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1 ECE453 – Introduction to Computer Networks Lecture 11 – Network Layer III – IP Protocol

2 Recap Network core: packet switching vs. circuit switching Network service: connectionless Best effort, no guarantee Datagram subnet Adaptive Routing Decentralized routing (distance vector routing) Global routing (link state routing) Hierarchical routing Internet routing Intra-domain routing (OSPF, RIP) Inter-domain routing (BGP)

3 Names, Addresses, Route Name: identify what an object is Address: identify where it is Route: tell how to get there Each host on a TCP/IP internet is assigned a unique 32-bit binary address (IPv4) for computation and is used in all communications with that host

4 Internet Addressing Authority The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has ultimate control over number assigned Allocate IP addresses Manage DNS root servers

5 Hierarchy Within IP Address netid hostid Dotted decimal notation One address for one host? is written as

6 Implement Hierarchy of IP Address 0 hostid netidhostid 8 10netid hostid110netid111Multicast address0 111Reserved for future use10 Class A Class B Class C Class D Class E Class Lowest addressHighest address A B C D E

7 Zero means this, One means All

8 Subnet: Extension to Addressing Rest of the Internet R H1H2 H3H4 All traffic to Network Network Local partInternet part Physical network Internet partHost

9 Subnet Implementation With Mask Network mask specifies how to partition local port of IP address into physical net and host port specifies first three octets as network portion of the address

10 Classless Internet Address To divide an IP address at an arbitrary boundary Address masks Use (A,M) pairs in routing table, given a destination address D A = (D & M) E.g /16 RFC 1519, 1518 (CIDR)

11 Special IP Addresses single-network broadcast address: unconfigured address: loopback address: 127.X.X.X, typically private internets: through (10/8) through (172.16/12) through ( /16)

12 Assigning Addresses Manual configuration (fixed IP address) /etc/resolv.conf (name server) /etc/sysconfig/network (gateway) /etc/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 (IP address, netmask, network) Control-panel Dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) DHCP server Client obtains an IP address dynamically

13 Examples IPADDR= NETMASK= NETWORK= BROADCAST=