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* Check out: ftp://ftp.ee.sun.ac.za/ubuntu/books/Networking for books regarding networking. | * Check out: ftp://ftp.ee.sun.ac.za/ubuntu/books/Networking for books regarding networking. | ||
* Take note of: ftp://ftp.ee.sun.ac.za/ubuntu/books/Networking/Remote-Access-via-SSH.pdf for remote logins. | * Take note of: ftp://ftp.ee.sun.ac.za/ubuntu/books/Networking/Remote-Access-via-SSH.pdf for remote logins. | ||
Revision as of 17:29, 21 August 2016
General
See: http://www.tcpipguide.com/free/t_NetworkingFundamentals.htm
The campus network uses Ethernet network devices connected via network switches using the TCP/IP internetworking protocols.
Network Device Config
Basic network config for each network card usually requires the following sequence;
MAC address (DHCP) <<-->> IP address (TCP/IP) <<-->> Domain Name (DNS)
In addition each network card must know of the following;
- LAN Gateway address
- LAN Subnet Mask
Networks
Basic network hierarchy is as follows;
LAN -> CAN/MAN -> WAN
Local links
- Check out: ftp://ftp.ee.sun.ac.za/ubuntu/books/Networking for books regarding networking.
- Take note of: ftp://ftp.ee.sun.ac.za/ubuntu/books/Networking/Remote-Access-via-SSH.pdf for remote logins.
