test result

summary

On this post i learn how to conect a diffrent network.

screnshot of a cisco packet tracer

activity 8

ACTIVITY 7

SUMMARY

On this activity I do the convertion of a adreess to binary and a decimal

ACTIVITY 6

SUMMARY

On this activity i learn how to solve a code with a binary and decimal conversion

SUMMARY

On this blog or activity we learn how to convert binary to decimal and decimal to binary and also the binary conversion left to right it was an Essy because i learn that at the second time I work with that and now is Essy for me.

BINARY CALC SCREN SHOT

BINARY DECIMAL CONVERSION 1&2

counting 0-15

0 0
1 1
2 10
3 11
4 100
5 101
6 110
7 111
8 1000
9 1001
10 1010
11 1011
12 1100
13 1101
14 1110
15 1111

journal entry

On this post we learn how to get the IP address and Local Area Connection Status General/Support will we aloud to get an screen shots of this activities will be demonstrate all the activities we done before on this class.

information from the ipconfig

Local Area Connection Status General/Support

local area connection(general)

local area connection(support)

DEFINITIONS ACTIVITY 4

Physical Connection
In order for resources and information to be shared on a network, servers, client workstations, and other network devices must be physically connected.

Physical Address
is an 8 byte number such as "08:00:20:9A:38:34" On Windows it will sometimes be represented with dashes between the numbers. Please always include the :'s between the numbers.

Network (IP) Address
is the logical network address of a network adapter. An IP address is written in a notation called dotted-decimal.

Default Gateway
is a node (a router) on a TCP/IP Network that serves as an access point to another network.

Applications - Local and Network

three different operating system pictures.

three different network applications

jurnal entry

Activity 3 ( 1-27-2010) On this journal we learn the differences of applications and what are the inputs and out puts and how to put on our blog to show how they work.

inputs:
Mouse, monitor, keyboard

outputs:
digital camera, scanner, printe

introduction

Will we compare how the OSI and TCP/IP work and how they are diffrent each other and hoe they work.

Comparing OSI and TCP/IP

Journal

On this activity will have to know about the differences about OSI and TCP/IP well was easy because we find all of this on the Internet and how they are different and what are the things that haven in common.

Vocabulary

Physical Layer
The physical layer may be either ethernet, SDH-DCC, or some timeslot of a PDH signal. Either OSI protocols and TCP/IP protocols build on the same physical layer standards, thus there is no difference between OSI and TCP/IP in this aspect.

Data Link Layer
The purpose of the data link layer is to provide error free data transmission even on noisy links. This is achieved by framing of data and retransmission of every frame until it is acknowledged from the far end, using flow control mechanisms. Error detection is done by means of error detection codes.

Network Layer
The network layer provides routing capabilities between source and destination system

Transport Layer
The transport layer provides a reliable end-to-end connection between source and destination system on top of the network layer. It builds an integral part of the whole OSI layering principle and of the internet protocol.