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Basics of Networking for Beginners | Getting Started With Networking | Computer Networks|Simplilearn

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foreign

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communication on the internet has always

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been a complex topic to cover partly

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because of the various pieces of the

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person from basing appliances like

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routers to multi-server data accounts

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networking usually follows a particular

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structure that is then scaled based on

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the requirement

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welcome to this video on the basics of

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networking where we cover the multiple

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Hardware elements and topologies of how

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these Network setups work

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let's take a look at the things we will

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be covering today in our video

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you start by learning about the

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different network types and the

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importance of an IP address in a network

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environment

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nice because the significance of

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switches and the working of routers in a

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network

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moving on we cover the explanation of

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subnets in a network and the importance

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of network address translation or nand

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finally we understand how firewalls work

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the distance use cases of dmzs and port

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forwarding

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so let's get started with the two major

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types of network that should be

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considered basic knowledge for someone

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starting out with networking lands and

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rents the first variety of networks is a

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local area network also known as Lang it

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comprises of cables gateways switches

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routers and additional parts that allow

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these devices to connect to private

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servers cloud services and other lands

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via larger Networks the group of

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virtualization has also sped up the

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creation of virtual lands which select

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Network managers divide and logically

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organized Network nodes without having

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to make significant modifications to the

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infrastructure

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the computers in each department could

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be conceptually linked to the same

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switch in an office with many

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departments beat accountancy I.T support

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and administration

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still they might be segregated to

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operate separately

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the benefits of a land are similar to

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those of any collection of connected

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devices they may access and even control

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one another exchange files print to

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Shared printers and utilize a single

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internet connection

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to better understand this logic let us

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take a sample structure

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you can see the various components of a

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local network connection in this picture

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and now we can see three different

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devices a system a laptop and a printer

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so you have these few devices that need

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to be connected to a single local AEG

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Network

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now to identify these devices inside the

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network we need to assign an identifier

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to each device so this is the an IP

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address can help

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an IP address is a lengthy string of

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digits allocated to any device connected

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to a network that utilizes Internet

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Protocol as the communication medium is

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the visual equivalent of your house or

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workplace's mailing address

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the addresses are divided into four

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sections separated by Doms each

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traditional Place strain numeral portion

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represents an 8-bit binary integer which

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can range from 0 to 255.

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these four integers are expressed in

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normal decimal notation and then

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separated by top

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however computers work with binary

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numbers meaning zeros and ones and each

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number in an ipv4 address represents an

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8-bit binary integer which is why none

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of them can be more than 255.

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the distribution of this IP addresses is

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not just limited to LAN every device

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which is a part of the network will have

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its own IP address as assigned by the

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network administrator as seen in the

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picture we can now identify each device

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individually by the designated IP

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addresses

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now the primary purpose of a network

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being the ability of multiple devices to

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communicate and exchange information

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with each other these IP addresses serve

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only half the purpose since allotment

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and identification of these addresses

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need to be managed automatically and On

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Demand if the laptop shown on the left

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of the screen wants to use the printer

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in the network it needs to know which

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particular device or more precisely

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which particular IP address to

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communicate

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this is where a switch comes into play

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it takes a role of the delegation and

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commands in a particular Network

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let's learn more about switches in

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detail

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a network switch joints devices in a

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network such as computers printers

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wireless access funds and allows them to

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communicate with each other by

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exchanging data packets we can do both

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physical Hardware devices that handle

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real networks or software-based virtual

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devices

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the vast majority of network equipment

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in modern data networks are switches the

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link extra PCS access points automated

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equipment and some iot devices via wired

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connections such as card entry systems

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The Limited computers and data centers

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that run virtual machines or VMS as well

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as the actual server and most of the

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storage equipment

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based on the type of switches employed

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they can either differentiate between

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network devices using either the IP

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addresses or Mac addresses which are

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separate types of addresses allotted to

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each Hardware device irrespective of the

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network it is connected to

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now that you understand the major parts

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of a local area network a major query

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that may come to your mind is how can

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these local networks then communicate

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with other networks a rocker is employed

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at the Forefront of every network setup

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to facilitate communication between

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foreign Networks

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this router can then be used to connect

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to the Internet so we can communicate

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with the loved ones from the comfort of

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our own homes

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so let's learn a little more about

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routers

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the router is a physical or virtualized

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Internet working equipment that receives

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analyzes and transfers data packets

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across computer networks the router

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checks and data packets destination IP

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address and utilizes headers and

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forwarding tables to determine the best

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path to transport the packet

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consider the router to be an air traffic

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controller and data factors to be

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airplanes flying to various airports or

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networks in this case

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each package like each check has a

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unique destination and must be steered

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to its destination as effectively as

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possible

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a router helps direct these data packets

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to the intended IP addresses in the same

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manner that the air traffic controller

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ensures that flights arrive at their

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destination without getting lost or

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experiencing severe destructions

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a router employs an internal routing

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table which is a collection of Pathways

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to multiple Network destinations to

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properly direct packets

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it scans the header of a packet to

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establish its destination then consults

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a routing table to find the most

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efficient way to their destination

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the packet is subsequently sent to the

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next Network along the Route

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also has an IP address which is often

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called as the network Gateway

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a crucial part of the networking setup

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is determining whether a particular

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piece of Hardware is a part of local

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network or a foreign device

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as you already know specific IP

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addresses exist for each device in a

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network be it a local or wide area

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network all these IP addresses must

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belong to a particular range of

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addresses which are often known as the

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subnet or sub Network and which help

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determine the overall range of a local

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area network

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for example the IP addresses that can be

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seen on the screen right now belong to a

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software that is 255.255.0.0

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the first two flags did not fix values

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that must be present in every single IP

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address of every single device in this

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particular Network

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in our case the 192.168 is the

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consistent factor in every single IP

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address shown on the screen

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this implies that if the devices can

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connect to a piece of equipment with an

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IP address and it starts from 192.168

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that device will most likely be in the

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same local area network

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the last two places are the free ranges

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in this example which means they can be

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any number less than 255 further helping

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the router and switch differentiate

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between multiple IP addresses in a

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network

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with that being said we can now take a

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look at how wide area networks work

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a wide area network or a van is in its

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most basic form a collection of local

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area networks for any other networks

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that interact with one another

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why Data Network is essentially a

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network of networks with internet

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serving as the world's biggest one

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however when a router communicates with

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devices outside a local network it tends

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to mask the internally allocated IP

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addresses and uses a single public IP

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address for all the devices

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this process is called Network address

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translation or Nat IP allocation

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a network address translation is a

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method of translating one IP address to

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another while these packets are in

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transit through a router this improves

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security and reduces the number of IT

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addresses required by a company

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answer Auto receive some particular

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information that must be transmitted to

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a local device in the network it checks

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the internal routing tables to determine

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the correct internal IP address and the

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correct destination to send the external

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leadership data to

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but let's see a device on external

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network or a wide area network wants to

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communicate it directly with a device

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from the local network

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this cannot be allowed since this can be

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a very big security risk for devices in

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a secure environment

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all of this m3m exit rule creation and

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handling can be taken care of by a

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firewall

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a firewall is a type of network security

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device that analyzes the incoming and

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outgoing networking traffic and allows

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organized data packets depending on a

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set of security rules its objective is

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to provide a barrier between your local

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network and external jackets such as the

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internet

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the most common sort of firewall which

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are packed at filtering firewalls check

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packets and prevent them from getting

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through if they do not meet an

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established security rule set

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this sort of firewall examines the

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packet's destination and Source IP

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addresses if the packet fits an allowed

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rule on the firewall they are permitted

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to access the network

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but let's say we as users want to allow

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external requests to reach individual

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computers or devices on our local

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network

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there are two ways to facilitate this

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Behavior the first way to go through

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this step is by using a DMZ which stands

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for a demilitarized zone

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instead of communicating directly with

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the local network device the external

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data is sent to the router instead

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the router will have created a DMZ sub

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network with only those devices added to

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it that require other external

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information to reach them on altered

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once the data is received by the router

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it passes it on to the dng subnet and

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subsequently to all the devices which

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are a part of that summary

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however since the external data can

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reach devices in a network without any

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firewall checks if they are part of the

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DMZ subnet the security risk associated

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with this method are very large compared

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to the second variant which is port

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forward

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ing is a method of granting external

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devices access to computers on private

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networks it accomplishes this by

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translating an external IP address and

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port to an internal IP address and port

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all the devices talk to each other and

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the network Gateway using the IP

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addresses and specific ports for example

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the TCP IP protocol basic internet usage

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uses Port 80 on every Network

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similarly we can create additional file

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or rules to open up certain ports for

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external devices to communicate with if

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the designated ports are open during

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communication the firewall will allow

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the external network device or server to

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communicate directly with the local

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network device without any hindrance

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that's all we really need to know for

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now about the basics of networking

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