM  It only runs the code stored in its ROM  The most important task a bridge performs is frame filtering

Frame Filtering  If both the source and destination are on the same segment, it does not forward the frame to the other segment  A frame is forwarded to the other segment, if the frame is destined to the that segment  Broadcast and multicast frames are also forwarded

Frame Filtering  Question: How does a bridge know on which segment a destination computer is attached?  Answer: It keeps a list for each segment that consists of physical addresses of the computers attached to that segment

Frame Filtering  Question: How does a bridge build up address lists?  Answer: Most bridges are self learning bridges – As soon as a frame arrives to a bridge – It extracts the source address from its header and – Automatically adds it in the list for that segment

Frame Filtering

Summary  Distance Limitation on LANs  Fiber Optic Extensions  Repeaters  Bridges