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In the section we are going to go into the wide area network
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whether your network is network infrastructure that provides access to other networks over a wide geographical
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area.
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This is the key point guys weapons are topically managed by ISP or Internet service providers.
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They interconnect different local networks or what geographical areas such as between cities states
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provinces countries or contents ones are usually administrated by multiple service providers.
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Let's go ahead with the topologist types that we use in the way they're in works.
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Three Come on physical whether we network topologies are point to point hub and spoke and the full mash
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lets go and with the point the point for us Point to Point is the simplest topology which consists of
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a permanent link between two endpoints.
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For this reason this is a very popular why do in network topology as you can see in here we just have
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two nodes Harmons spore.
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This guy is a wider network version of the star topology in which our central site Intercon X Brian
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sites using point to point links.
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As you can see here we have a hub in the center and we have sporks on the other ants and we have the
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mesh topology in here as you can see mesh topology prove its high A-Whale booty but requires that every
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system be interconnected to every other system as you can see in the figure and therefore the Elmina's
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through to you and the physical costs can be significant.
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Each link is essentially as point to point link to the other note where relations of this topology include
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a partial Nashe where some but not all of and the Wise's are interconnected.
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Let's go ahead with packet switched and this circuit switch turns packet switching and circuit switching
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are two working methods for transferring data between two nodes or hosts.
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Is circuit switching the network dedicated channel has to be established before the call is made between
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uses the channel is reserved between the users till the connection is active for the next communication.
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What channel is allocated.
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And for duplex communication two channels are located.
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It is mainly used for voice communication requiring realtime services without any much delay as shown
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in the figure.
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As you can see here if User A wants to use the network it meant it needs to first ask for the request
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to obtain one and then User A can communicate with user C during the action phase.
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If user B tries to communicate with the User ID or any other user it will get Buza signal from the network.
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Let's go ahead with the packet switching now in packet switching network like circuit switch network.
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It is not required to establish the connection initially.
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The connection is available to use by many years but when capacity or number of users increase then
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it will lead the conversation in the network packet switch networks are mainly used for better and worse
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applications requiring no real time scenarios.
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And as you can see in here if user again once the sent data into information to users see and at the
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same time if User B wants to communicate with the user they it is simultaneously possible in here guys
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here information is padded with header which contains addresses of source and the destination.
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This header is sniffed by intermediate switching not to the regular route and the destination let's
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go ahead with the one technology is the first thing we're going to focus on is the least line technology
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list line is private's be directional or symmetric telecommunications line between two or more locations.
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Is this technology is used for telephone data or internet services and prove it's high quality and availability.
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It is also a dedicated and expensive technology but it is not so popular anymore in today's networks.
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For example if you want to provide communication between my interface and the Amsterdam office you can
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use two others and the CSU DSU the wages which are the TDM modems.
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Most of the times and you to connect these two locations using the ISP circuits Dial-Up is a form of
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internet access that uses the festivities of the public switched telephone network PSTN to establish
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a connection to an Internet service provider or by dialing a telephone number or a conventional telephone
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line the user's computer or rather uses an attached modem to encode and decode information into and
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from or to you for or against the SEALs respectively as Dial-Up can provide only 56 kilo bits per second
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man made.
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It is about the die today guys.
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ISDN integrated services digital network is as set of communication standards for simultaneous digital
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transmission of Voice Media data and other network services over the three day old circuits of the public
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switched telephone network p s d n prior to ISDN telephone system was referred to as a way to transport
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voice with some special services available for their to.
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The key feature of ISDN is that it integrates speech and they are on the same lines.
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Adding features that were not available in the classical telephone systems let's go ahead with the 80
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am I synchronous transfer mode.
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Atheism is a telecommunications standards for carriage of a complete range of user traffic including
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was there and the video signals as well.
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A team differs from more common tolling technologies like Internet in several ways.
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Guys for one am uses zero riding instead of using software dedicated hardware Dubois's is known as a
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can switch establish point to point connection between end points and then flows directly from source
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to the destination.
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Additionally instead of using variable length packets like Internet and the Internet protocol that's
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a term utilizers fixed sized cells to encode data this 20:00 cells are 53 bytes in length that includes
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forty eight bytes of data and five bits bytes of header information as you can see in here others are
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connected connector wire 18 switch on ISP backbone for the AGM technology and that's a really legacy
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one technology too and it is about to die.
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Then let's go ahead with the MPAA as multiple local label switching is a type of caring technique for
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high performance communications networks and Pillas directs data from one network not to the next.
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Based on short pep labels rather down long work addresses and words in complex lookups inheriting table
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labels identify virtual links between these two nodes rather than the end points and Pillas can also
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Anke up select packets of various networked protocols.
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Hence its name is multi-port local MP supports a range of access technologies including t wan Iwan HCM
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frame relay and the D.S. L.
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So today more in most of Weidner works so communication operators are using the people as technology
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guys and that's the today's technology as you see here we are again to others and to provide communication
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with between to others.
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We have an edge DeWyze which is known as customer Exoo age and we are providing communication between
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these two ants by using the Ampere switch this time which is used on the ISP backbone.
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And lastly we're going to focus on the reset reset.
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It is a two way satellite ground station with a dish antenna that is smaller than three meters and provides
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a private wide range of work wire.
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Satellite systems and as you can see in the year we are again two locations and we have two antennas
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as you can see here and there is a satellite proves the communication between two ants.
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