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So it's time to start now.
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And let's go ahead with our first section introduction to networks in the section we're going to talk
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about basics of network Les whens and the Internet and network tunes and security overview.
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All right let's go we're starting now training with an interesting graphic.
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This graphic shows us number of the ways is connected to the Internet worldwide.
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As you can see
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there were eight billions of devices connected to the Internet but it is assumed to be 50 billions.
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That is a really crazy number of guys.
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And that means we will need much more resources such as bandwidth and stronger devices and more secure
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networks.
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Let's go ahead with the global community networks.
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Nowadays we may often need to meet people from different parts of the world especially global companies
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can often hold meetings with employers in different locations.
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However it can be very difficult for all employees to come together at the same location for each meeting
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both in terms of time and cost.
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Cisco has two great solutions for eliminating this time and cost problems.
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The first solution is video conference video conferencing is a technology that allows users in different
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locations to hold face to face meetings without having to move to a single location together.
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This technology is particularly convenient for business users in different cities or even different
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countries because it saves time expands and hassle associated with business travel.
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The second technology we are going to focus on is telepresence video conferencing technology isn't always
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able to do so.
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Barriers and facilitate remote collaboration.
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Cisco TelePresence recreates the meeting room experience so you can meet face to face with your globally
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dispersed teams.
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Now in-person meetings can be happen without the hassle of travel so you can be more available and more
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effective than ever before.
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The Cisco TelePresence experience delivers high quality audio and high definition video already reliable
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IP network.
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Unlike video conferencing your meetings will look and sound as if all the participants are actually
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together in the same room.
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Here is the telepresence device as you can see in here.
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These guys are maybe in par is.
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And these guys are for example in Tokyo.
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But what they feel is as you can see they're on the same table.
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That's a really great and cool technology.
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Now let's talk about the variety of networks according to their size.
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Small Home Office networks are networks of several pieces laptops and printers and it means basic requirements
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such as surfing on the Internet.
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For example medium sized networks usually consist about 15 or 20 pieces laptops and just a few printers.
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Maybe if these networks also a network was such as savage or rather can be used which we will see in
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more detail later let's go ahead with the large and worldwide network.
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Large networks are geographically this through building networks in such networks where powerful network
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devices are used to provide communication between the ends.
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A simple example of these networks is simply Internet or we can think about a global company such as
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Cisco and Cisco uses the large networks to provide communication between different locations such as
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Cisco Australia Cisco pond and Cisco China an absolute between different buildings let's take a look
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to Klein and server concepts now.
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These guys are the Klein's and this guy is the so our clients are the devices such as pieces smartphones
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and laptops that request a service from the servers and servers are the devices that provide the requested
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service to the clients.
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Servers are classified by the service they provide.
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For example a web server serves as a web page and files server service computer files and something
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like that.
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The client established that connection to the server over a local area or wider network such as the
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Internet maybe once the server has fulfilled the client's request.
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The connection is terminated.
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For example let's say that this P.C. want to connect with the Google's web page and let's say that this
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is the web server off to Google.
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If you want to connect Google's web page your PSC is the client which request the web page and Google's
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web server provides you the requested service which is a web page for this situation.
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And let's go ahead with the lands winds and the Internet let's first talk about the ways that we can
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use in our network.
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There are two types of devices and there and devices and the infrastructure devices the network devices
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that people are most familiar with are called and devices are hosts.
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These devices form the interface between users and the underlying communication network.
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Some examples of end devices are computers network burners VOIP phones telepresence employees security
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cameras and something like that.
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Infrastructure devices are the devices that helps to provide communication between different and devices.
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For example you can communicate different pieces by using switch on the same local area network as an
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example.
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We can do surveys access points routers and firewalls to the infrastructure devices and let's go ahead
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with the network media network.
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Media refers to the communication channels used to interconnect nodes on a computer network in a network.
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We can put communication in two ways and they're wired and wireless in a VOD media.
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We use different types of cables such as copper cable or fiber optic cable to provide communication
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between different devices wireless network media provides communication between two or more networking
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devices that are not connected by a cable.
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The most common wireless technologies use radio waves with radio waves.
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Distances can be sharp such as a few meters for Bluetooth or as far as millions of kilometres for deep
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space radio communications and network infrastructures can where I greatly in terms of size of the area
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covered numbers of connected users numbers and types of services available.
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Basically we have four types of networks and they are local area network wider network Metropolitan
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Area Network and Storage Area work
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local area network LAN is a network infrastructure that provides access to users and and devices in
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a small geographical area learns the interconnect and devices in a limited the area such as a home school
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office building or campus and land is usually administered by a single organization or the individual.
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Let's go ahead with the wider network wider in a work van is a network infrastructure that provides
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access to other networks over wide geographical area.
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This is the difference from the local area network.
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Winds are typically managed by service providers or Internet service providers and they interconnect
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different local area networks over wide geographical areas such as between these states provinces countries
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or something like that.
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In the figure you see a van infrastructure and here there is a London office in here.
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There is a Dallas office in here.
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There is a Washington office and in here there is a barrel and local area work and wider network interconnects
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this different local area networks between different countries.
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Let's go ahead with Metropolitan Area Network and man is the network infrastructure that spans a physical
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area larger than a local area network but smaller than a wider network man's metropolitan area networks
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are topically operated by a single entity such as a large organization a storage area network is a network
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infrastructure designed to support file servers and provide data storage retrieval and replication.
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It involves high end servers multiple disk arrays and Fibre Channel interconnection technology although
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there are benefits using locally network or wider network.
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Most individuals need to communicate with a resource on another network outside of the local network
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within the home campus or organization.
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This is done using the Internet.
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The Internet is a worldwide collection of interconnected networks cooperating with each other to exchange
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information using common standards through telephone wires fiber optic cables wireless transmissions
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and satellite lengths.
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Internet users can exchange information in a variety of forms but how we can connect to Internet.
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We have some options for this.
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The first option we're going to check as DSL digital subscriber line technology digital subscriber line
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is a family of technologies that are used to transmit digital data over telephone lines in telecommunications
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marketing the term DSL is widely understood to mean a DSL the most commonly installed DSL technology
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for Internet access DSL service can be delivered simultaneously with what a phone service on the same
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telephone line since DSL uses higher frequency bands for data.
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Here is how we can connect to Internet by DSL.
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Here is your computer to us.
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And you collect your computer's network interface card through.
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Was named more than this modem device is connected to a little otherwise little equipment named splitter
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which splits the telephone and the data frequencies.
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The other side of the splitter is connected to your phone and splitter is connected to
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the wise name.
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The Islam on the ISP side and this.
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This is
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connected to ISP backbone and this backbone.
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Takes you to the Internet simply.
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You can also connect to Internet by using cellular or mobile network a cellular network or mobile network
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is a communication network where the last link is wireless.
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The network is distributed over land areas called cells.
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It's served by at least one fixed location transceiver but normally three cell sites or base Transceiver
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Stations.
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The most popular cellular network in communications are 3G 4G and that's going to be 5G in the future
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satellite.
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Internet access is the Internet access provider through communication satellites.
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Modern consumer grade satellite Internet service is typically provided to individual users through geostationary
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satellites that can offer relatively high data speeds up to 50 megabits per second.
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And here's how we can connect to Internet by using satellites.
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Here is our P.S. And our P.S. is connected to satellite rather.
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This time satellite rather is connected to the antenna and these antennas are communicating each other
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by using satellite this satellite for its packets through internet site and you can access the Internet
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by using this antenna and Nook hop and other internet connection.
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Option is Metro Ethernet Metro Internet network is a metropolitan area network that is based on Internet
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standards.
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It's commonly used to connect subscribers to a larger service network or the Internet.
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Businesses can also use metropolitan area Ethernet to connect their own offices to each other and in
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the third step.
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We'll talk about network trends and security overview the first one we're going to talk about is the
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why or the bring your own device.
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Bring your own device refers to the policy of permitting employers to bring personally own devices such
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as laptops tablets and smartphones to their workplace and to use those devices to access privileged
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company information and applications and let's go ahead with the.
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Another trend which is online collaboration.
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Simply put online collaboration lets a group of people work together in real time over the Internet.
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Those engaged in online collaboration can work together on word processor documents PowerPoint present
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presentations and even for brainstorming all without needing to be in the same room at the same time
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there another trend is cloud computing.
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Cloud computing is a delivery of computing services such as servers storage databases networking softwares
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or something like that over the Internet which is known as the cloud.
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Companies offering these competing services are called cloud providers and topically charge for cloud
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computing services based on usage similar to how you are billed for water or electricity at home.
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Instead of having to invest heavily in data centers and servers before you know how you are going to
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use them you can only pay when you consume competing resources and all the pay for how much you consume
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and let's go ahead with the data centers.
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A data center is a facility composed of networked computers and storage that businesses business or
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other organizations used to organize process store and this emanate large amounts of data.
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Data centers are not a single think guys but rather a conglomeration of elements.
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At a minimum data centers serve as the principal repositories for all manner of I.T. equipment including
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servers storage subsystems networking tweets Rather's and firewalls as well as the cabling and physical
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racks used to organize and interconnect the I.T. equipment a data center must also contain an etiquette
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infrastructure such as power distribution and supplemental power subsystems including electrical switching
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on interoperable power supplies backup generators and so on.
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When isolation and datacenter cooling systems such as computer room air conditioners and other kit provisioning
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for network carrier connectivity and let's take a look to the smart houses a smart home is a residence
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that uses Internet connected devices to enable the remote monitoring and management of appliances and
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systems such as lighting and here think smart home technology also known as the home automation provides
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homeowner security comfort convenience and energy efficiency by allowing them to control smart devices
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often by a smart home application on their smartphone.
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For example when you are outside on a hot summer day you can cool your home by running the air conditioner
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remotely by using your smartphone
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and another trend is Power Line networking power line networking as its name implies uses your existing
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electrical power cabling to transmit digital data.
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In this case it is used to transfer your networking data.
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This can essentially be told of acting like a wire network where your electrical wiring replaces a large
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segment of unsightly Internet cable power line.
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Networking is a good alternate that can often be used in situations where wiring is difficult and let's
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go ahead with the network security threats.
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Guys it's a dangerous world out there in the world wide web just as your mother may have told you to
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never talk to strangers.
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The same advice holds true for the virtual world.
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You may know to be wary of viewing strangers your business bank account details.
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But can you be sure.
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Web site you're looking into is that of your bank and not a folder created by a cyber criminal cyber
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criminals.
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Use many different methods to lure you into parting with your confidential personal or business information.
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As a small company doing this on its own on the Web you need to be aware of these methods so you can
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be extra vigilant when online the common network security treats you can face are those attacks wires
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worm malware spam phishing and something like that.
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We'll discuss deeper about this concept on our later lessons and yes we have security threats but fortunately
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we have solutions to to mitigate network security threats.
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We can use ACL access control list which is a control mechanism firewalls which is a network security
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device and antivirus which is then network security software.
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We will also discuss deeper about this concept on our later lessons.
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