--Chapter 1 Introduction
?what’s the Internet?
?what’s
a protocol?
?network edge; hosts, access net, physical media
?network
core: packet/circuit switching, Internet structure
?performance: loss, delay,
throughput
?security
?protocol layers, service models
--Chapter 2 Application Layer
?network application
models
?client-server paradigm
?peer-to-peer paradigm
?learn about
protocols by examining popular application-level
protocols
?HTTP
?FTP
?SMTP / POP3 / IMAP
?DNS
?programming
network applications
?socket API
--Chapter 3 Transport Layer
?understand
principles behind transport layer
services:
?multiplexing/demultiplexing
?reliable data transfer
?flow
control
?congestion control
?learn about transport layer protocols in the
Internet:
?UDP: connectionless transport
?TCP: connection-oriented
transport
?TCP congestion control
--Chapter 4 Network Layer
?network layer service
models
?Virtual circuit and datagram networks
?forwarding versus
routing
?how a router works
?What’s inside a router
?routing (path
selection)
?Routing algorithms
?Routing in the Internet
?dealing with
scale
?advanced topics: IPv6, mobility
--Chapter 5 Link Layer and LAN
?understand principles
behind data link layer services:
?error detection, correction
?sharing a
broadcast channel: multiple access
?link layer addressing
?reliable data
transfer, flow control: done!
?instantiation and implementation of various
link layer technologies
--Chapter 6: Wireless and Mobile Networks
?# wireless
(mobile) phone subscribers now exceeds # wired phone subscribers!
?computer
nets: laptops, palmtops, PDAs, Internet-enabled phone promise anytime untethered
Internet access
?two important (but different) challenges
?wireless:
communication over wireless link
?mobility: handling the mobile user who
changes point of attachment to network
--Chapter 7 Multimedia Network
Principles
?classify
multimedia applications
?identify network services applications
need
?making the best of best effort service
Protocols and
Architectures
?specific protocols for best-effort
?mechanisms for
providing QoS
?architectures for QoS
--Chapter 8 Network Security
?understand principles of
network security:
?cryptography and its many uses beyond
“confidentiality”
?authentication
?message integrity
?security in
practice:
?firewalls and intrusion detection systems
?security in
application, transport, network, link layers
--Chapter 9 Network Management
?introduction to network
management
?motivation
?major components
?Internet network management
framework
?MIB: management information base
?SMI: data definition
language
?SNMP: protocol for network management
?security and
administration
?presentation services: ASN.1
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