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Lecture 1: Facts of network technologies developments
Lecture 1: Facts of network technologies developments
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Review Lecture 1 Course Introduction Network and Internet Classification of Networks Networks in Daily Life Complexity in Computer Networking Mastering the Complexity

CS610 Lecture-2 Hammad Khalid Khan COMPUTER NETWORKS CS610 Lecture-2 Hammad Khalid Khan

CHAPTER No. 2 MOTIVATION and TOOLS

Resource Sharing Sharing a peripheral device such as a printer or a disk Sharing a large-scale computational power, because Computers were extremely expensive The government budgets were not sufficient to provide computers for all scientists and engineers

Growth of the Internet U.S Department of Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) started ARPANET project The early internet emerged in 1970s Has grown drastically since then

Growth of the Internet

Growth of the Internet

Probing The Internet “PING” program

Probing The Internet “PING” program

Probing The Internet Problems with the ping “Ping” cannot tell the reason of the problem Some networks or computers reject the ping packets “Traceroute”

Probing The Internet Tracing A Route

Summary Resource Sharing Growth of the Internet Linear Scale Log Scale Tools for Probing the Internet PING TRACE ROUTE