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What are the 4 major components of a network?
1) Endpoints (PC, Server, Printer, etc)
2) Interconnections (NIC cards, media, connectors)
3) Switches
4) Routers
What does a switch do?
Connects endpoints to the LAN
What does a router do?
1) Connects multiple LANs to form Internetworks.
2) Chooses best path between LAN and WAN
Name the 3 Levels of heirarchy fior switches
Access
Distribution/Aggregation
Core
What is aggregation?
Taking smaller portions of the network and combining them into larger single portions of the network
What connects to Access switches
Endpoints
Name 3 categories of routers
Branch
WAN/Enterprise Edge
Service Provider
What is a branch router?
Lower end router for SOHO or remote office locations
What is a WAN/Enterprise Edge router?
Mid to high end for main office connections
What is a Service Provider router?
High end of large scale internet routing (eg - ISP)
Give an example of a branch router series
2500
2600
1700
1800
1900
Give an example of a WAN/Enterprise edge router series
7200
Give an example of a Service Provider router series
CRS
ASR1000
What are the 2 types of network diagram?
Physical
Logical
What does the physical network diagram show?
How the devices are physically cabled together
What does the logical network diagram show?
The logical result of data traffic flow.
What should be included on a physical network diagram?
Physical port assignments
Physical device connections
What is a serial link typically used for?
To connect the router to the WAN
What is a physical network diagram useful for?
Troubleshooting layer 1 or layer 2 issues
What does a logical network diagram typically show?
Ethernet VLAN information
Layer 2 WAN addressing
Layer 3 IP addressing
Routing protocol information
What is a logical network diagram useful for?
Troubleshooting layer 3 or above issues