internetworking with tcp ip vol 2 pdf

... when sending membership reports. Type Group Address Meaning 0x1 1 unused (zero) General membership query 0x1 1 used Specific group membership query 0x1 6 used Membership report 0x1 7 ... report 0x1 7 used Leave group 0x1 2 used Membership report (version 1) Figure 17.6 IGMP message types used in version 2. The version 1 member- ship report message provides backward ... BCDE I network 2 Figure 17.7 A simple internet with three networks connected by a router that illustrates multicast forwarding. Hosts marked with a dot parti- cipate in one multicast

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... the name into an equivalent IP address, and uses the IP address to form a TCP connection Sec. 28.7 HTTP GET Request 53 1 to the server. Once the TCP connection is in place, the ... further optimize by pipelining requests (i.e., send requests back- to-back without waiting for a response). Pipelining is especially attractive in situations where multiple images must be retrieved ... 822 message, each HTTP transmission contains a header, a blank line, and the item being sent. Furthermore, each line in the header contains a keyword, a colon, and information. Figure 28.2

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... header 224 push 211, 243 reset 241 segment format 22 1 sequence number 219 silly window syndrome (SWS) 246 urgent data 222 window 245 window advertisement 220 zero window 220 TCP protocol ... machine 24 1, 242 flow control 220 full duplex 21 1 graceful shutdown 239 header 221 initial sequence 239 maximum segment 223 out of band data 222 port numbers 216 protocol port 243 ... retransmission 226, 230 ambiguity of acknowledgements 228 characteristics 210 checksum 224 clumping 248 code bits 222, 241 congestion control 220 ~0~ection close 239 connection establishment 237

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... 7.2 General form of an IP datagram, the TCP/IP analogy to a network frame. IP specifies the header format including the source and destination IP addresses. IP does not specify the ... data go undetected. Fields SOURCE IP ADDRESS and DESTINATION IP ADDRESS contain the 32-bit IP addresses of the datagram's sender and intended recipient. Although the datagram may ... header extends to an exact multiple of 32 bits (recall that the header length field is specified in units of 32-bit words). 7.8 Internet Datagram Options The IP OPTIONS field following the

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... directly to multiple networks. Both hosts and routers participate in routing an IP datagram to its destination. When an application program on a host attempts to communicate, the TCPJIP protocols ... is to make IP routing decisions. What about multi-homed hosts? Any computer with multiple network connections can act as a router, and as we will see, multi-homed hosts running TCPJIP have all ... you have access to an implementation of IP, revise it and test your locally available im- plementations of IP to see if they reject IP datagrarns with an out-of-date version number.

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... algorithm used with classless IP addresses. 122 Internet Protocol: Routing IP Datagrams Chap. 8 Algorithm: RouteDatagram (Datagram, RoutingTable) Extract destination IP address, D, from the ... specify the IP address of the original source and the IP address of the ultimate destination?. When IP executes the routing algorithm, it selects a new IP address, the IP address of ... host may have multiple physical connec- tions, each with its own IP address. When an IP datagram arrives, the machine must compare the destination internet address to the IP address for each

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... ADDRESS 1 PREFERENCE LEVEL 1 ROUTER ADDRESS 2 - PREFERENCE LEVEL 2 Figure 9.11 ICMP router advertisement message format used with IPv4. Routers send these messages periodically. ... respond with an ICMP router advertisement. 0 8 16 31 If a host supports multicasting, the host sends the solicitation to the all-routers multicast address (i.e., 224.0.0.2); otherwise ... Internet Control Message Protocol described here is a TCP/IF' standard defined by Postel [RFC '7921 and updated by Braden [RFC [1122]. Nagle [RFC 8961 discusses ICMP source quench

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... Subnet 0 1 65534 2 2 16382 3 6 81 90 4 14 4094 5 30 2046 6 62 1022 7 126 51 0 8 254 254 9 51 0 126 10 1022 62 11 2046 30 12 4094 14 13 81 90 6 14 1 6382 2 Figure 10.6 ... datagrams with value 1 to the network labeled 128.10.1.0 and those with value 2 to the network labeled 128.10.2.0. Conceptually, adding subnets only changes the interpretation of IP addresses ... example. Network 128.10.1.0 REST OF THE Network 128.1 0.2.0 all traffic to 128.1 0.0.0 Figure 103 A site with two physical networks using subnet addressing to la- bel them with a single

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... assign another block 128.21 1.176.212129, which covers the address range that Figure 10.12 specifies. Dotted Decimal 32-bit Binary Equivalent lowest 128.21 1 .l76.212 10000000 11 01 001 ... 001 1 101 10000 11 01 01 00 highest 128.21 1.176.215 10000000 1101001 1 101 10000 110101 11 Figure 10.12 An example of CIDR block 128.21 1.176.212129. The use of an arbitrary bit mask ... Extensions (CIDR) Chap. 10 Dotted Decimal 32-bit Binary Equivalent lowest 128.21 1.1 68.0 1 0000000 1 101 001 1 101 01 000 00000000 highest 128.211.175.255 10000000110100111010111111111111 Figure

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... provides an example. Prefix 128.1 0.0.0 I 16 128.1 0.2.0 124 128.10.3.0124 128.1 0.4.0 124 128.1 0.4.3 132 128.1 0.5.0 124 128.10.5.1 132 Next Hop 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.4 10.1.0.5 10.0.0.6 ... 172.16112 172.1 6.0.0 172.31.255.255 192.1681 16 192.1 68.0.0 192.1 68.255.255 169.254 1 16 169.254.0.0 169.254.255.255 Figure 10.16 The prefmes reserved for use with private internets not ... 169.254/16, is unusual because it is used by systems that autoconfigure IP addresses. Prefix Lowest Address Highest Address 1018 10.0.0.0 10.255.255.255 172.16112 172.1 6.0.0 172.31.255.255

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... layered structure. 11.1 1 The Basic Idea Behind Multiplexing And Demultiplexing Communication protocols use techniques of multiplexing and demultiplexing throughout the layered hierarchy. When ... contents. Multiplexing and demultiplexing occur at almost every protocol layer. For exam- ple, after the network interface demultiplexes frames and passes those frames that con- tain IP datagrams ... IP module, the IP software extracts the datagram and demulti- plexes further based on the transport protocol. Figure 11.11 demonstrates demultiplex- ing at the Internet layer. A Demultiplexing

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... speed with messages of 256, 512, 1024, 2048, 4096, and 8192 bytes. Can you explain the results (hint: what is your network MTU)? 12.2 Why is the UDP checksum separate from the IP checksum? ... the IP header, assemble them into the pseudo-header format, and recompute the checksum. Sec. 12.5 UDP Pseudo-Header 201 SOURCE IP ADDRESS DESTINATION IP ADDRESS Figure 12.2 The 12 ... from IP. 12.8 UDP Multiplexing, Demultiplexing, And Ports We have seen in Chapter 11 that software throughout the layers of a protocol hierarchy must multiplex or demultiplex among multiple

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... multiple connections to share an endpoint. For example, we could add another connec- tion to the two listed above from machine (128.2.254.139) at CMU to the machine at Purdue: (128.2.254.139, ... (128.2.254.139, 1184) and (128.10.2.3, 53). It might seem strange that two connections can use the TCP port 53 on machine 128.10.2.3 simultaneously, but there is no ambiguity. Because TCP associates incom- ... times, TCP computes an elapsed time known as a sample round trip time or round trip sample. Whenever it obtains a new round trip sample, TCP adjusts its notion of the average round trip

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... round trip time is slightly longer than some multiple of T. Implementations of TCP that associate acknowledgements with the most recent re- transmission have been observed in a stable state with ... values in the table are equivalent to using y =2. 230 Reliable Stream Transport Service (TCP) Chap. 13 TCP recomputes the round trip estimate and resets the timeout accordingly. Experience ... successive packets arrive without retransmission. 10 2 8s 6s Time 4s 2s Reliable Stream Transport Service (TCP) Chap. 13 I I I I I I I I I I I) 10 20 30 40 50 60 70

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... A TCP Connection 23 7 13 .24 Initial Sequence Numbers 23 9 13 .25 Closing a TCP Connection 23 9 13 .26 TCP Connection Reset 24 1 13 .27 TCP State Machine 24 1 13 .28 Forcing Data Delivery 24 3 ... 22 .1 7 Obtaining And Setting The Internal Host Domain 427 22 .1 8 Socket Library Calls 427 22 .19 Network Byte Order Conversion Routines 428 22 .20 IP Address Manipulation Routines 429 ... 22 .21 Accessing The Domain Name System 431 22 .22 Obtaining Information About Hosts 4 32 22 .23 Obtaining Information About Networks 433 22 .24 Obtaining Information About Protocols 434 22 .25 ...

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... Speed Backbone (vBNS) 45 2. 11 Other Technologies Over Which TCPIIP Has Been Used 46 2. 12 Summary And Conclusion 50 Chapter 3 Internetworking Concept And Architectural Model Introduction ... class="bi x0 y0 w2 h4" alt=""

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... 22 .20 IP Address Manipulation Routines 429 22 .21 Accessing The Domain Name System 431 22 .22 Obtaining Information About Hosts 4 32 22 .23 Obtaining Information About Networks 433 22 .24 ... Addresses 422 22 . 12 Obtaining And Setting Socket Options 423 22 .13 Specifying A Queue Length For A Server 424 22 .14 How A Server Accepts Connections 424 22 .15 Servers That Handle Multiple Services ... 425 22 .16 Obtaining And Setting Host Names 426 22 .1 7 Obtaining And Setting The Internal Host Domain 427 22 .1 8 Socket Library Calls 427 22 .19 Network Byte Order Conversion Routines 428 ...

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... (SMTP) 518 27 .10 Mail Retrieval And Mailbox Manipulation Protocols 27 .1 1 The MIME Extension For Non-ASCII Data 522 27 . 12 MIME Multipart Messages 523 27 .13 Summary 524 Chapter 28 Applications: ... Wide Web (HTTP) 28 .1 Introduction 527 28 .2 Importance Of The Web 527 28 .3 Architectural Components 528 28 .4 Uniform Resource Locators 528 28 .5 An Example Document 529 28 .6 Hypertext ... Chapter 32 Internet Security And Firewall Design (IPsec) 32. 1 Introduction 58 1 32. 2 Protecting Resources 5 82 32. 3 Information Policy 583 32. 4 Internet Security 583 32. 5 IP Security (IPsec)...

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... because it allowed programmers to use TCPIIP protocols with little effort. Thus, it encouraged researchers to experiment with TCPm. The success of the TCP/ IP technology and the Internet among ... Technologies Other Books In the Internetworking Series from Douglas Comer and Prentice Hall Internetworking With TCP/ IP Volume 11: Design, Implementation, and Internals (with David Stevens), 3rd ... algorithm interacts with the Partridge-Kam exponential retransmission backoff algorithm and how routing updates interact with datagram forwarding. Internetworking With TCP/ IP Volume 111: Client-Server...

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... site that use TCP/ IP. 1 .2 Plot the growth of TCP/ IP technology and Internet access at your organization. How many computers, users, and networks were connected each year? 13 TCPm products ... operations. 1 .I 1 Organization Of The Text The material on TCPAP has been written in three volumes. This volume presents the TCPIIP technology, applications that use it, and the architecture ... research and development underlying the TCP/ IP protocols, and guides the evolution of the Internet. It decides which protocols are a required part of the TCPIIP suite and sets official policies....

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