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Chapter 12 Local Area Network. Agenda LAN –Characteristics –Topologies –Cables –Wireless –Transmission techniques –Standards –Systems Connecting Equipment.

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1 Chapter 12 Local Area Network

2 Agenda LAN –Characteristics –Topologies –Cables –Wireless –Transmission techniques –Standards –Systems Connecting Equipment Performance Factors Management Issues

3 Characteristics Limited distance within a few miles High data rate - 2 to 100 Mbps Low error rate Good response time Private owned No regulation Share hardware, software, and data files

4 Reasons for having LANs Sharing Local control Service - response time and reliability Information distribution systems

5 Protocol Physical Data link control –Media access control (MAC) logic to access shared medium (token passing protocols or carrier sense multiple access with collision detection or CSMA/CD) –Logical link control assembling and disassembling frames Error control Flow control Interface with higher layers Frame (protocol data unit or PDU)

6 Topologies Bus Ring as star

7 Media & Cables Unshielded twisted pair (inexpensive) Coaxial cable (faster, expensive) Optical fiber (fastest, expensive) Balun (inexpensive transformer for different types of media) Hub –Connect wires and cables –Routing –Repeater –Error detection

8 Wiring Cost and Documentation Cost considerations –Wires –Labor –Place with future requirements with spare Documentation –Tags –Up-to-date documentation

9 Wireless Access point: transmitter and receiver (transceiver) 500 feet indoors or 1,000 feet outdoors Wireless LAN adapter card in PC Frequency hopping or direct sequence spread spectrum technology

10 Types of Transmission Techniques Basedband transmission Broadband transmission

11 Baseband Transmission Digital signal or digitized signals for voice or video 1Mbps or higher Simple and easy

12 Broadband Transmission Analog form Frequency division multiplexing Simultaneously transmitting data, voice and video Expensive, difficult to install, and needs modems

13 Standards IEEE 802.2: LLC protocol IEEE 802.3: CSMA/CD baseband bus IEEE 802.4: token passing bus IEEE 802.5 token passing ring Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI) Standard

14 LAN Systems Ethernet Token ring 100VG-AnyLAN Fiber distributed data interface standard MAP Apple talk Arcnet

15 Ethernet Coaxial or twisted pair wire or fiber optic Baseband, high speed, & limited distance Xerox’s Ethernet Segment Types –10BaseT, 10Base2 (Thin Ethernet, or Cheapernet), & 10Base5 (Thick Ethernet) –100BaseTX, 100BaseFX, & 100BaseT4 –Gigabit Ethernet as 1000BaseT

16 Token Ring Twisted pair wiring - 72 stations – 4Mbps Shielded twisted pair wiring - 260 stations - 16bMbps Differential Manchester coding Predictable response time Longer response time than CSMA/CD in light traffic IBM

17 100VG-AnyLAN Ethernet and token ring packets Demand priority or demand priority access method similar to roll call polling Unshielded twisted pair, shielded twisted pair, and fiber-optic cable 100 Mbps

18 Fiber Distributed Data Interface -I American National Standard Institute (ANSI) High speed backbone between LANs Primary ring and secondary ring - 100Mbps token ring Maximum 500 stations Maximum length of 200 kilometers (rings) Maximum 2 kilometers between stations

19 Fiber Distributed Data Interface-II Packet-switched traffic FDDI-II for circuit-switched traffic –Constant data rate for video and voice 100 Mbps Fault tolerance High-priority station having longer access time

20 MAP Manufacturing Automation Protocol (MAP) By GM Characteristics –Token ring on a boardband bus –Connection of dissimilar devices –Guaranteed response time –Ease of maintenance –High reliability

21 Appletalk Small close together groups (32 stations with 1,000 feet) Nonstandard CSMA/CD medium access protocol Bus or star topology using LocalTalk cabling system Twisted pair, coaxial cable, fiber-optic cable Inexpensive, easy to install and expand

22 Arcnet Datapoint Corporation Characteristics –Baseband –Bus or star topology –Unshield twisted pair, coaxial cable, or optical fiber cable –Repeater (active hub) –Passive hub (connection) –Low cost and ease of installation in late 70s

23 LAN Connection LAN interconnection factors –Technologies (protocol) –Distance –Volume of communication Equipment types –Bridges –Switches –Routers –Brouters –Gateways

24 Bridges Connects networks with same rules or protocol OSI layer 2 Simple and high speed Combination of hardware and software

25 Switches Faster than bridges OSI layer 2 No routing function Types –Cut-through switch (fast with collision and error) –Store-and-forward switch (slow, more expensive, fewer errors)

26 Routers Passing and translating destination address OSI layer 3 Inter network address, routing table & routing algorithm ( cost, number of links, bandwidth, delay, & traffic load)

27 Brouters Combination of a bridge and router

28 Gateways Connects networks with different protocols OSI layer 4 and up Translate different data codes Combination of hardware and software

29 Workstation and Server Client-server computing –Thin client or fat client Server types –File servers (disk servers) –Printer servers (spooling) –Communication servers (bridges, routers, etc.) –Application servers Network attachment: network interface card (NIC)

30 LAN Software workstation –IBM NetBIOS (Network Basic Input Output System) –Window 98, 2000, & XP –TCP/IP Server –Microsoft Window NT Server (NTS) –Novell Netware –Banyan VINES (Virtual Integrated Network Services)

31 Performance Factors Protocol (CSMA/CD, token ring) Speed of transmission (line) Amount of traffic Error rate LAN Software Speed of hardware(CPU or disk)

32 Selection Process Long range thinking, planning and forecasting Selection team Checklist of criteria Cost & benefit analysis Technical alternatives Management and Maintenance

33 Selection Criteria - I Number of user Geographic spread Applications Performance Cost Security Wiring

34 Selection Criteria - II Installation Maintenance Vendor support and training Future expansion Workstations Compatibility to existing LANs Interface to other networks

35 Costs Workstations Servers Printers Cabling Bridges, routers, brouters, gateways, switches Training People (consultant, administrator etc.) Maintenance Space & Environment

36 Installation Choices –Suppliers or dealers –In house Tasks (project management) –Install hardware and software –Test access and capability –Trouble shoot –Document –Train user –Help center

37 Management & Maintenance Organization: LAN administrator Management: policies and procedures Documentation Hardware and software control Change control Back up (hardware and software) Security (logical and physical) Application (compatibility, integrity, & efficiency) Performance monitoring

38 Security Password Sign off Encryption Backup Downloading Viruses protection Dial-up access Legal software Internal and external auditing Written policy and procedure

39 Points to Remember LAN –Characteristics –Topologies –Cables –Wireless –Transmission techniques –Standards –Systems Connecting Equipment Performance Factors Management Issues

40 Discussion Design and implement an LAN or LANs for School of Business in terms of topology, media, transmission technique, hardware, software, and management issues.

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