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Ethernet is the most common communication protocol standard adopted by existing local area networks today. The standard defines the local area network
(LAN) cable type and signal processing method used in. Ethernet connects devices with
10~100Mbps rate to transmit information packets, twisted pair cable 10 BaseT Ethernet due to its low cost,
High reliability and 10Mbps rate have become the most widely used Ethernet technology. Direct expansion wireless
The Ethernet can reach 11Mbps, and the products provided by many manufacturers can use common software protocols to communicate
Letter, openness is the best.
△ Ethernet connection
Topology:
Bus type: less cables required, low price, high management cost, it is not easy to isolate fault points, and use shared
Access mechanism can easily cause network congestion. In the early days of Ethernet, bus-type topology was mostly used, and coaxial cable was used as
As the transmission medium, the connection is simple, and usually no dedicated network equipment is required in a small-scale network, but because of it
The inherent defects have been gradually replaced by a star network with hubs and switches as the core.
Star type: easy to manage, easy to expand, need dedicated network equipment as the core node of the network, need more
The network cable has high requirements for the reliability of the core equipment. Use dedicated network equipment (such as hubs or switches) as
As the core node, each host in the LAN is connected to the core node through a twisted pair cable, which forms a star
Type structure. Although the star network requires more cables than the bus type, the wiring and connectors are cheaper than the bus type.
. In addition, the star topology can easily expand the network to a large scale by cascading, so
To a wide range of applications, it is adopted by most of the Ethernet.
Transmission medium:
Ethernet can use a variety of connection media, including coaxial cable, twisted pair and optical fiber. Among them, twisted pair is mostly used for
The connection from the host to the hub or switch, and the optical fiber is mainly used for the cascade between the switches and the switch to the road
The point-to-point link between devices. Coaxial cable, as the main connection medium in the early days, has gradually become obsolete.
Working mode of the interface:
The Ethernet card can work in two modes: half-duplex and full-duplex.
Half-duplex: Half-duplex transmission mode realizes the detection of multiple access conflicts with Ethernet carrier monitoring. The traditional shared LAN is
Working in half-duplex, only a single direction of data can be transmitted at the same time. When the data in both directions are at the same time
During transmission, conflicts will occur, which will reduce the efficiency of Ethernet.
Full-duplex: Full-duplex transmission uses a point-to-point connection. There is no conflict in this arrangement because they use twisted pair
Two independent lines in the middle, which is equivalent to increasing the bandwidth without installing a new medium. For example, between the stations in the above example
A parallel railroad track was added, allowing two trains to pass in both directions at the same time. In duplex mode, conflict detection
The circuit is not available, so each duplex connection uses only one port for point-to-point connection. of standard Ethernet
The transmission efficiency can reach a bandwidth of 50% to 60%, and the duplex provides 100% efficiency in both directions.
△ The working principle of Ethernet
Ethernet adopts the carrier frame listening multiple access (CSMA/CD) mechanism with collision detection. Nodes in Ethernet
You can see all the information sent in the network, so we say that Ethernet is a broadcast network. Ethernet
The working process is as follows:
When a host in the Ethernet wants to transmit data, it will proceed as follows:
1. Whether there is any signal being transmitted on the frame listening channel. If there is, it indicates that the channel is busy, and continue to frame listening
Until the channel is free.
2. If there is no frame to hear any signal, then transmit data
3. Continue to listen to the frame during transmission. If a conflict is found, the backoff algorithm will be executed, and after a random wait for a period of time, restart it.
Perform step 1 (When a conflict occurs, the computer involved in the conflict will send a congestion sequence to warn all
node)
4. If no conflict is found, the transmission is successful, and the computer will return to the frame listening channel state.
Note: Each computer is only allowed to send one packet at a time, all computers before trying to send data again
, Must wait 9.6 microseconds (running at 10Mbps) after the last transmission.
△ Frame structure
Overview of the Ethernet frame:
The Ethernet frame is the encapsulation of the data link layer, and the data packet of the network layer is added with the frame header and the frame end to be able to be counted.
According to the data frame (framing) recognized by the link layer. Although the number of bytes used in the frame head and frame tail is fixed, but
Depending on the size of the encapsulated data packet, the length of the Ethernet is also changing, and its range is 64 to 1518 bytes (
Do not count the 8-byte preamble).
△ Conflict/Conflict Domain
Collision: In Ethernet, when two data frames are sent to the physical transmission medium at the same time, they are finished
When all or part of them overlap, a data conflict occurs. When a conflict occurs, the data on the physical network segment no longer has
effect.
Collision domain: every node in the same collision domain can receive all sent frames.
Factors affecting conflict: conflict is an important factor affecting the performance of Ethernet. Due to the existence of conflict, transmission
When the load of the traditional Ethernet exceeds 40%, the efficiency will drop significantly. There are many reasons for conflict, such as the same
The greater the number of nodes in the conflict domain, the greater the possibility of conflict. In addition, such as the length of the data packet
(The maximum frame length of Ethernet is 1518 bytes), the diameter of the network and other factors will also affect the occurrence of conflicts. In
Therefore, when the scale of Ethernet increases, measures must be taken to control the spread of conflicts. The usual way is to make
The network is segmented by bridges and switches, and a large collision domain is divided into several small collision domains.
△ Broadcast/Broadcast Domain
Broadcast: In network transmission, sending a message to all connected nodes is called broadcasting.
Broadcast domain: The collection of all devices in the network that can receive broadcast frames sent by any device.
The difference between broadcast and broadcast domain: broadcast network means that all nodes in the network can receive the transmitted data frame, not
Regarding whether the frame is sent to these nodes. Although the host of the non-destination node receives the data frame, it does not process it.
Broadcasting refers to the data flow composed of broadcast frames. These broadcast frames use the broadcast address (each bit of the address is "
1”) is the destination address, which tells all computers in the network to receive this frame and process it.
△ Shared Ethernet
The typical representative of shared Ethernet is the bus-type network using 10Base2/10Base5 and the hub (hub )
Device) as the core star network. In the Ethernet that uses a hub, the hub centralizes many Ethernet devices
To a central device, these devices are connected to the same physical bus structure in the hub. basically
In other words, there is no fundamental difference between the hub-based Ethernet and the original bus-based Ethernet.
The working principle of the hub:
The hub does not process or check the traffic on it, only by repeatedly distributing the signal received by one port to its
Other ports to expand the physical medium. All devices connected to the hub share the same medium, as a result, they also
Share the same collision domain, broadcast and bandwidth. Therefore, the hub and the equipment connected to it form a single punch
Abrupt domain. If a node sends out a broadcast message, the hub will broadcast the broadcast to all connected to it
Node, so it is also a single broadcast domain.
The working characteristics of the hub:
Hubs are mostly used for small-scale Ethernet. Because hubs generally use external power (active), they receive
The signal is amplified. In some cases, hubs are also called "multi-port repeaters."
Hubs, like repeaters, are network devices that work at the physical layer.
Disadvantages of shared Ethernet: Since all nodes are connected in the same collision domain, no matter where a frame comes from
Wherever it is coming or going, all nodes can receive this frame. As the number of nodes increases, a large number of conflicts will
Lead to a sharp decline in network performance. And the hub can only transmit one data frame at the same time, which means that the hub
All ports must share the same bandwidth.
△ Switched Ethernet
Exchange structure:
In switched Ethernet, the switch determines that the data frame should be sent to the switch according to the MAC address in the received data frame.
Which port. Because the frame transmission between the ports is shielded from each other, the node does not worry about the frames being sent by itself.
Whether it will conflict with frames sent by other nodes when passing through the switch.
Why use a switched network instead of a shared network:
·Reduce conflicts: The switch isolates conflicts on each port (each port is a conflict domain) to avoid
The proliferation of conflicts.
·Improve bandwidth: each node connected to the switch can use all the bandwidth, instead of sharing by each node
bandwidth.
△ Ethernet switch
The working principle of the switch:
·The switch establishes the mapping between the address and the switch port according to the source MAC address in the received data frame, and writes it as
Into the MAC address table.
·The switch compares the destination MAC address in the data frame with the established MAC address table to determine which
Port for forwarding.
·If the destination MAC address in the data frame is not in the MAC address table, it will be forwarded to all ports. This process is called
It is flooding.
·Broadcast frames and multicast frames are forwarded to all ports.
The three main functions of the switch:
·Learning: The Ethernet switch understands the MAC address of the device connected to each port, and maps the address to the corresponding port.
It is stored in the MAC address table in the switch cache.
· Forwarding/Filtering: When the destination address of a data frame is mapped in the MAC address table, it is forwarded to the connection
The port of the destination node instead of all ports (if the data frame is a broadcast/multicast frame, it is forwarded to all ports).
Elimination of loops: When the switch includes a redundant loop, the Ethernet switch uses the spanning tree protocol to avoid back
The generation of roads allows the existence of backup paths at the same time.
The working characteristics of the switch:
·The network segment connected to each port of the switch is an independent conflict domain.
·The devices connected to the switch are still in the same broadcast domain, that is to say, the switch does not isolate the broadcast (only
One exception is in environments equipped with VLANs).
·The switch forwards according to the information in the frame header, so it is said that the switch is a network device working at the data link layer
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