HET104 LAN Principles HET706 Networks and Routing

Unit Introduction Network Architecture Models

Unit Outline
Available on Blackboard Web Site Contains details you need to know Weekly Schedule Assessment Requirements Online lab logon information

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NetLab and NetAcademy Web Sites

Accounts open from Next Week Both sites host copies of
Curriculum Lab Worksheets (also on Blackboard)

NetLab
Hosted at Swinburne Details on Unit Outline (for access from home) Remote access to Cisco Routers for configuration purposes

NetAcademy
Hosted by Cisco Interface for sitting Module Tests

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Assessment
Mandatory Assessment Tasks
Complete 60% of CCNA1 Module Tests Score > 60% on CCNA1 Final Module Test Complete 60% of CCNA2 Module Tests Score > 60% on CCNA2 Final Module Test Pass Final Skills Exam Score > 40% on Final Written Exam

Other Assessment Items

Case Study Two In-Semester VLSM Tests Mid-Semester Skills Exam Lab Journal

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NetAcademy CCNA1
CCNA1 Individual Module Tests
Activated as per Weekly Schedule in Unit Outline Module test order is based on Lecture Curriculum First Module Test done during Lab Session 2 Remaining tests activated for a one week period from the end of your lab session Your responsibility to complete tests in your own time If you miss some tests they will not be activated for you Feedback provided by NetAcademy web site Lab Instructor will provide access to answers for first 30 minutes of subsequent lab session You must complete a minimum of 6 out the 10 Individual Module Tests

CCNA1 Final Module Test 1st Attempt When refer Weekly Schedule in Unit Outline Held in first hour of lab Worth 8% of your final mark Need to score >= 60% to pass 2nd Attempt When refer Weekly Schedule in Unit Outline Maximum mark = 60%
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NetAcademy CCNA2
CCNA2 Individual Module Tests Activated as per Weekly Schedule in Unit Outline

Tests activated for a one week period from the end of your lab session
Your responsibility to complete tests in your own time Lab Instructor will provide access to answers for first 30 minutes of subsequent lab session

You must complete a minimum of 7 out the 11 Individual Module Tests

CCNA2 Final Module Test 1st Attempt When refer Weekly Schedule in Unit Outline Held in first hour of lab Worth 8% of your final mark Need to >= 60% to pass 2nd Attempt When Schedule posted on BlackBoard after week 12 Maximum mark = 60%
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VLSM Tests
Two VLSM Tests When refer Weekly Schedule in Unit Outline First half hour of lab session Each test worth 2% of your final mark Marking scheme available on BlackBoard Results returned in following Lab session

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Lab Journal
During Lab Session 1 you will be provided with a journal Make notes of tasks you accomplished during the lab sessions Special notes you consider important Handwritten notes only No printed material or photocopies allowed Worth 2% of your final mark Submit for marking to Lab Instructor, in the Lab session the week before the Final Skills Exam
Printed material will be removed

Subject to conditions, you will be allowed to use your journal during the Skills Exams You must return the journal to your instructor after the Skills Exam Journal can be collected during the exam period

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Skills Exam Mid Semester

Pass/Fail Exam When refer Weekly Schedule in Unit Outline One hour exam, starting in the first hour of lab session Worth 3% of your final mark You must successfully complete all allocated tasks Results returned in following lab session

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Skills Exam Final

Graded Exam One hour exam Marking scheme on BlackBoard Worth 15% of your final mark

1st Attempt
When refer Weekly Schedule in Unit Outline Results returned via email the day after last group completes Skills Exam

2nd Attempt
Held during Exam Period Maximum score = 50%
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Case Study
Group Assignment 3 or 4 students per group
Groups must be formed before end of lab session in week 6 Details given to Lab Instructor Instructor will provide Case Study details

MUST be formed from students within your Laboratory class Done via ESP group formation and report submission Worth 10% of your final mark Details on BlackBoard

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Lecture Format
The Lectures concentrate on the core material CISCO NetAcademy responsibilities Need to access Online material to prepare for Weekly Module Tests

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Lab Sessions
Lab Sessions start this week week 1 MUST attend LAB Session you are allocated to Weekly Module tests can only be activated for students allocated to that session Lab Exercises as per Unit Outline Schedule
Practical Work based on CISCO Labs

Includes:
Review of some Lecture material Question/Answer session with Instructor Configuration of Cisco Routers

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Lecture Objectives
Layered Network Architectures The Communication Process Protocol and Reference Models

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TCP/IP Layered Architecture Model

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Benefits of Layering
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Assists in protocol design Open standard - fosters competition Changes made in one layer do not affect other layers Defines common terms that describe the network functions Provides a common (standard) language Allows technologies and protocols to evolve

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The Communication Process

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Protocol Data Units (PDU) and Encapsulation

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The process of sending and receiving messages

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Protocol and Reference Model

A Protocol Model provides a model that closely matches the structure of a particular protocol suite TCP/IP A Reference Model provides a common reference for maintaining consistency within all types of network protocols and services OSI

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ISO/OSI and TCP/IP Models

OSI Open Systems Interconnection, ISO International Organisation for Standardisation

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Each Layer of the OSI Model Physical

Accepts frames, transmits as binary data, bits, over media between devices

Data Link
Accepts packets, creates frames, places packets in frames for host to host delivery across a single link, on the LANs and WANs Address Label source and destination MAC (Media Access Control) address

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Each Layer of the OSI Model

Network
Accepts segments from layer above, create packets, places segments in packets for end-to-end delivery through intermediary devices in other networks to the destination Address Label source and destination IP address The IP address identifies the HOST device

Transport
At the source, accepts data from layer above, creates segments, places data in segments and numbers them, transfers the segments, At the destination, reassembles the data from the segments and passes data to layer above Address Label source and destination Port number The Port number identifies the application
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Each Layer of the OSI Model Session

Manages sessions between users
Synchronizes web sessions, voice and video data in web conferences

Presentation
Provides data format information to the application (layer)
Data encrypted, data is .jpg picture, data compressed

Application
Perform services for the applications used by the end users
DNS, HTTP, FTP, SMTP

TCP/IP Application Layer maps onto all the above OSI

layers

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In Summary the Lecture has covered:

Layered Network Architectures The Communication Process Protocol and Reference Models

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