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:)) Inter => Interconnected , net => Network
:)) Network of Networks
DNS : Domain Name System : can convert the request into IP address
IP : Internet Protocol
Client-Server Model
:)) client send different types request i.e get,put,post,delete to server after some preprocessing step
server can send response to the client.
ISP : Internet Service Provider
Packets : Data can be divided into small small chunks or units that unit/chunks is called packets
Protocol Stack :
1 Application layer : protocol can be used for specific application
2 TCP layer : This layer can give me the PORT no
3 IP Layer : Add IP address of Destination machine
4 Hardware
Protocol : set of rules
HTTP : Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
FTP : File Transfer Protocol
SMTP : Simple mail transfer protocol
Gmail can use SMTP Protocol : simple mail transfer protocol
Router : Connect Multiple Network
TCP/IP Model
OSI Model
Physical Layer
Data Layer
Network Layer
Transport Layer
Session Layer
Persentation Layer
Application Layer
H.W : Write a command for print the ip address of www.google.com
Sol : To print the IP Address of the google.com you can use the command "nslookup" in a terminal or command prompt
nslookup www.google.com , This command will query the DNS server and return IP Address associated with the hostname "www.google.com".
H.W : Describe IP Address i.e IPv4 IPv6
An IP address is a unique numerical identifier assigned to each device connected to a computer network that uses the internet protocol for communication.
IP address are typically repersented as a series of four numbers separted by dots, such as 192.168.0.1. Each of four numbers can range from 0 to 255.
IPv4 : It is the older and more widely used protocol, but it has limitations in the number of available addressess.
IPv6 : It provides a much larger address space and is designed to address the limitations of IPv4.