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    Communication Using a

    Network

    Chapter 7

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    Chapter 7 3

    Recall

    Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI) provideshigh-performance and connects multiple stations atthe data transfer rate of 100 Mbps.

    The two types of logical topologies are:

    Token ring logical topology Token bus logical topology

    Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) is a networkprotocol which converts data traffic into a stream of

    fixed size cell before transmission. The basic network components of AppleTalk are:

    Sockets, Nodes, Network and Zones.

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    Data Communication

    Transmission of information between twocomputers or nodes

    Basic

    Components

    Sender Receiver Medium Message Protocol

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    Signaling TechniquesI

    Two types of Signaling techniques: Baseband

    Broadband

    Baseband Signals:

    Uses single frequency to transmit data

    Transmit information in digital form

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    Signaling TechniquesII

    Broadband Signals: Data is transmitted using more than one frequency

    Uses analog signals

    Adds additional information to carrier signals by

    process of modulation

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    Network Interface Card (NIC)

    Hardware device used to connect differentcomputers on Network

    Serves as a link for sending and receiving data on

    a network

    MAC address is address assigned by IEEE to

    identify network card

    NIC Types

    Ethernet Card Token Ring Card

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    Ethernet Card

    Used in devices which are connected using Ethernet

    technology

    Two types of Ethernet network card Wired and

    wireless The choice depends on type of network used

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    Types of Ethernet Card - I

    10Base-5 (Thicknet) NIC

    10Base-2

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    Types of Ethernet card - II

    10BaseT

    Fiber

    optic

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    Token Ring Card

    Used to connect to a token ring network Assigned a MAC address by IEEE

    Maximum of two token ring

    cards can be installed at anynode

    Consists of 9 pin DIN

    type connector which connects

    card to network cable

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    Physical Connections

    Physical Connections

    NIC either connected on a PCI or PCI-X slot

    NIC cards can be connected to an USB port or can

    have a PC card connection Depends on one of the cable connectors:

    BNC connector

    ST-fiber optic connector

    RJ-45 connector

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    Lights on NIC and hub

    Different LEDs on NIC:

    Link LED

    ACT LED

    Speed LED Collision LED

    LEDs on Hub:

    Power LED

    Port LED

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    MAC Address

    Also known as hardware or physical address

    Used to identify nodes at lower levels of the OSI

    model

    ID assigned by IEEE Hardware address hard-coded into NIC

    Nodes on network identified by MAC address

    Is a 12 digit hexadecimal number (48 bit address)

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    MAC vs IP address

    MAC address IP address

    Functions at data link

    layer

    Functions at network layer

    It is a physical address It is a logical address

    It is fixed It changes with the

    relocation of device from

    one network to another

    It is a 48 bit address It is a 32 bit address

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    Installing the NIC

    Different factors while choosing NIC:

    Bus type (Expansion slot)

    Speed

    Connection type (cabling) Hardware Requirements:

    Pentium I/233MHz

    32 MB RAM

    2 GB of available hard disk

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    Direct Cable Connection

    One device acts as a host and other acts as a guest Can also use infrared connection, if both nodes

    have required hardware

    All the latest versions of windows provide a software

    which allows a user to have a direct serial-to-serial,parallel-to-parallel, or infrared-to-infrared connection

    with the other PC.

    To establish a connection using serial ports, a cable

    known as null modem is use

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    Diagnostic and Repair of Physical

    Cabling using tools Tools can be used to identify the problems and also

    troubleshoot these problems

    Various tools available for checking network are:

    Volt-ohm meters (VOMs)

    Cable-testing tool usedto measure parameters

    Analog

    Digital

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    Tone generators and probe I

    Tone generator is a network troubleshooting tool

    Consists of single or multi-tone signal, two test leads

    and a 4-conductor modular cable

    Acts like a radio transmitter Probe:

    Works like a radio receiver

    Catches a tone when placed near

    wire

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    Optical tester

    Fiber optic NICs mostly do not have any lights so

    making the diagnosis of the problem becomes little

    difficult

    Optical tester is used to inspect the quality of the

    connections

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    Case Study

    The Bangalore branch of MoneyMaker bank is

    organizing a seminar on the various developments

    that have occurred in the past one year. David hascreated a presentation for this purpose which is stored

    on the network server. This file can be accessed only

    through David's system. But on the day of seminar, he

    is unable to access the system.

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    Problem

    Unable to access the file which is available on

    network server

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    Solution

    Verify cable connection

    Verify LED status of NIC

    Verify LED status of hub

    The LED on NIC should be ON, once you boot theoperating system

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    SummaryI

    The main components of data communication are

    sender, receiver, medium and message

    The data to be sent is converted into signals and

    then transmitted over the network

    Signaling techniques are of two types broadband

    and baseband

    Baseband signals transmit data at a single

    frequency Broadband technique can transmit data using more

    than one frequency

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    SummaryII

    Network Interface Cards are devices that are usedto get connected to different computers on anetwork

    Some examples of NIC are Ethernet Card and

    Token Ring Card Ethernet cards support transfer rate of 10 or 100 or

    1000 Mbps

    MAC address is a hardware address that isembedded onto the NIC

    Lower layers of OSI model identify nodes on thenetwork by their MAC address

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    SummaryIII

    A connection established between two nodes by

    directly connecting a cable is known as direct cable

    connection.

    Signals lying on the cable are absorbed by the

    terminators at the end of the cable to avoid collision.

    Cross over cables can be used for temporary

    connection between two devices when switch or

    hub is not present. Volt-ohm meters is a cable-testing tool which is used

    to troubleshoot the network cabling.

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    SummaryIV

    Volt-ohm meter is used to measures voltage and

    resistance and to check the continuity of a cable.

    Tone generator and probe is another

    troubleshooting tool which has the ability to identifywires, finding open circuits and short circuits,

    diagnosing crosstalk and other telecom tasks