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Internetworking
Chapter 4
Internetworking protocols (IP, ARP, DHCP, ICMP, VPN)
Routing, Naming, Addressing
Global Internet (+PD Section 9.1 for Name Service)
CS/ECE 438
? Robin Kravets, UIUC - Spring 2007
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The Big Picture
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you are here
CS/ECE 438
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Topics
Overview of the Internet
Internet Routing
Message formats, topology, history,
interconnection
Delivery models: Unicast, Multicast, Anycast
Forwarding (MTU, tunneling/VPNs), ICMP
Network management (TE)
Internet Addressing/Naming
CS/ECE 438
DNS, NAT; ARP, DHCP; Mobility
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Overview of the Internet
CS/ECE 438
? Robin Kravets, UIUC - Spring 2007
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What is the Internet?
30,925 ISPs, 2,600,000 routers, 289,989
subnets, 625,226,456 hosts
Rich array of systems and protocols
ISPs compete for business, hide private
information, end-hosts misbehave, complex
failure modes, cross-dependencies and
oscillations
Yet everyone must cooperate to ensure
reachability
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Relies on complex interactions across multiple
systems and protocols
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