Rehab AlFallaj.  Standards determine:  Techniques used in the networks.  Its protocols.  Network specifications and features.

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Rehab AlFallaj

 Standards determine:  Techniques used in the networks.  Its protocols.  Network specifications and features

 Ethernet LAN standards:  1982 by Xerox, Digital, Intel  Use CSMA/CD protocol  Transmission rate: 1-10 Mbps  Standards include: Coaxial cable. Bus topology.  Number of projects and standards have been conducted by many associations of IEEE called project IEEE-802 for LAN standards.

 LAN IEEE-802.1: Concerned with:  Network Layer: internetworking among 802 LANs, MANs and WANs.  LAN IEEE-802.2: Concerned with:  Logical Link Control LLC sub-layer DLL in IEEE standards : MAC+LLC

 Based on Ethernet standards  IEEE 802.3: concerned with:  CSMA/CD protocol. ~ similar to Ethernet  Differ to Ethernet: not only Coaxial Cables used + not only Bus topology used: Ring …etc  Transmission rate: more than 10Mbps, 100 Mbps Fast Ethernet and 1000 Mbps Giga Ethernet.  It has numbers of sub-standards related to Ethernet, Fast Ethernet LANs: type of transmission media, network length, transmission media, type of signal … etc

 standards name contain 3 parts:  1 st part: Transmission rate: 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps … etc  2 nd part: transmission type and signal: Base: base band: digital signal Broad: Broadband: analog  3 rd part: maximum network length or type of transmission media. 5 (10 Base 5): 500m T (10 Base T): Twisted pair F (100 Base FX): Fiber Optics.

 Giga Ethernet:  Transmission rate: 1 Gbps: 1000Mbps  name: 802.3Z  Has several types based on the transmission media used:

 Technologies used in he previous standards includes:  Data Frames.  MAC protocol type.  type of transmission media.  coding techniques.  network topology.

 All networks and Ethernet networks use MAC protocol of type CSMA/CD and similar type of data frame.  standards use frame length: 1518 byte ( preamble and CRC is not included)  Minimum frame length: 64 byte ( length enough to detect collisions if occurred)

 Pre-amble حقل التزامن :  7 byte.  Used for synchronization.  Start Frame Delimiter (SFD) حقل البدء :  1 byte.  Destination address عنوان المرسل إليه :  6 byte ~ can be minimized to 2 byte.  Physical address.  Source address عنوان المرسل :  6 byte ~ can be minimized to 2 byte.  Physical address.  Frame length field حقل طول الاطار :  2 byte ~ networks  Type of protocol of the upper layer ~ Ethernet.

 LLC data حقل بيانات الطبقة الاعلى :  1500 byte – 64 byte length, includes:  Error Detection field (Cyclic Redundancy Check CRC): حقل اكتشاف الاخطاء  4 byte.

 Ethernet LAN (by Xerox):  Topology: Bus  Transmission Media: Thick Coaxial Cable.  Signal: Digital.  Encoding Technique: Manchester.  Devices used: Transceiver: To manage the access to the channel Has MAC protocols (CSMA/CD) External device ( out of the PC) Connect the coaxial cable.

Transceiver Cable: DB-15 connector ( similar to AUI). Maximum length 50 m Consists of 5 pairs of UTP; 2 pairs for sending and receiving data, 2 pairs for controlling the data, 1 for voltage and electricity. Controller: To send controlling commands Has Logical Link Control LLC protocol mechanism. It is inside PC.

 Maximum network length: 500 m  Transmission media: Thick Coaxial RG-8  Topology: bus  Signal: digital, Manchester encoding  Devices used:  Medium Attached Unit MAU ~ Transceiver  Attached Unit Interface AUI ~ Transceiver Cable  Network Interface Card NIC:LLC protocols mechanisms, inside PCs

 Transceiver or MAU is embedded into NIC to control and connecting to channel.  Transmission media: thin Coaxial RG-58  Network length: 185m, repeaters can be used to extend network length.  Topology: bus  Signal: digital, Manchester encoding.  Devices used: cables, BNC-T, BNC connectors, NICs

 Signal: analog NRZ encoding.  Topology: bus, tree  Network length: 1800 m, 3600m with repeaters.  100 devices can be connected in 1 cable  Pair of cables: sending, receiving cable, or 1 cable and dividing frequency bandwidth to sending and receiving parts.  TV. Cables can be used.  Network can be used for T.V broadcast + LAN  devices: used:  Head End: in top of network to transmit signals from sending cable to receiving cable  Modems: module signals.  NIC: CSMA/CD

 2 pairs of UTP- CAT3  100 m without repeaters.  Hub used to connect devices.  Star topology  RG-45  Hub can have AUI,BNC ports for coaxial cables.  Signal: digital, Manchester encoding.  Maximum hubs can be used to connect 2 PCs are 4 hubs + 5 cables.

 NIC is inside devices; RG-45 ports.  Twisted pair cables.  NIC is responsible for sensing + transmission + collision detection.

 Pair of Fiber Optics.  Star topology.  1 km for each part of network.  Analog signal.  Encoding the digital signal by Manchester to light signal turning on and off depends on the transmitted bit (0,1).  33 devices can be connected to each part of network.

 100 Base T4  100 Base TX  100 Base FX

 4 pairs of twisted pairs: 3 pairs for sending and receiving data, 1 pair for detecting collisions.  Transmission rate on each pair: 100/3=33.3 Mbps  Digital signal, NRZ ~ 8B6T  8 bit\6T (Ternary):  Each 8 bits transformed to a symbol of 6 symbols (0,+,-)  Maximum cable length: 100m  Star topology  Maximum network length: 200m  Devices: same as 10 Base T : hubs, NICs

 Devices used: hubs, NIC  2 pairs of twisted pairs: 1 pair for sending, 1 for receiving data.  Maximum cable length: 100m  Maximum network length: 200m  Transmission media: UTP- Cat5 or STP  Digital signal, NTZ-I ~ 4B/5B ( to better detection errors, synchronization)

 Ethernet + Fiber Optics  Light signal for digital data of type NRZ-I ~ 4B/5B  Pairs of Fiber Optics; 1 sending, 1 receiving  Maximum cable length: 100m.  Maximum network length: 400m

 Transmission rate: 1Gbps~1000Mbps.  CSMA/CD as a MAC protocol.  Star, tree topology.  Hub, switch to connect devices and servers.  Data frame is similar to Ethernet data frame but:  Minimum frame length: 4096 bit NOT 512 bit(64byte)  Digital signals; 8B/10B

 1000 BASE SX:  Pair of Multimode Fiber Optics.  Maximum cable length: 275m ~ 62.5mm diameter, 500m ~ 50mm diameter.  Light signal.  1000 BASE CX:  STP.  Maximum cable length : 25m.  1000 BASE T:  4 pairs of UTP-Cat5, 100m

 IEEE standards has been developed to specify some standards for Ring Topology networks that used Token Passing Protocol as its main MAC protocol.  It can be used also in Star topology network that has MAU Medium Access Unit to connect devices, but logically works as Ring design by passing Token.  It differs that Ethernet with the data frame fields and its contents

 Starting Delimiter SD:  Jk0jk000( j,k) is used to define starting of frame.  Access Control AC:  Manage accessing channel among devices and nodes.  Frame Control FC:  To exchange commands to control channel access.  Destination, Sender Address.  48 bit  Physical address, by manifacturer.

 Data field:  Data, control commands.  Frame Check Sequence FCS:  Using CRC as an error detection method.  End Delimiter ED:  Bits to till receiver that no data are coming next.  Frame Status:  If received or not.