Networking-Devices-in-Computer-Networks
Networking-Devices-in-Computer-Networks
Devices in
Computer
Networks
Explore the essential networking devices that power modern computer
networks and enable seamless communication and connectivity.
3 Intelligent Forwarding
Switches use MAC addresses to intelligently forward data to the
appropriate destination device.
Hubs: Sharing
Network Connections,
Legacy Devices
Data Sharing Legacy Technology
Hubs provide a simple way to Hubs represent an older
connect multiple devices to a networking technology, often
network, allowing them to replaced by more efficient
share the same connection. switches in modern networks.
Limitations
Hubs lack advanced features like segmentation and intelligent
forwarding, leading to performance issues in large networks.
Bridges: Connecting and Filtering
Traffic Between LANs
Connectivity
Modems provide the essential link between a local network
and the global internet, enabling internet access.
Broadband
Modern modems support high-speed broadband
technologies like DSL and cable, delivering faster internet
speeds.
Firewalls: Protecting
Networks from Threats
1 Traffic Monitoring
Firewalls inspect all incoming and outgoing network traffic,
applying predefined security rules.
2 Access Control
Firewalls can block or allow specific types of traffic based on IP
addresses, ports, and protocols.
3 Threat Prevention
Firewalls protect networks from various cyber threats, including
unauthorized access, malware, and hacking attempts.
Conclusion: Key
Networking Devices
Recap
In this presentation, we have explored the essential networking devices
that power modern computer networks. From routers and switches to
firewalls and modems, each device plays a crucial role in facilitating
connectivity, security, and efficiency within the digital landscape.