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Basic Types of Topologies
This Topic describes the Topologies used in computer networks What do you mean by Topology? While designing any network, Network Engineer thinks of a network Plan.The pattern in which end devices are...
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TCP/IP Suite
The TCP/IP suite—name is actually a combination of just two individual protocols, Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and Internet Protocol (IP)—is divided into layers, each of which performs specific...
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TCP/IP Internet Layer
There are Three Protocols under TCP/IP Internet Layer: 1) Internet Protocol(IP) 2) Dynamic Host Control Protocol(DHCP). 3) Domain Name System(DNS). There are various aspects to Internet Protocol: IP...
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IP Address Classes
To accommodate different sizes of networks and aid in classifying them, IP addresses are divided into categories called classes. This topic describes the IP address classes and the structure of the IP...
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Reserved IP Address
Some IP addresses are reserved and can’t be assigned to individual devices on a network. These reserved addresses include a network address, which is used to identify the network itself, and a...
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Public and Private IP Addresses
All networks cannot connect over the Internet because of their privacy reasons. Such addresses are not available for public use. They are referred to as Private IP Addresses. The upcoming is the...
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DHCP & DNS
DHCP enable automatic assignment of IP addresses and set following parameters: the subnet mask, default router, and Domain Name System (DNS) servers.DHCP has enabled a host to obtain an IP address...
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