Computer And Telecommunication Networks

We have already learned about the topologies used in computer networks. Both Internet and ATM (asynchronous transfer mode) are designed for

In the previous post, we have seen the dynamic medium sharing methods in detail. Now we shall explore the static

In the last post, we have seen the Random Access methods of the medium sharing techniques of the data link

Till now we have been assuming that an end to end network (consisting of a source and destination) is nothing

In the previous posts, we have already seen the sliding window and stop – wait protocols of the data link

In the previous post , we have seen two important flow control protocols i.e the Stop – Wait protocol and

Flow control is one of the most important aspects of the Data Link Layer (DLL). It basically determines the rate

Any ideal network must be able to guarantee the error-free transmission of data to the destination host in DLL.  For

Moving forward in this series , now its time for us to explore the next layer in the OSI model

This post will be the last in this series of posts regarding the protocols implemented in the network layer. In

In the previous posts we have seen RIP and OSPF protocol in detail. Now let us explore the next important

In the previous post we have looked into the RIP protocol of the network layer. The next important intradomain protocol

One of the top priority of the network layer is to route the data traffic in a particular direction. This

In the previous post, we have seen three important network layer protocols i.e RARP , BOOTP and DHCP in detail.

In the previous post, we have seen a complete overview of the IPv6  protocol and its features. Now in this

Howdy fellas !! Hope you all are really enjoying this step by step learning series regarding the network layer of

In the last post, we have seen IPv4 header format in detail. Now we have to understand the various addressing

In the last post we have seen the ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) in detail. Now we should proceed further to

In the last post we have seen the routing procedures required to correctly send the packets of data to correct

Spoiler : this post is long yet interesting !! In the previous post we have seen the basic overview of