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Overview of Internet Infrastructure

The Internet infrastructure consists of interconnected networks that allow global communication. Individual networks are connected via routers and managed by Internet service providers (ISPs). ISPs connect end users to regional networks and backbone providers, with traffic routed through exchange points. IP addresses identify devices on the network, while domain names make addresses easier for people to remember. DNS servers translate domain names to IP addresses to direct traffic across the infrastructure.

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Overview of Internet Infrastructure

The Internet infrastructure consists of interconnected networks that allow global communication. Individual networks are connected via routers and managed by Internet service providers (ISPs). ISPs connect end users to regional networks and backbone providers, with traffic routed through exchange points. IP addresses identify devices on the network, while domain names make addresses easier for people to remember. DNS servers translate domain names to IP addresses to direct traffic across the infrastructure.

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THE INTERNET INFRASTRUCTURE

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* INTERNET is the biggest internetwork in existence The Public Service
- It was not designed to exist, it was evolved and still evolving until today and do not see any end yet at the moment Telephone Network
(PSTN):
INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER (ISP) •
- provide internet access in for end-user • All networks connected
Eg: Telkom Indihome, Myrepublic, Nusanet, Telkomsel, etc together by switching
- connected to regional ISP which in turn connected to the backbone ISP which are handled by Internet Exchange Point (IXP) centers
• Allows any telephone to
ROUTER communicate with another
- act as node where many cables are connected at a point • Internet connection using
- connect the fibre optic cable laid under the sea and accross land PSTN is known as dialup
- each router can be connected to another router • Data is transferred using
existing telephone lines
PUBLIC SWITCHED TELEPHONE NETWORK (PSTN) • When data is being
- refers to all telephone networks in the world transmitted, the computer
- provide telecommunication service for end-user dials the
- provide internet access for end-user network to set up a
connection
Dedicated Line: Cell phone network:
• A telecommunications path between two points • Wireless network spread
• Not shared in common among multiple users over land areas called cells
• Allows you to maintain a continuous, uninterrupted presence on the Web • Each cell is served by at
• Able to host websites as well browse least one fixed-location
transceiver known as a base
stations
CELL PHONE NETWORK • Each cell uses a different
- provide telecommunication service for end-user wirelessly set of
- provide internet access for end-user wirelessly frequencies to avoid
interference
• When joined together,
cells
provide radio coverage over
a wide
geographic area.
• Portable transceivers (e.g.
mobile
phones) are able to
communicate with each
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APPLICATION USES THE INTERNET
WORLD WIDE WEB (WWW)
BIT STREAMING

IP ADDRESSING
- an address use as identifier for each computer connected in a network that uses Internet Protocol

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IPv4
- the most common form of IP address currently (2020)
- uses 32 bits of data (4 bytes) for each IP address, which allows 232 unique address to be assigned in a network. (estimated
4,294,967,296)
- two way of expressing IPv4 address: 10000000 00001011 00000011 00011111

Dotted Decimal Notation 128.11. 3. 31

Hexadecimal Notation 0x 800B031F

-IP address is divided into two parts:

Net ID : The part of an IP address that identifies the network

Host ID : The part of an IP address that identifies a host/user in a network

Currently there are 5 classes of IP address depends on the number of networks and hosts available

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For now, we'll look at the first 3 classes:

Example:
1.      IP address : [Link]
Binary Notation : 01010100 00101010 00111010 00001011
It is a class A IP address.
The network address /netid is [Link]
The host addresses /hostid is [Link]

2.     IP addres s : [Link]


Binary Notation : 10010000 00111110 00001100 00001001
It is a class B IP address.
The network address /netid is [Link]
The host addresses /hostid is [Link]

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CIDR
Sub-netting
Network Address Translation (NAT)
Static and Dynamic IP
IPv6

DOMAIN NAME SERVICE/SYSTEM (DNS)

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