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GeezerVison is showing howdoesinternetwork.com — Protocols – All great networking protocols arranged and explained

In this part we will be focused on explaining what are the protocols and what protocols we use in our networks. It will list what is done behind the curtains in order to load a webpage on our computer and what rules does our network device follows to be able to speak across the internet with a totally different device.

The first thing to know is that there are a bunch of protocols, not only one, and that every protocol has a bunch of rules inside. Just follow this link and get to know more.

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All Protocols:

General knowledge about Protocols:
7. Application layer: 
  • PNRP the New DNS – Peer Name Resolution Protocol
  • BGP – Border Gateway Protocol
  • DHCP – Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
  • FTP – File Transfer Protocol
  • Gopher
  • IMAP – Internet Message Access Protocol
  • IRC – Internet Relay Chat Protocol
  • LDAP – Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
  • Netconf
  • NNTP – Network News Transfer Protocol
  • NTP – Network Time Protocol
  • POP – Post Office Protocol
  • RPC – Remote Procedure Call
  • RTP – Real-time Transport Protocol
  • SMPP – Short Message Peer-to-Peer
  • SIP – Session Initiation Protocol
  • XMPP – Extensible Messaging & Presence Protocol
  • SSI – Simple Sensor Interface protocol
  • SPDY – reducing web page load time protocol
  • SMTP – Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
  • DNS – Domain Name System
  • HTTP – Hypertext Transfer Protocol – What is HTTP Protocol used for?
6. Presentation layer: 
  • MIME – Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
5. Session layer: 
  • SAP – Session Announcement Protocol
  • NetBIOS
4. Transport layer: 
  • Static Route Load Balance
  • Nagle’s algorithm
  • MPTCP – Multipath TCP
  • DCCP – Datagram Congestion Control Protocol
  • Port Numbers – How does Transport layer identifies the Conversations
  • UDP – User Datagram Protocol
  • TCP – Transmission Control Protocol
  • TCP and UDP port numbers – complete list
3. Network layer: 
  • Static Route Load Balance
  • BGP communities
  • VXLAN – Virtual Extensible LAN
  • Redundant Default Gateway solutions in IPv4 networks
  • ICMP – Internet Control Message Protocol
  • IPv6 Anycast Address type
2. Data link layer: 
  • IPv6 Generated with EUI-64 Has a Strange Bit Inside
  • Link Aggregation – LACP Protocol
  • MACSec – Media Access Control Security
  • Proxy ARP
  • L2TP – Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol
  • ISL Inter-Switch Link Protocol – Trunking or Frame Tagging protocol
  • LLDP – Link Layer Discovery Protocol
  • CDP – Cisco Discovery Protocol
  • NDP – Neighbor Discovery Protocol
1. Physical layer: 
  • WoL – Wake On LAN
  • TCAM and CAM memory usage inside networking devices
 About Protocols: 
  • BGP dampening – punishment for unstable BGP prefixes
  • Port Numbers – How does Transport layer identifies the Conversations
  • Dynamic Routing Protocols
  • OSI model – Get to know networking with 7 layer model
  • What is a protocol?
  • Voice protocols – VoIP protocols
  • PNRP Name Resolution – How it works?
  • IPSec
  • TCP and UDP port numbers – complete list

Tunneling Protocols:

  • What is the difference between tunnel | transport mode in IPsec
  • VXLAN – Virtual Extensible LAN
  • L2TP – Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol
  • VPN – What is VPN and how it works?

 
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