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Lecture # 35 Internet Organization. Internet. Networking. Communicating between two or more computers Bits -> voltage ->wire->voltage->Bits. Network. More than two computers. Network switch. More than two computers. Switch. Network. Who is talking to who?. Switch. Network. 1.
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Lecture # 35 Internet Organization
Networking • Communicating between two or more computers • Bits -> voltage ->wire->voltage->Bits
Network • More than two computers
Network switch • More than two computers Switch
Network • Who is talking to who? Switch
Network 1 • Who is talking to who? • Give each computer an address (integer) 0 2 Switch 75 43 42
Network 1 • Who is talking to who? • Give each computer an address (integer) • Add the address to the message • Computer with that address takes the message • All others ignore the message 0 2 Switch 75 message address 43 42
Internet net net net net message address
Internet net net net net net ID host ID message address
Internet • A way to send an array of bytes from any machine to any other machine Internet
How to identify the machine to send to • By address (IP Address - 4 bytes) 233.21.1.45 128.78.22.32 Internet 117.211.23.22 233.12.32.111
How to identify the machine to send to • By name (domain name) Icie.cs.byu.edu Croatian.cs.byu.edu Internet Yahoo.com Myhome.isp.com
Domain Name - a pathname in a tree GOV COM EDU LOC BYU MIT Utah Microsoft Yahoo whitehouse EE research CS WWW ICIE
Icie.cs.byu.edu GOV COM EDU LOC BYU MIT Utah Microsoft Yahoo whitehouse EE research CS WWW ICIE
Servers • Computers that store information or services Icie.cs.byu.edu Internet Yahoo.com
Clients • Programs that help users get access to info Netscape Internet Instant messenger
Protocol • Language for computers to talk with each other Netscape HTTP Internet IRC Instant messenger
Review • Internet • Array of bytes between computers • By address 128.23.12.1 • By name icie.cs.byu.edu • Server - delivers info on request • Client - helps user access server info • Protocol - language for computers to talk with each other
URL (Uniform Resource Locator) • http://www.yahoo.com/ • http://www.espn.com/nba • http://icie.cs.byu.edu/cs100/schedule.html
URL - Protocol • http://icie.cs.byu.edu/cs100/schedule.html • ftp://netscape.com/downloads/msng.exe • mailto:george.w.bush@whitehouse.gov
URL - Domain Namename of the server to access • http://icie.cs.byu.edu/cs100/schedule.html • ftp://netscape.com/downloads/msng.exe
URL - page name • http://icie.cs.byu.edu/cs100/schedule.html • ftp://netscape.com/downloads/msng.exe
URL - page name • http://icie.cs.byu.edu/cs100/schedule.html • http://icie.cs.byu.edu/cs100/Lectures/server.gif • http://icie.cs.byu.edu/cs100/Lectures/L1.ppt • http://icie.cs.byu.edu/cs456/Homework/Program1 • http://icie.cs.byu.edu/cs456/Homework/Program2 • -
URL - page name • http://icie.cs.byu.edu/cs100/schedule.html • http://icie.cs.byu.edu/cs100/Lectures/server.gif • http://icie.cs.byu.edu/cs100/Lectures/L1.ppt • http://icie.cs.byu.edu/cs456/Homework/Program1 • http://icie.cs.byu.edu/cs456/Homework/Program2 • Page names are pathnames in a tree
URL - page name • cs100/schedule.html • cs100/Lectures/ server.gif • cs100/Lectures/L1.ppt • cs456/Homework/Program1 • cs456/Homework/Program2 cs456 cs100 Homework Lectures Program1 schedule.html Program2 server.gif L1.ppt
Hypertext • How to link together many documents so that users can get whatever information they want.
IP address 128.187.172.236 a computer BYU Computer Science net ID host ID message address
Internet Protocol (IP) • Computer sends an IP “packet” • Other computers (routers) send it on until it reaches the destination computer • (IP address) • Each packet might get lost, may arrive in any order, may get delayed message IP Address 32 bits - 4 bytes
TCP/IP • Uses IP to send packets • Keeps track of which packets have been sent • Resends packets that get lost • Keeps track of the correct order of packets • Reorders packets when they come in the wrong order
Domain names vs. IP address • students.cs.byu.edu • www.byu.edu • ee.utah.edu • yahoo.com • software.microsoft.com • research.microsoft.com
Domain names • students.cs.byu.edu • www.byu.edu • ee.utah.edu • yahoo.com • software.microsoft.com • research.microsoft.com com edu yahoo byu utah microsoft ee cs www students research software
Domain names • If you have a domain name, how do you find the IP address of that computer? • Maybe one computer has a list of all domain names and their IP addresses • If there are millions of computers • Who enters the data? • Who fixes the data? • Millions of requests will swamp that computer • If that computer goes down nothing works • How do we get this to scale?
Domain names - scale • Use a tree! • Every node knows IP address of its parent • Every node knows the IP/domain name of its direct children com edu yahoo byu utah microsoft ee cs www students research software
DNS - domain name service • If a node doesn’t know the IP address of some domain name: • If the domain name is one of its own, ask the correct child • If the name is not one of its own, ask the parent com edu yahoo byu utah microsoft ee cs www students research software
DNS - domain name service • If the domain name is one of its own, ask the correct child • If the name is not one of its own, ask the parent com edu yahoo byu utah microsoft ee cs www students research software students.cs.byu.edu wants software.microsoft.com
DNS - domain name service • If the domain name is one of its own, ask the correct child • If the name is not one of its own, ask the parent com edu yahoo byu utah microsoft ee cs www students research software students.cs.byu.edu wants software.microsoft.com students asks cs
DNS - domain name service • If the domain name is one of its own, ask the correct child • If the name is not one of its own, ask the parent com edu yahoo byu utah microsoft ee cs www students research software students.cs.byu.edu wants software.microsoft.com cs asks byu
DNS - domain name service • If the domain name is one of its own, ask the correct child • If the name is not one of its own, ask the parent com edu yahoo byu utah microsoft ee cs www students research software students.cs.byu.edu wants software.microsoft.com BYU asks edu
DNS - domain name service • If the domain name is one of its own, ask the correct child • If the name is not one of its own, ask the parent com edu yahoo byu utah microsoft ee cs www students research software students.cs.byu.edu wants software.microsoft.com edu asks com
DNS - domain name service • If the domain name is one of its own, ask the correct child • If the name is not one of its own, ask the parent com edu yahoo byu utah microsoft ee cs www students research software students.cs.byu.edu wants software.microsoft.com com asks microsoft
DNS - domain name service • If the domain name is one of its own, ask the correct child • If the name is not one of its own, ask the parent com edu yahoo byu utah microsoft ee cs www students research software students.cs.byu.edu wants software.microsoft.com microsoft knows and gives the answer
DNS - making it fast • Each node remembers the most common requests for a day or two • Doesn’t need to ask again • Called “caching” com edu yahoo byu utah microsoft ee cs www students research software
DNS - managing the data • Each node can manage and change its own children without consulting anyone else • Within 2 days of the changes, everyone’s cache has been updated com edu yahoo byu utah microsoft ee cs www students research software
Other protocols • Use TCP/IP • WWW • Email • Instant messenger • FTP
WWW • URL - “students.cs.byu.edu/index.html” • Send a message to DNS - “what is students.cs.byu.edu?” • Use IP address to send a message to “students.cs.byu.edu” • “GET index.html”
Email - uses TCP/IP • send a message to “bill_gates@microsoft.com” • find my mail server “mail.cs.byu.edu” • message to “mail.cs.byu.edu” to: bill_gates@microsoft.com from: olsen@cs.byu.edu subject: Hi there • mail server forwards the message to “microsoft.com” • if no answer it will keep trying for about a week
Networking Review • Sending bytes between computers • IP - sends a packet to a particular IP address • TCP - guarantees that packets are in correct order and not lost • DNS - uses a tree to convert domain names into IP addresses • WWW - uses TCP/IP • Email - uses TCP/IP