How to build a Network from scratch

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It is the interconnection of multiple devices, generally termed as Hosts connected using multiple paths for the purpose of sending/receiving data or media.

There are also multiple devices or mediums which helps in the communication between two different devices which are known as Network devices. Ex: Router, Switch, Hub, Bridge

How networking works, and how to use different devices to build networks. Computer networking has existed for many years, and as time has passed the technologies have become faster and less expensive. Networks are made up of various devices—computers, switches, routers—connected together by cables or wireless signals. Understanding the basics of how networks are put together is an important step in building a wireless network in a community or neighborhood.

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Detailed Syllabus of Networking & Communications Course:

Need for Networking Protocols for Communications TCP/IP Basics Communication Media Ethernet standards Types of Networks and topologies Network Design and Architectures IP Addressing and Subnetting Basics Classful and Classless IP Addresses Network Unicast, Multicast and Broadcast Ring Topology Star Topology Full-Mesh Topology Hub-and-Spoke Topology Partial-Mesh Topology Networks Defined by Resource Location Client- Networks Dissecting the OSI Model The Purpose of Reference Models The TCP/IP Stack Layers of the TCP/IP Stack Common Application Protocols in the TCP/IP Stack Media and Technologies Coaxial Cable Single-Mode Fiber Cable Distribution Wireless Technologies Network Infrastructure Devices Hubs Bridges Switches Multilayer Switches Routers Infrastructure Device Summary Specialized Network Devices VPN Concentrators Firewalls DNS Servers DHCP Servers Proxy Servers Content Engines Content Switches Virtual Network Devices Virtual Servers Virtual Switches Virtual Desktops Other Virtualization Solutions Voice over IP Protocols and Components Understanding Ethernet Principles of Ethernet Ethernet Origins Carrier Sense Multiple Access Collision Detect Distance and Speed Limitations Ethernet Switch Features Virtual LANs Trunks Spanning Tree Protocol Broadcast Storms STP Operation Link Aggregation Power over Ethernet Port Monitoring User Authentication First-Hop Redundancy Other Switch Features Binary Numbering Principles of Binary Numbering Converting a Binary Number to a Decimal Number Converting a Decimal Number to a Binary Number Binary Numbering Practice IPv4 Addressing IPv4 Address Structure Classes of Addresses Types of Addresses - Unicast,Broadcast,Multicast Assigning IPv4 Addresses IP Addressing Components Static Configuration Dynamic Configuration BOOTP DHCP Subnetting Purpose of Subnetting Subnet Mask Notation Subnet Notation: Practice Exercise Extending a Classful Mask Borrowed Bits Calculating the Number of Created Subnets Calculating the Number of Available Hosts Calculating New IP Address Ranges Classless Inter-Domain Routing IP Version 6 Need for IPv6 IPv6 Address Structure IPv6 Data Flows Unicast Multicast Anycast Basic Routing Processes Sources of Routing Information Directly Connected Routes Static Routes Dynamic Routing Protocols Routing Protocol Characteristics Believability of a Route Metrics Interior Versus Exterior Gateway Protocols Route Advertisement Method Distance Vector Link State Routing Protocol Examples Address Translation NAT PAT Multicast Routing IGMP PIM PIM-DM PIM-SM WAN Media Types Physical Media Wireless Media WAN Technologies Dedicated Leased Line CSU/DSU Point-to-Point Protocol Digital Subscriber Line Cable Modem Synchronous Optical Network Satellite Plain Old Telephone Service Integrated Services Digital Network Frame Relay Asynchronous Transfer Mode Multiprotocol Label Switching Introducing Wireless LANs WLAN Concepts and Components Wireless Routers Wireless Access Point Antennas Other VPN Technologies Intrusion Detection and Prevention IDS Versus IPS IDS and IPS Device Categories Detection Methods Deploying Network-Based and Host-Based Solutions

Frequencies and Channels CSMA/CA Transmission Methods WLAN Standards 802.11a 802.11b 802.11g 802.11n Deploying Wireless LANs Types of WLANs IBSS BSS ESS Sources of Interf erence Wireless AP Placement Securing Wireless LANs Security Issues Approaches to WLAN Security Security Standards WEP WPA WPA2 Summary Exam Preparation Tasks Review All the Key Topics Complete Tables and Lists from Memory Optimizing Network Performance High Availability High-Availability Measurement Fault-Tolerant Network Design Hardware Redundancy Layer 3 Redundancy Design Considerations for High-Availability Networks High-Availability Best Practices Content Caching Load Balancing QoS Technologies Introduction to QoS QoS Configuration Steps QoS Components QoS Mechanisms Classification Marking Congestion Management Congestion Avoidance Policing and Shaping Link Efficiency Case Study: SOHO Network Design Suggested Solution IP Addressing Layer 1 Media Layer 2 Devices Layer 3 Devices Wireless Design Environmental Factors Cost Savings Versus Performance Topology Using Command-Line Utilities Windows Commands arp ipconfig nbtstat netstat nslookup ping route tracert UNIX Commands arp dig and nslookup host ifconfig traceroute netstat ping Summary Managing a Network Maintenance Tools Bit-Error Rate Tester Butt Set Cable Certifier Cable Tester Connectivity Software Crimper Electrostatic Discharge Wrist Strap Environmental Monitor Loopback Plug Multimeter Protocol Analyzer Punch-Down Tool Throughput Tester Time Domain Reflectometer/Optical Time Domain Reflectometer Toner Probe Configuration Management Monitoring Resources and Reports SNMP Syslog Logs Application Logs Security Logs System Logs Summary Security Fundamentals Network Security Goals Confidentiality Integrity Availability Categories of Network Attacks From the Library of Dave TurnerContents Confidentiality Attacks Integrity Attacks Availability Attacks Defending Against Attacks User Training Patching Security Policies Governing Policy Technical Policies End User Policies More Detailed Documents Incident Response Vulnerability Scanners Nessus Nmap Honey Pots and Honey Nets Access Control Lists Remote Access Security Firewalls Firewall Types Firewall Inspection Types Packet-Filtering Firewall Stateful Firewall Firewall Zones Virtual Private Networks Overview of IPsec IKE Modes and Phases Authentication Header and Encapsulating Security Payload The Five Steps in Setting Up and Tearing Down an IPsec Site-to-Site VPN Complete Tables and Lists from Memory Wireless Troubleshooting

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