HCIA SWITCHING & ROUTTING notes - Chapter TCP / IP Fundamentals (2)

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3.IP addressing and packet Comments

3.1 Introduction

Located between the network layer and the transport layer, the data link layer. The network layer contains a number of agreements, of which the most important is the IP protocol. The network layer provides IP routing capabilities. Understanding the IP Routing IP protocol in addition to the familiar working mechanism must also be prepared to understand IP and how rational use IP addresses to network design.

3.2 goals

  • Master IP packet structure
  • Grasp the scope of the total IP addresses, IP addresses and private IP addresses special
  • Master the technology VLSM
  • Understand the role of the gateway

3.3 IP packet header

 

 

Version:ipv4、ipv6

DS Field :

Total Length: the entire length of the message

Some portions of the relevant fragments: Identification, Flags, Fragment Offset

TTL: Life Cycle

Protocol: protocol agreement, the decision to use the top of what

Header Checksum: header checksum

SIPA: source IP address

DIPA: Destination IP address

IP Options: Options

3.4 IP addressing

 

 

  • IP addresses are divided into the network portion and the host portion
  • IP address consists of 32 binary bits

Network Address: Host bits are all 0, when the network address

Broadcast address: Host bits are all 1

Do not use the host network address and broadcast address as its own IP address

3.5 binary and decimal conversion

 

 

 3.6 IP address classification

 

 

Private address range

10.0.0.0~10.255.255.255

172.16.0.0~172.31.255.255

192.168.0.0~192.168.255.255

Special Address

127.0.0.0~127.255.255.255

0.0.0.0 means any network

255.255.255.255

3.7 Subnet Mask

ip address and subnet mask phase to give the ip address is a network address.

  • Phase 1 and 0: 0
  • Phase 1 and 1: 1
  • Phase 0 and 0: 0

Default subnet mask:

  • Class A: 255.0.0.0
  • Class B: 255.255.0.0
  • Class C: 255.255.255.0

Address planning 3.8

 

 

  • n is the host bits
  • 2 can be reduced because the number of hosts for the network and can not be used for the broadcast.

3.9 has compiled class IP flaw

 

 

 There are classes using the IP address network design is wasteful address

3.10 Variable Length Subnet Masks

 

 

  • From the host bits to make the subnet numbers borrow, borrow at least two.
  • N bits available to borrow 2 ^ n subnets

3.11 Inter-Domain Routing CIDR

 

 

 3.12 Gateway

 

 

 From the gateway used to forward packets between different network segments

3.13 slice

 

 

When the packet is larger than the maximum transmission unit, it would be fragmented (divided packets).

  • Identification: Indicates whether from the same package
  • Flags:
    • R: Reserved Unused
    • DF: If this is 1, indicating that this packet without fragmentation
    • MF: more fragment as 1, indicating that it is not the last one, 0 indicates that it is the last one
  • Fragment Offset: Offset sheet, which used to mark the location of the current packet is a complete packet

3.14 the TTL

 

  • TTL:Time To Live
  • Layer device through a packet, TTL will subtract 1 each, when 0 is not the destination address, the packet is discarded

3.15 protocol number

 

 Description upper layer protocol used: a common UDP, TCP, ICMP, IGMP, IGP, etc.

 

 

 

 

 

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