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LANs made simple
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2 network devices connected to share resources.
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2 network devices connected to share resources that are geographically close! e.g. room, building, site
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Anything with a Network Interface Card (NIC) Computer Modem Printer Router Switch Mobile Device All these can have a NIC:
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Wireless Wired CAT5 Coaxial Fibre AdvantagesDisadvantagesAdvantagesDisadvantages InexpensiveSlowerFasterMessy cables “Clean” lookLess secureMore secureCables need to be laid PortableUnreliable connection Constantly connected Cable can be faulty
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CAT5 Coaxial Fibre Alias - 10Base2 and 5 Speed - 10megabits per second (Mbps) Distance - 200 – 500 metres Alias – Ethernet; 10BaseT Cat5 – 10/100 Mbps Cat5e/Cat6 – 1000 Mbps Distance - 100 metres Speed - 1 Gbps - 50 Gbps Distance - Kilometres
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CAT5 Coaxial Fibre Q – Which cable can be run further? Q – Which cable is slowest? Q – Which cable can be run the least distance?
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Examples of resources shared on a LAN to save money are: Printer Files Internet Games Applications
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Both are LANs Only difference is one has a Server
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Intel ® Xeon ® Processor E5606 2.13GHz, 2nd Intel ® Xeon ® Processor E5606 2.13GHz, 8MB Cache, 4.8 GT/s QPI, 4C 8GB Memory (4x2GB), 1333MHz, Single 500GB 7.2K RPM SATA 3.5 " Hot Plug Hard Drive Faster Hardware Advanced Security Dedicated
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Internet Games Printer Applications Files Client requests resources Server shares resources
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Who will act as the ?? SERVER ?? Peers are “the same”Basic Security With basic Hardware Designed to request only
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Internet Games Printer Applications Files One peer requests resources Another peer is configured to share resources
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Peer to Peer networks are cheaper – yay! Easier to manage – yay! Quicker to set up – yay! SO… All these advantages, are become the disadvantages of a Client/Server LAN: Expensive – Boo! Complex to manage – Boo! Difficult to configure – Boo!
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All the advantages of a Client/Server LAN: Advanced security – Yay! Increased performance – Yay! Able to share resources to many clients – Yay! Become the Peer to Peer disadvantages: Limited security – Boo! Poor performance – Boo! Can only share with less than 10 clients – Boo!
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Modem Laserjet Router Switch Inkjet Hub Would you use these on a Peer to Peer OR Client/Server LAN? Computer Mobile Device
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Modem Laserjet Router Switch Inkjet Hub Peer to Peer: Computer Mobile Device Client/Server:
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This is the basics of PHYSICALLY connecting LANs There is now the LOGICAL connecting of LANs to be covered in another power point. ◦ Protocols: TCP/IP DHCP ICMP NAT IP Addressing Static vs Dynamic CSMA/CD
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