GMetrix Networking Unit 1 - Networking Fundamentals

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Learn about the fundamentals of networking and how devices connect to one another.

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Extranet

An internal secure network with limited, authenticated public access

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Virtual machines provide an area…

to test apps and features without risking a host operating system

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Virtual machines are software-based, fully functional instances of…

an operating system inside a hypervisor

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Virtual machines allow users to run…

multiple operating systems in one

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Types of VPN connection include…

site-to-site connection and remote-to-site connection

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In site-to-site connection…

2 businesses or 2 locations within a network can connect to each other

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In remote-to-site connection…

a business or location outside a network connects to one within a network

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When using the Remote Desktop Connection tool…

a remote user is given TOTAL control over a device

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Also, when using the Remote Desktop Connection tool…

other users cannot view the remote user’s actions on the device and they cannot seize control until the connection is broken. The remote user is the only one that can do anything on this machine.

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As a safety measure before the remote user can access the device using the RDC tool…

they must first provide/input the proper credentials

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Internet

World’s largest public network and offers many ways to connect to a vast amount of information

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Intranet

An intranet is a website that is internal to a business and not seen by the public.

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If you have an intranet and decide to allow some members from outside an organization into the intranet…

you technically have an extranet

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Two basic types of networks

Peer-to-peer and client-sever

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Peer-to-peer

Most home and small office networks

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Peer-to-peer networks have…

no central device managing and storing users, files, and folders

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Every device on a peer-to-peer network is its own server…

because every device is responsible for managing access to its own resources (mostly files and folders)

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Client-server

Network present in many medium to large-sized businesses

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A client-server network has…

a central server that hosts all the user accounts, devices, and permissions for the users and devices

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Active Directory is…

the server piece in a Windows-based client-server network

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3 Main Data Transmission Types

Unicast, multicast, and broadcast

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Unicast

Data is transmitted from one device to another

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Mutlicast

One device transmits data to a selected group of devices

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Broadcast

A device transmits data to every other device on its network

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Important networking devices

Switches, routers, cables (important to also know types of cables)

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IoT Device (Internet of Things Device)

A device that can be controlled remotely, often through a smartphone app or something similar

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An example of an IoT Device is…

a thermostat that can be programmed remotely using an app

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Hypervisor

A tool that manages physical resources for virtual machines

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Microsoft’s hypervisor

Hyper-V manager

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The job of the hypervisor for Windows is…

to manage how virtual machines handle physical system resources (if virtual machines are present). The hypervisor needs to get the physical RAM needed for a virtual machines.

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Ubuntu

Linux operating system

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Type II Hypervisor

A hypervisor that sits within an operating system, such as Windows 10 Pro

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Example of Type II Hypervisor

Hyper-V manager

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Type I Hypervisor examples

vSphere and Citrix XenServer

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Type I Hypervisor (also known as bare-metal hypervisors)

A hypervisor that runs on its own operating system

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A virtual machine is encompassed…

within a hypervisor

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Most hypervisors have some type of virtual switch manager, such as

Hyper-V manager

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The virtual switch manager can help set up…

a testing network for virtual machines

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External virtual switch…

gives the virtual machines using this switch access to whatever the host PC has access to (if the host PC has internet access, the virtual machines also have internet access)

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Internal virtual switch

virtual machines on this switch only have access to each other and the host machine

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Private virtual switch

virtual machines will only have access to each other

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A best practice is…

to keep testing networks isolated

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After creating a virtual switch…

they are assigned to network adapters on virtual machines

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Remote access method for networking includes…

virtual private networks (VPNs)

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VPN

a private network that uses a public network, usually the internet, to transmit data from a source to a destination

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Remote-to-site VPN connection

Using a windows monitor to connect to a business network

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Server address of a VPN might look like

vpn.rusticgolfcourse.net

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Types of VPNs (types of encryption connection)

Automatic, Point to Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP), L2TP/IPsec with certificate, L2TP/IPsec with pre-shared key, Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol (SSTP), IKEv2

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Both site-to-site VPNs and remote-to-site VPNs require…

a form of user authentication to access the network

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Site-to-site VPN connection

2 businesses or 2 locations within a network are connected to each other

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When using the Remote Desktop Connection tool…

the user is typically required to enter the IP address of the device they’re connecting to, and then enter the credentials of the device (this could be a password)

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Windows has something called Remote Assistance, which allows…

one to see what someone is doing when connected to a machine

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Some remote tools allow for…

passing control of a device back and forth between the person on a device and the person remoted into the device.