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    By:-Saurabh Vishnoi&

    Ravinder Pal

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    Overview

    What is

    networking?

    Why is networkingimportant ?

    Classification of

    computer networking

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    What is

    Networking?

    Networking is thesharing of informationand services.

    Computer networkingprovides communicationtools to allow computersto share information andabilities .

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    Why is

    networking

    important?

    Information andcommunication are two of themost important strategicissues for the success of every

    enterprise. While today nearly everyorganization uses a substantialnumber of computers andcommunication tools .

    To overcome these obstaclesin an effective usage ofinformation technology,computer networks arenecessary ..

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    Classification of

    computer

    networking

    Network in smallgeographical Area (Room,Building or a Campus) is

    called LAN (Local AreaNetwork) .

    Network in a City is callMAN (Metropolitan

    AreaNetwork) . Network spreadgeographically (Countryor across Globe) is called

    WAN (Wide AreaNetwork) .

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    OSI model

    OSI stands for open systeminterconnection referencemodel.

    The OSI model describehow information or data flowfrom one computer toanother by dividing withwhole process into suchsmaller & manageablesection or layer.

    Each layer perform a welldefine function & provideservice to layer above orbelow it.

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    CLIENT & SERVER

    TCP IP ADDRESSING

    DNS (DOMAIN NAME SERVER)

    FTP(FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL)

    NETWORK SECURITY

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    A network server is a computer designed toprocess requests and deliver data to other(client) computers over a local network or the

    Internet. The clientserver model of computing is a

    distributed application structure that partitionstasks or workloads between the providers of a

    resource or service, called servers, and servicerequesters, called clients.

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    IP address space is divided into mainlythree different classes:-

    Class A 1 127

    Class B 128 - 191 Class C 192 223

    Private network Addresses :- Class A 10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255 Class B 172.16.0.0 - 172.31.255.255

    Class C 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.255.255

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    DNS SERVER

    It basically resolves the IP-Addressses

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    FTP is File Transfer Protocol .

    It works on application layer of OSI Model .

    FTP is used to transfer files from a client

    Window machine to Linux server machine . In most of the cases we use FILEZILLA

    software for file transfering.

    FILEZILLA is the most convnient software usedfor uploading files from client to server.

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    We all are looking for a secure networking .

    Linux is the most secure operating system.

    Therefore , most of the severs are using Linux

    operating system. Hacking and Cracking are the two main terms

    related with network security.

    Hacking refers to the re-configuring or re-programming of a system to function in waysnot facilitated by the owner, administrator, ordesigner.

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    A hacker is a person who is proficient with computersand/or programming to an elite level where they knowall of the in's and out's of a system.

    There is NO illegality involved with being a hacker.

    A cracker is a hacker who uses their proficiency forpersonal gains outside of the law.

    EX: stealing data, changing bank accounts, distributingviruses etc.

    What the hacker does with their knowledge of systems

    within the definition of the law is what defines them as ahacker vs a cracker. It's then safe to say that all crackersare hackers, but not all hackers are crackers.

    This is an important distinction.

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