Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Networks
- LAN
- used for a specific companies or area
- WAN
- used for world wide
- Topology
- Bus
- all devices connected to one cable (terminator)
- the terminators are attached to each end
- cheap, easy to
install
- no extra equipment needed
- high chance of collision (more
comp means more)
- catastrophic failure damages wires
- Ring
- connected with two other comps to form
ring formation
- passes data in a direction until
reaches intended recipement
- no collision
- no. of comps does not affect speed
- one faulty cable or faulty comp will result
catstrophic failure
- more difficult to add comps
- Star
- all comps are connected to hub or
switch making a star formation
- hub sends each message to all comps
- switch checks address and
send it to only rhe right comps
- no collision and easy to
add comps
- failure of cable does not affect
- expensive
- failure of hub/switch is catastrophic and
expensive/difficult to fix
- Mesh
- circuit swithing
- path across net is established
- path is locked , remains open during communication
- data arrives in order
- data arrives at constant speed
- clogs the network with constant one way
- blocks other data
- packet switching
- packets are re-assembled at the other siade
- data are split to small packets, sent independantly
using different paths
- don't clog
- multiple transmissions can happen simultaneously
- lag needed
- doesn't arrive in order
- pathfinding
- can be used for weighted graphs
- needs to run once and finds the shortest path
- finds shortest route between two points
- usually used ofr heavy weight graphs
- can't be used for negative graphs
- time consuming becuase it flows to every direction
- full = all
comps coneected
each other
- partial = some
are connected
- mulitle
transmission
at the time
- zero catastophics
- redundacy
- expensive
- wired
- connected with
physical wires
- used to transmit data
- wireless
- radio waves are used
to transmit data
- no physical
connection
needed
- protocols
- HTTP / HTTPS
- standard protocol used
for requesting an HTML
file from a webserver
- HTTPS is a secure
version of HTTP
- POP3
- a protocol for downloading
email from email server
- only delivers email - doesn't
support leaving it on the sever
- FTP
- a protocol for transferring
files between two computers
- commonly used by web
developers for
uploading their HTML
files to their webservers
- SMTP
- the protocol for
uploading email to a
email server
- email are sent with stmp and
received with pop3
- IMAP