Network Design and Access Layer

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About Me

Nama : Achmad Farid Firdaus


Asal : Kabupaten Cirebon
Alamat saat ini : Karawaci, Tangerang, Banten
Pendidikan formal : SMKN 1 Jamblang
Non-Formal : Anak Mondok BPN 2020
E-mail : [email protected]
Title : CCNA

@Faridjeh @firdausjeh04
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Working Experience
Date Description
Oct 2020 –
Setup Network and Maintanance service at Bestpath Network
Current
March – April
Preparation for Manage Service Indosat under Lintasarta
2021
Installation Network Monitoring Server for Manage Service Indosat under
Feb 2021
Lintasarta
Dec 2020 – Feb Team leader on switch migration project at the BTN branch in Indonesia under PT
2021 SIP
Sept 2020 Consultation Network and Setup Configuration at Rumah Yatim

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As a Trainer Experience
Date Description

April 2021 Instructor Sharing Knowledge Zabbix Implementation on Lintasarta

April 2021 Instructor Webinar Ramadhan Introducing OSPF Routing on Public

March 2021 Assistant Instructor when Transfer Knowledge at Dukcapil Kemendagri


Instructor when Training Course Netacad Network Essential for SMK Telkom
Dec 2020
Makassar
Oct 2020 Instructor when Sharing Knowledge DHCPv4 at Bestpath Network

Oct 2020 Instructor when Sharing Knowledge QoS on Mikrotik at Bestpath Network

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Encapsulation and the Ethernet Frame

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Encapsulation
Each message is encapsulated into a
specific format, called a frame, that
includes the source and destination
addresses.

• An example is how a letter is put


(encapsulated) inside an envelope.

For communication on an IP network,


the format is very specific and includes
a source and destination address.

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Ethernet Frame
On an Ethernet network, messages are put into a frame or Layer 2 protocol data
units (PDUs).

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Hierarchical Network Design

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Physical and Logical Addresses
Both a physical address and logical IP address are
needed for a device to communicate on an Ethernet
network.
• A physical address (MAC address) does not
change. Burned into the NIC
• A logical address (IP address) can change and is
commonly assigned by a network administrator.
Two parts: network and host

Logical
addressing

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Hierarchical Analogy
Network addressing is done in a hierarchical fashion.

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Halifax

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Benefits of a Hierarchical Design
A hierarchical, layered design provides:
• Increased efficiency
• Optimization of function
• Increased speed
• A way in which to scale the network without
impacting the performance of existing ones

Three layers:
• Access Layer - This layer provides
connections to hosts in a local Ethernet
network.
• Distribution Layer - This layer interconnects
the smaller local networks.
• Core Layer - This layer provides a high-speed
connection between distribution layer
devices.

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Access, Distribution, and Core

Cisco Catalyst 9600

Cisco C9300 Series Distribution Layer


Switches

Cisco ME 2600X Access Layer Switch

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The Access Layer

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Access Layer Devices
• Access layer devices provide
access to hosts can join a
wired (or wireless) network.

• In a wired network, each host


connects to an access layer
network device such as a
switch.

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Ethernet Hubs

• Only one message can be


sent through an Ethernet
hub at a time.

• Hubs take signals from


one port and sends the
message out all of the
other ports.

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Ethernet Switches
An Ethernet switch is an access
layer device.
• A switch builds a MAC address
table.
• A switch uses the MAC address
table to send the message to a
specific port.

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The MAC Address Table
• A switch builds a MAC address table
by examining a frame as it comes
into the switch.
• A switch adds the source MAC
address of the device connected to
the port through which the frame
came in on.
• A switch forwards a frame out to a
specific port when the destination
MAC address is in the MAC address
table.
• A switch forwards a frame out to all
hosts (except the sending host)
when the destination MAC address
is not in the MAC address table.

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Broadcast Containment

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Ethernet Broadcasts in the Local Network

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Broadcast Domains
• A broadcast domain is the
area through which a
broadcast message can
travel.

• Each local Ethernet network


is a broadcast domain.

• Routers are used to divide


the network into multiple
broadcast domains.

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Access Layer Communication

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ARP
ARP uses 3 steps to discover and store the MAC address of a host on the local network when only the
IPv4 address of that host is known.

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