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IP Address and LAN WAN Implementation with Practical Examples

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Lessons in This Class

    • 1.

      Introduction

      1:12

    • 2.

      What is IP Address

      2:40

    • 3.

      Subnet Mask and Binary to Decimal Concepts

      4:33

    • 4.

      IP Address Class Concept

      4:33

    • 5.

      LAN and WAN Concept

      4:01

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About This Class

Hello everyone, this class is based on a very important topic of Networking & IT industry, if you are related to technical field, even you are a student or working as a professional then you need to be very clear with IP address. In this class we will learn about IP addressing Local area network and wide area network. We are also going to discuss about Network id and host id.

What is IP address?

In this lecture we are discussing about IP address i.e. unique identity of every device, in IP address we will learn about Network id and Host id also understand the concepts of logical addressing on devices.

What is subnet mask?

In this lecture we are discussing about one of the most important part of network i.e. subnet mask, subnet mask is used to divide network id and host id, in this video we will also understand the binary to decimal conversion and learn bit concept & numeric calculations.

IP address Classes

In this Lecture we will understand the Classes of IP address. IANA is the organization behind IP addressing .i.e. Internet assigned network authority. We will teach all five classes of IP address that are A B C D and E. A B C is used for networking whereas D is reserved for multicasting and E is for scientific research and recovery.

LAN and Wan Concept

In this lecture we are going to explain LAN and wan implementation. In local area network we use same network id with switch whereas In wide area network we use Router and connect this with different network ids.

Conclusion

Computers are useless unless they perform some service. Now that we've discussed some of the major concepts like IP address, subnet mask & implementation of local and wide area network. A good understanding of these concepts will help you to understand about working Media Connectivity in network easily.

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1. Introduction: Hello everyone, welcome to the very important class of networks. That name is IP addressing and practical implementation of Local Area Network. And extend this to wide-area network if you belong to networking field or you want to start your career in networking field, than it is very important for you to learn the code and basic concepts of IP addressing. Ip addressing is off two types. Ipv4 address, an IPV6 address. So we will discuss it in this class, how IP addresses are invented. Who assigned IP address to all over the world? What is the basic concepts of network ID and host ID? What is subnet mask? How to create Local Area Network and Wide Area Network, and how it is implemented in the labs, in the companies and in the offices. I'm sure after this session and after this class, you will understand the core concepts of IP addressing. And IP addressing will be a cake walk for you. So let's get started. 2. What is IP Address: Hello everyone, Welcome to our first class. In this class, we will understand what does IP address? Ip address, Internet Protocol address. Internet Protocol address is our unique identity of our network device. For example, you have a PC or a computer or laptop. So you want to give that unique identity to your device. Then you need to understand about IP address. Ip address is a 32 bit address. Now between 01, we are not able to understand 32-bit number. For example, I have a 100 PC, so I'm not able to understand in my mind that 32-bit number of each and every device. So that's why they have divided it into decimal address. That similar address means like you can use 0 to nine number. So if you want to convert binary to decimal, then you need to understand the concept of two raised to power one tourist board 23, we will discuss about it. So in decimal format, these 32 bits are divided into four parts. A dot, dot, dot, one part of IP address known as network ID, and one part is known as host ID. Network ID is used to create land and Duan. And host ID represents how many pieces you are using in your network. So my last point is it is a logical address. Logical address means you can change the IP address accordingly to your network. So let me take one example. Like for example, you are working in a company, then your company issues employee ID that is unique ID. If you are a student, then you have roll number in your class. That is your roll number, that is your logical entity. But then you grading up to next class, then you are wrong. Number can be changed. Similarly, if you are in same network, you are IP addresses is one. And another network IP address can be two. So this is my IPV4 address. So now the question is how to divide the network ID and host ID. So to understand the concept of network ID and host ID, you need to understand subnet mask. So in my next lecture, I'm going to explain you about subnet mask. Thank you. 3. Subnet Mask and Binary to Decimal Concepts: Hello everyone, Welcome to our second lecture. In this class, we will discuss about subnet mask and how to convert binary, binary address into decimal part. So just, I just wanted to let you know that subnet mask is used to divide network ID and host ID, because in IP address we have some classes. And for each class we have different subnet mask. But before subnet mask, we need to understand the concept of binary to decimal. So as I told you that IP address is a 32-bit address. So all it can be 0, All bit can be one. So if I have to write 32 zeros, 123456781234567812345678. And again, 12345678, like 32 bits, are divided into four octet. 80 has one group. Similarly, 111111111 group is done like one octet is done. 123456781234567812345678. So the question is, how do you convert this binary value into, into decimal part? So first I will take zeros 0000000, like how to convert it. So we have one formula in electronics. We have to start from the right side, 0 multiplied to raise to power 0, tourist power of one over two, pi over 32, rest fo 4567. But if we multiply 0 in any number, then the output will be 0. So if my eta 0 and binary convert into single 0, so in a decimal, I have IP address like this. It is my first IP address. Okay? And if I will use this concept for 111 also, again, tourist power 0 to respond, one tourist power to, to restore our 34567. Now, if I will multiply one into two raised to power seven. Now two raised to power seven is 128. Tourist, former six is 64, tourist, well five is 32, 16842. And important thing is to respond 0 is one. So same value will be reflected if we total the value of these desserts than 255 bill with them. So my lowest type p is 0000 and my highest IP addresses this. So this is the binary to decimal conversion. So you can take any IP address from this range. You can take any IP address. Okay? So what does subnet mask right now? Subnet mask is used to divide a network ID and host ID. Then we write subnet mask. Then you can check. We have some classes, a class B, class, C. Class a class has 255000 subnet mask B class as two times 25500, and C classes three times 255 is 0. So when we check the value of to 55, then we know that in binary it is eight bits in the class. It has 16 beds. And C class it has 24 words. So if we write any IP address from the range from 0 to 255, then if it belongs to a class B, class, C class than to 55 represent the network ID and zeros, zeros 0 represent its host ID. So too deep understanding the concept of IP address, we need to understand that IP classes. So in my next video, I will understand, I will let you know about that, what our IP address classes. Thank you. 4. IP Address Class Concept: Hello everyone, Welcome to the lecture of IP addressing classes. So my last videos we have discussed about IP addresses and the subnet mask. Ip address is your logical identity and subnet mask is used to divide network ID and host ID. But subnet mask is based on IP address classes. So in our network, we have taught five classes from which we are using only three classes for network and telecom sector. And D and E classes are reserved. So we have some range. In my last video, we have discussed about the range of IP address that is 0 to 255. After binary to decimal conversion, we can see that zeros 00 is my lowest IP and 25555 to 55 to 55, it is my highest IP. So there is one company named in the net Assigned Numbers Authority. This is the company who assigned IP To all over the world. So I convert IP addresses into IP address classes and given us one range, like one-to-one twenty-six belongs to a class 1282191, D class, 192 to 223, C class, to 24 to 239 D class, and to 42 to 54. Ie class. B class is a reserved for multicasting, like it will be used in routing process to understand the dynamic membership II class is reserved for scientific research and recovery. So in networking part, we will use only a, B, and C class. And now we know that if any IP address starts with one dot 000 and end with 126 to 55 to 55 to 55. Then it belongs to a class. If you are using 1282191000255255, it belongs to be class 192 zeros 002223 to 55 to 55 to 55, then it belongs to C class. These three class used in networking, same as in my last video, I had told you that each class has its own subnet mask. So if you are using a class, then automatically subnet mask is this. If you are using B class I p, then automatically this is your subnet mask for C class to 55 to 55 to 550. The meaning of this is 255 represents network ID, zeros, 0 represents host ID. So in a class, eight bits belongs to network ID and total 24 bits belongs to host ID to 55 to 55 NB class 16 bit represents network ID is 16 bits represent host ID. In C class we have three times 255. So 24 bits network ID, eight bit host ID. And I just want to let you know about the host. In a class. We will have two raised to power 24 host. In the class we will have to respond 16. And in C class we will have two over eight. In C class, we will have 256 IP. In the class, we will have 65536 IP. And in a class 16,777 thousand to 16. So eight class has a lot of IP addresses. Okay? So this is that concept of what is IP address subnet mask and how network. 5. LAN and WAN Concept: Hello everyone. In this class we will understand that concept of Local Area Network and Wide Area Network, as in our previous lecture, now we understand what is IP address, what is subnet mask, and what are the classes of IP address? We also understand the concepts of binary to decimal. So now the important thing is how these IP addresses are used to create lamb. So practically I just want to explain you. Land is a local area network and the van is a Wide Area Network. What does the land like practically how it is implemented when two or more than two devices are connected with each other with the help of any shared media like switch or hub. When they are connected with each other. And each device has same network ID. You can say, when two or more than two devices are connected with each other with same network ID, then it is called local area network. And when is. Now understand the difference. When two or more than two network ids in land, what we have discussed, same network ID species are connected with each other and create land. In Van. Understand my wife, when two or more than two different networks are connected with each other. Why our router, router is the important device. For example, I have this land here and this line here. Now they both have different network ID. Now in my last lecture, you understand the concept of IP address and subnet mask. So in land, I will explain, for example, I'm using C class IP 1921681 dot one. So the subnet mask is 255552550. Now in C class, 255 represents my network ID. So in this class, I have network ID 192168 dot one. If all the four PC's have same network ID, 1921681212168131921681 dot for if that network ID of each piece is same, then it is land. What is when, when two different lens are connected, for example, this is 10001, subnet mask is 255000. So this time ten is my network ID. So second PC also should have ten network ID. Third BC also should have ten network ID. This is a land one. But on the other hand, in my next network, this PC is assigned with the 200011. That classes of 2010 is same, but 1020 now working as a network ID. So 200012000220003. Inside this is a land number two, but if you want to connect to lands, different lands with each other with the help of router. Then it is represents as wide area network. And you can extend your wide-area network up to any level. Because we have routers, we have switches, we have repeaters that we have modeled. This is all about IP addresses, subnet mask I not co-processor classes of IP address and the practical implementation of land and Van. Thank you so much.