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Outline History of Internet Internet Properties TCP/IP IP Address Domain Name Internet Infrastructure Server and Clients 2

History of Internet APPANET is the first project that tried to connect many different computer networks together The first connection happens in 1969 between University of California, Los Angeles and Stanford Research Institute In 1983, TCP/IP was invented and became a backbone the Internet In 1990, APPANET underwent a big upgrade which later becomes the Internet 3

Internet Properties Each computer network will select a presentative called host to join the Internet All hosts must speak the same language, TCP/IP protocol Different parts of the Internet are operated by different entities such as universities, governments, telephone companies No one owns the Internet 4

What does it mean to be on the Internet Run TCP/IP protocol Have an IP Address Can send IP packets to other computers on the Internet 5

TCP/IP Protocol IP or Internet Protocol moves data packets from one host to another. No connection stays so there is no guarantee of successful delivery TCP or Transmission Control Protocol establishes a reliable connection between two hosts. TCP can resend lost packets. Internet uses both protocols because both of them compliments each other 6

IP Address Each computer on the Internet must have unique IP Address IP Address consists of 4 numbers separated by dots. Each number ranges from 0 to 255 Current version of IP is IPv4 Address 7

Future IP Address Internet users start to reach billion active users but IP Address is limited IP Address that begins with 18 is IP Address of computers at MIT but MIT doesn’t have enough computers to use all those IP Address One solution is to increase the size of IP Address IPv6 Address are currently being developed and tested along side IPv4 Address. In the near future, IPv4 Address will be retired. (just like when phone number changes form 9 digits to 10 digits) 8

Domain Name IP Address is hard to memorize. For example, if we want to access Facebook, we have to type its IP Address of Domain Name is invented to cover IP Address so we can only need to type instead of Web Browser will connect to Domain Name Server (DNS) to translate to

Internet Infrastructure (First Layer) Each computer or computer network will connect to Internet Service Provider (ISP) such as TOT, 3BB, True, AIS Fiber Because ISP needs to provide service to customers all over the country, it has multiple connections in many provinces called Point of Presence (POP) 10 LAN POP

Internet Infrastructure (Second Layer) Each POP connects to bigger connection points called Network Access Points (NAPs) NAPs has no owners because it accepts all connection from POP in different ISP 11 POP NAPs

Internet Infrastructure (Final Layer) NAPs from different countries communicate via wired and wireless. We call this communication the Internet!!! 12 NAPs Internet

Internet Servers and Clients Every component in the internet acts as server or client or both Servers are service provide for other computers such as Web servers, servers, FTP servers, etc. Clients are users of those services 13

How big is the Internet? TCP/IP is the most crucial part of the Internet because we can connect to people in different networks without hassle. If you want to be on the internet, you must obey TCP/IP. No one controls the Internet so we feel “freedom” on the Internet There are over 3.3 billions users and 45 billions registered websites. Technology that involves the Internet takes a huge leap in development in the past 10 years. 14

1 Minute in ,389 Facebook logins 2.78 million YouTube views 2.4 million Google searches 38,194 Instagram posts 1389 Uber rides 15