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CCNA1 Version 3 Module 2

Objectives

Original Microcomputers Had No Way to Share Data

SneakerNet Using Floppy Disks to Exchange Data

LAN Allows Sharing Within A Local Area

LANs Are Not Capable of Handling Large Businesses

MANs and WANs Became Necessary

Relative Size of LANs and WANs

History of Telecommunications and the Internet

Networking Devices Workstations

Networking Devices NIC Cards

Networking Devices PCMCIA Interfaces for Notebooks

Networking Devices End User Device Icons

Networking Devices Device Icons

Networking Devices Repeater

Networking Devices Bridges

Networking Devices Switches

Networking Devices Switches

Physical Topologies

Teaching Topology

Computer Communication Protocols

LANs and LAN Devices

WANs and WAN Devices

MANs

Storage Area Network

Virtual Private Network (VPN) Connections

VPN Technologies

Intranets and Extranets

Intranet and Extranet VPNs

Why is bandwidth Important?

Pipe Analogy for Bandwidth

Highway Analogy for Bandwidth

Units of Bandwidth

Maximum Bandwidths and Length Limitations

WAN Services and Bandwidths

Variables that Might Affect Performance

Transfer Time Calculations

Data Transfer Calculations

Audio Analogy for Bandwidth

Analyzing Network in Layers

Layer Communications

Benefits of the OSI Model

OSI Model

OSI Model

OSI Model

OSI Model

OSI Model

OSI Model

OSI Model

Peer-to-Peer Communications

Peer-to-Peer Communications

TCP Model

Common TCP/IP Protocols

Comparing OSI and TCP Models

Data Encapsulation