Lesson 5 Dates: 6/12/2017

Linux networking

Linux System Administration

Transport Layer Protocols Delivers packets from and to the applications and provides diagnostic information about the connection between hosts on the network. TCP/UDP header Application data TCP session between hosts "A" and "B" The three-step handshake: Transfer. Retransmit if no ACK returned. Detachment: UDP No session and acknowledgement on data receive; high bandwidth.

Computers on a Network TCP/IP protocol OSI model TCP/IP stack and Kernel Packet Encapsulation Link Layer Protocol (Exercise)NIC naming (Exercises) Link Layer Protocol Network Layer Protocol Subnet Mask Network/Subnet splitting Subnet Calculation (Exercises) ipcalc Packet Routing Non-routable subnets and NAT The loopback device Transport Layer Protocols TCP and UDP ports Linux Network Settings (Exercises) NIC name setting (Exercises) Linux Network Settings Hosts communication via TCP/IP (Exercises) ICMP protocol IPv6 IPv6 transition Network Applications Name Resolution (Exercises) network services (Exercises) Bridged network config References Take me to the Course Website