MCIT - 102 INTERNET TECHNOLOGY

Unit 1 Protocols and architecture, Protocols, Characteristics, Functions, Need for

multiple protocols, Conceptual layers of multiple protocol software, Protocol layering

principles, Multiplexing and Demultiplexing.

Unit 2 Internet Protocol, Virtual network, Internet architecture and philosophy, Purpose

of the internet protocol, Internet diagram, Routing in an internet, table driven IP internet,

IP routing algorithm, Internet control message protocols (ICMP), Internet protocol

version 6, Features, Format, Source routing, Options, address space assignment, User

data gram protocol, Format of UDP messages, UDP encapsulation and protocol

layering.Transmission control protocol, Need for stream delivery, Properties of reliable

delivery service, Ports, Connections and pins, Window size and flow control - TCP

segment format, Acknowledgement, Timeouts, Robustness, Establishing and clearing

TCP connects.

Unit 3 Route discovery protocols, Core, peers, Gateway to gating algorithm (GGP),

Routing, Autonomous system concepts, Exterior gateway protocol, Routing information

protocol (RIP), The Hello protocol, Open shortest path first protocol (OSPF).Application

layer protocols, TELNET protocols, File transfer protocols (FTP), Simple mail transfer

protocol (SMTP), X-Window system protocol, Remote procedure call, Network file

system, proof to point protocol.

Unit 4 General structure of a network management product, Information extraction and

collection instruments, Monitoring principles, Instruments supporting physical network

management, Line monitors, Data scopes, network monitors, Instruments supporting

logical network management, Accounting packages, Application monitoring,

Communication monitors, Security monitors, LAN monitors.

Configuration management, Configuration management functions, Inventory

managements, Network topology services, Order processing and provisioning, Charge

management directory services.

Unit 5 Fault management, Processes and procedure, Fault management functions,

Performance management, Security management, accuracy management, Network

capacity planning.

Reference Books:

1. Uyless Black, TCP/IP and related protocols, McGraw Hill.

2. Udupa, Network Management System Essentials, McGraw Hill.

3. DE. Comer, Internetworking with TCP/IP Vol. I, Principles, Protocol, Arch., PHI

4. Kernel Terplan, Communication Network management, PHI

5. TCP/IP Protocol Suite, Forouzan, TMH