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Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. McGraw-Hill Technology Education Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.

McGraw-Hill Technology Education Chapter 10A Connecting to the Internet

10A-3 Wired Internet Connections Dial-up connections –Standard phone lines and a modem –Computer dials a number for your ISP –All Internet programs use the connection –Applications might need configured

10A-4 Wired Internet Connections High-speed broadband connections –Any connection faster than dialup –Networks share the broadband connection All users access the same connection T or DSL lines common –Home use increasing due to Lower cost Increased availability

10A-5 Wired Internet Connections ISDN –Offers speeds up to 1.5 Mbps –Uses standard phone lines –Requires special equipment –Simultaneous use of phone and data

10A-6 Wired Internet Connections DSL –Offers speeds up to 30 Mbps –Uses modified phone lines Needs special DSL modem –Simultaneous use of phone and data –Asynchronous DSL Different up and download speeds –Synchronous DSL –Variable DSL Speed changes based on traffic

10A-7 DSL Connections

10A-8 Wired Internet Connections Cable modems –Speeds up to 3 Mbps –Uses cable TV wires –Requires a cable modem –Simultaneous use of TV and data

10A-9 Software Accessing The Internet Application programming interface (API) –Simplifies connection to network devices –Allows any application to access Internet –UNIX API uses sockets –Windows API uses winsock

10A-10 Software Accessing The Internet Network drivers –Control access to the hardware –Ethernet and dial-up require a driver –API connects to the driver

10A-11 API and Drivers

10A-12 Wireless Internet Connection Wireless WAN (WWAN) –Wireless network over a large area –Uses radio signals to transfer data –Speeds range from 1 to 100 Mbps –Antennas required –Subject to atmospheric disturbances

10A-13 Wireless Internet Connection Satellite services –Internet access in remote regions –Suitable for home and office use –Needs a VSAT at the client Very Small Aperture Terminal Connects to the satellite –Modem connects to the VSAT

10A-14 Wireless Internet Connection Wireless LANs (WLAN) –Network without wires –Connects to a broadband LAN connection –WAP are wired directly into the LAN –Nodes use wireless

10A-15 Wireless LAN

10A-16 Wireless Internet Connection Wireless security –Crucial to protect wireless transmissions –Encryption protects transmissions –Wireless Encryption Protocol is quite weak –Wi-Fi Protected Access is stronger –MAC address of trusted computers –War driving

Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. McGraw-Hill Technology Education Chapter 10A End of Chapter

10A-18 Project due Dec. 28 Use WWW to find ten best home pages about the following ten topics and sort them by content quality, completeness, and relevance: Trinidad Tobago, San Francisco, Taipei Satellite Images, Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, Stanford University, Science Citation Index, Airbus A380, Benq, Bioinformatics, National Parks in United States. Each of the ten best home pages must have different domain name.