1. 1 ** THE INTERNET ** Large, worldwide collection of networks that use a common protocol to communicate with each other A network of networks

2. The Internet The Internet is a worldwide collection of networks that connects millions of businesses, government agencies, educational institutions, and individuals © 2016 Cengage Learning®. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part. 2 Pages IT 18 – IT 19 Figure 25

3. 3 Packet Switching *MC Internet uses packet switching to enable users to transmit across it concurrently What is to be sent down the network is ‘sliced up’ into packets Each packet has header with source and destination address Each computer attached to a network has a unique network address

4. 4 How the Internet Works – Connecting to the Internet *MC Modem (stands for Modulate/Demodulate) A modem converts signals back and forth from digital to analog for transmission and receipt between computers A computer requires a modem to get access to the Internet Internet Service Provider (ISP) (See p. 193) These companies provides access to the Internet for a fee (i.e. MTS, Shaw) A computer is connected to an ISP through a modem to allow Internet access Network Access Points (NAPs) NAP’s connect ISPs together They serve as Internet access points for the ISPs and serve as exchange points for Internet traffic Internet Backbone Collection of main network connections and telecommunications lines that make up the Internet 4

5. 5 TCP / IP *MC This is the Internet transmission protocol Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol TCP – manages transfer of packets (eg. Orders [sorts] incoming packets) IP – defines how a packet must be formed including form of addresses Each computer on Internet has IP address

6. 6 How the Internet Works – TCP/IP & Routers *MC TCP – Transmission Control Protocol Breaks information into small chucks called data packets Manages the transfer of the packets from computer to computer Reassembles data packets into a message at the destination IP – Internet Protocol Controls how data packets are formed Addresses each packet with the source and destination address A data packet conforming to the IP spec is called an IP datagram Routers Connect one network to another Identify each device on a network as unique using IP protocol Serve as the “Traffic Cop” directing packets to their destination TCP/IP Approach 6

7. 7 IP Addresses Each domain name  uwinnipeg.ca is associated with an IP address  32-bit numeric address  written as 4 numbers separated by periods  Domain name is translated to IP Address by a special server on the Internet  eg. 1.160.10.240 World Wide Web

8. 8 How the Internet Works – Sending a Message from Computer A to D *L (Computer A) TCP - Breaks message into data packets IP - Adds address of destination Computer D (Computer D) TCP - Checks for missing packets, reassembles message, discards duplicate packets (Router) Reads IP Address of packet, routes message to Network 2 and Computer D 1 3 2 8

9. 9 World Wide Web p. 197 *L Web servers dish out web pages which are read and displayed by web browsers Web page – consists of text, graphics, and hyperlinks that lead to another page; this is hypertext Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is the language to define web pages p. 198 Browsers read HTML and render a page See also XML p. 200

10. 10 World Wide Web *L Web Browser Hypertext A Web page stored on a Web server Contains information and links to other related information (hyperlinks) HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) A standard method used to specify the format of Web pages Uses codes/tags which stipulate how the content should appear to the user Web Browser A software program used to locate and display Web pages Includes text, graphics, and multimedia content 10

11. 11 World Wide Web HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) A protocol used to process user requests for displaying Web pages from a Web server Web Servers A special computer that is specifically designed to store and “serve up” Web pages This machine contains special hardware and software to perform its many specialized functions 11

12. 12 A Website *L Collection of interlinked web pages created by the same author(s) for common purpose Respond to requests over the Internet from browsers according to the hypertext transfer protocol (http) URL (Uniform Resource Locator)  Each site has a URL address  http://www.uwinnipeg,ca

13. 13 Web addresses *MC Website: http://www.xxx.yyhttp://www.xxx.yy Page on that site:http://www.xxx.yy/zzhttp://www.xxx.yy Domain name: xxx.yy  Prefix: xxx e.g. uwinnipeg  Suffix: yy e.g..com – business.org – nonprofit organization .ca - Canada

14. 14.,Internet E-MAIL address: *MC john@uwinnipeg.ca e-mail address has @ symbol user name @ domain name Domain names (general areas):.com commercial organization.edu educational organization.gov government organization.ca Canada.us U.S..hk Hong Kong

15. The Internet The World Wide Web (or web, for short) is a global library of information available to anyone connected to the Internet The web consists of a worldwide collection of electronic documents, each of which is called a webpage A website is a collection of related webpages A web server is a computer that delivers requested webpages to your computer or mobile device 15 Pages IT 19 – IT 20 © 2016 Cengage Learning®. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part.

16. 16 Overview of a Web Session: **L 1. User, with browser software, requests a document from a remote Web server on the Internet - enters desired address as Uniform Resource Locator (URL) e.g., http://www.irwin.com - URL specifies where something is, not what it is 2. Actual address is determined from a domain name server (computer) on the Internet *

17. 17 3. Once the machine has been located, a request can be sent to the server (discussion between the Web browser and the Web server is handled by HTTP (hypertext transfer protocol - defines how a client must ask for data (pages) from the server and how the server responds when it returns what was asked for) {HTTP does not specify how the data is transferred, that is up to TCP/IP, at a lower level} )

18. 18 4. Server attempts to process request (is it valid?) - it may send back HTML 'data' (a page) - server machines often run the Unix or Windows NT OR 2008 operating systems - they send data from disk onto the network; it uses Web Server software, such as Apache

19. 19 5. The browser, on the client, reads what has been sent to it, identifies it as an HTML document, and places the page in the browser window - information moves from the network or modem to the client system - once in the client computer, information goes along a bus to the hard disk or into main memory (browser might temporarily put info onto disk) - it is then processed by the browser software only) 9

20. 20 Search Engine Locates on the Web, topics requested Returns list of links to web pages Examples; Google, Yahoo, Alta Vista

21. 21 Intranets and Extranets Intranet uses internet technology but is limited to one organization Extranet is a company Intranet that is also connected to several specific external organizations (e.g. retailer and its supplier)

22. 22 E-Mail Common and useful form of Internet communication Web-based systems (Hotmail) Dedicated e-mail software (Outlook)  On which computer is your e-mail stored?

23. Videos from which to Study https://www.khanacademy.org/partner- content/code-org/internet-works/v/the- internet-wires-cables-and-wifi https://www.khanacademy.org/partner- content/code-org/internet-works/v/the- internet-wires-cables-and-wifi http://www.worldsciencefestival.com/2012/ 06/there_and_back_again_a_packets_tale / http://www.worldsciencefestival.com/2012/ 06/there_and_back_again_a_packets_tale / 23

24. 24 ** THE INTERNET ** Large, worldwide collection of networks that use a common protocol to communicate with each other A network of networks