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Network #5

From 3.1 [Network connecting devices]

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Network connecting devices Connect hosts to make a network / connect networks to make an internet. Works in different layers of the internet model
Repeaters/Hubs - Layer 1 Amplify and re-time network signals so LANs can extend to greater lengths. Can have single or multiple port repeaters, known as hubs. Binary only. Doesn't segment the network
Segmentation Breaking down a heavily populated network into smaller segments, or collision domains, populated by fewer nodes
Collision domain Devices that "see" the traffic of other devices are on the same collision domain
Bridge - Layer 2 Uses MAC/physical addresses to choose  whether to forward info. Breaks a large network into smaller segments. Extends a network by acting as a repeater. Reduces network traffic + frame collisions
Ethernet switch - Layer 1 + 2 Switches data from incoming ports (interfaces) to outgoing ports. Works like a repeater and bridge
Broadcast storm When 2+ stations engage in the transmission of excessive broadcast traffic
Contention When machines must share a wire and compete for available bandwidth with other machines
Micro segmentation Prevents communications between just two computers from being broadcast to every computer on the network or segment
Router - Layer 3 A physical or virtual internetworking device that forwards data packets between computer networks. Connects two incompatible networks. Creating signal in L1, checking MAC/physical address in L2, and checking IP addresses in L3. Connects 2+ networks
Gateway - Layer 7 Combinations of networking hardware and software to connect two dissimilar networks with different formatting, protocols, architecture(like a phone & the internet)
Disadvantages of a Switch Network connectivity problems can be difficult to trace. Broadcast traffic on Layer 3 may be troublesome
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