Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) or VRRP protocol for IPv6 can be configured for Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, 10-Gigabit Ethernet, and logical interfaces. VRRP protocol allows hosts on a LAN to utilize redundant routing platforms on that LAN with only the static configuration of a single default route on the hosts being necessary. The ...
The optimum route between the source and destination networks is found during the routing process by a layer 3 device (either a router or a layer 3 switch). Dynamic routing protocols are used to reduce administrator workload, i.e., administrators need to set up less, however by default, all routing information is exposed to all interested ...
Context Based Access Control abbreviated as CBAC is part of the Cisco IOS and this functions as an application and stateful firewall and filtering of traffic is performed by it at the different OSI model layers. Traffic Filtering, Traffic Examine, Intrusion Prevention, and alert and audit traits are done by the CBAC. Introduction Context Based ...
Networking has become an essential component of cybersecurity & all of the daily activities we perform while communicating with the internet. Any communication network our phone or system lies in follows or comes under a structure called the topology. This article will discuss network topologies, their types, and troubleshooting topologies with software. What is Network ...
Terminal Access Controller Access-Control System (TACACS) refers to a family of connected protocols handling remote authentication and connected services for network access management through a centralized server. The initial TACACS protocol, which dates back to 1984, was utilized for communicating with an authentication server, common in older UNIX networks or other operating systems as well ...
For transferring a packet from the source host to the destination host in the network we require both the MAC and IP address of the destination host. ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) is a protocol from the second layer i.e, the Data link layer in the OSI model that connects a dynamic Internet Protocol (IP) address ...
The signal transmission over various channels can be performed in two different ways namely – Frequency division and Time division multiplexing. In frequency division multiplexing, we transfer many signals at the same time and each source transmits its signals in its allocated range of frequency. In the time division multiplexing, the transmission time is divided ...
What is the Data Link Layer Protocol? Some Common Data Link Protocols are: Functions of Data Link Layer 1) Framing and Link Access 2) Reliable Delivery The Data Link Layer provides a guaranteed delivery service, i.e., it transmits network layer datagrams without error. Transmissions and acknowledgments are used to provide a reliable delivery service. A data ...
WiFi stands for Wireless Fidelity, while LiFi stands for Light Fidelity. LiFi and WiFi are both primarily utilized for internet-based applications. LiFi employs light as a medium for data transmission, whereas WiFi uses electromagnetic waves at various radio frequencies. Light experiences less interference than radio waves and can therefore be employed in settings with greater ...
To analyze the working and efficiency of the network devices, various metrics (a metric is defined as a standard or system of measurement) are used. The collision domain and the broadcast domain are two of those metrics. A collision domain is measured by finding out the number of devices whose signals collides with each other ...