Cisco - Network Fundamentals - CCNA COURSE part 1 (Communicating over the Network)
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<h1>CCNA NETWORK FUNDAMENTALS - PART 1</h1>  As Said different times one of my focal point as Witness is to transfer my Knowledge as System Engineer and Network Specialist. So this is the first article of the technical course. <h1>INTRODUCTION</h1> The Cisco CCNA is an important certification to provide technical skills to users around the world. The Cisco CCNA Network Fundamentals gives and explain concepts about: - Networking - Technologies - Protocols - Devices To simulate Labs is necessary a software simulator made by Cisco Lab and called Packet Tracer  [source](https://play.google.com)  <h1>LAN, WAN</h1> Networks come in many size and can be divided with this differences: - size of area covered - number of users connected - types of services available <h2>LAN</h2> A Local Area Network (LAN) is a group of devices and users under the control of Local admistration. It means all end devices/users are geographically close togheter to have the same purpose in an organization. Usually a LAN covers the entire local area of a Company. <h2>WAN</h2> A Wide Area Network (WAN) is a network used to connect different LAN geographically far apart. Thi is the case of a Company that has Office in different cities.  [source](http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net)  <h1>PROTOCOLS</h1> All communication is managed by specified rules called *protocols* <h2>NETWORK PROTOCOLS</h2> To permit devices communication on a network, they must follow different protocols that perform many tasks. The protocols define: - format of the messages (how much data) - source and destination - the method to handle informations - when process start and terminate on hosts <h2>COMMON PROTOCOLS</h2> The Telecommunications Industries works to write common protocols. So there are two organizations that standardize the networking protocols: - IEEE - IETF Different Protocols work togheter to permit a network communication.  [source](http://computernetworkingonlinehelp.com)  <h1>TCP/IP vs ISO/OSI</h1> <h2>TCP/IP</h2> The TCP/IP model defines the communication between this protocols: - Application (example HTTP) - Transport (Transmission control - TCP) - Internet (Internetwork Protocol - IP) - Network Access (Data-link transmission) The rules and implementations of the TCP/IP model were developed and written into the RFC documents. <h2>ISO/OSI</h2> The OSI model, provides an abstract descrription of the network communication process. Developed by the ISO to provide a road map for nonproprietary protocol. The ISO/OSI model defines the communication between this layers: Layer 7: Application Layer 6: Presentation Layer 5: Session Layer 4: Transport Layer 3: Network Layer 2: Data Link Layer 1: Physical  [source](http://www.highteck.net)  <h4>In the next Chapter we will speak about the Application Layer Functionality. so stay connected to me!!!</h4>  <h2>If you think what I'm doing is something you like, please UPVOTE ME AS WITNESS on this portal:</h2> https://steemit.com/~witnesses  <h4>And [JOIN](https://discord.gg/cX3KvsY) on my discord channel. Best Regards @yanosh01</h4> 