Computer Networks-I Laboratory
Subject Overview
The practical companion to Computer Networks-I, covering networking hardware and cabling, LAN topology creation, TCP/IP configuration on Windows and Linux, resource sharing, class A/B/C network design, subnetting, dynamic IP configuration, network troubleshooting commands, Hamming distance computation, FTP server/client setup and proxy server configuration. A 1-credit core lab paper.
Unit-wise Syllabus
1 units — click WhatsApp below to get the full notes for each
Unit 1: Network setup, configuration and troubleshooting
Networking components and devices (LAN adapters, hubs, switches, routers), transmission media and tools (coaxial, UTP, crimping tool, connectors), straight/cross cable preparation, LAN topology creation, TCP/IP configuration in Windows and Linux, resource sharing (file/printer), class A/B/C network design and subnet planning, dynamic IP configuration, troubleshooting with ping/ipconfig, Hamming distance computation, FTP server/client installation, proxy server configuration, network simulation tools