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    This document discusses enterprise network routing and security implementation using IPv4 and IPv6. It covers networking concepts like topologies, IP addressing, routing protocols including RIP, EIGRP, and OSPF. Networking devices like routers and switches are explained along with their functions. IPv4 and IPv6 versions are compared. The document is intended to provide an overview of networking architecture, requirements, advantages, and configuration for enterprise networks.

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    This document discusses enterprise network routing and security implementation using IPv4 and IPv6. It covers networking concepts like topologies, IP addressing, routing protocols including RIP, EIGRP, and OSPF. Networking devices like routers and switches are explained along with their functions. IPv4 and IPv6 versions are compared. The document is intended to provide an overview of networking architecture, requirements, advantages, and configuration for enterprise networks.

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    Enterprise network routing and security

    implementation using ipv4 and ipv6

    Presented By:
    Shahneel Musharraf F2020266155
    Tayyab Saleem F2020266177
    Ahmad Raza F2020266182
    NETWORKING
    This project based on networking architecture
    Networking is basically communication between two or more than two
    network devices by using any transmission media.

    REQUIREMENTS OF NETWORKING
    Minimum two computers with NIC.
    Transmission media
    Networking operating system.
    ADVANTAGES OF NETWORKING.
     data sharing.
    Resource sharing.
    Time sharing.
    Fast speed.
    CONFIGURATION OF NETWORKING.
    LAN
    MAN
    WAN
    NETWORKING DEVICES
    use in our project
    ROUTERS:
    It is a device which can be used to connect different network and act as
    a safety barrier between segments.

    Working on network layer.

    Working on logical address.


    SWITCHES:
     It is used to connect many nodes into the network.

    Working on full duplex mode.

    Working on data link layers of OSI model.


    TOPOLOGY
    A way to manage your computer that how they are connected in a
    network

    TYPES OF TOPOLOGY
    Bus topology
    Ring topology
    Star topology
    Mesh topology
    IP ADDRESS
    Every device in a network identifies
    a unique number is called ip address.

    It is a universal protocol.

    This is originally developed by IANA.


    than it is converted into IETF in 2003.
    IP VERSIONS

    IPV4 IPV6
     32 bit address
     128 bit address
    4 octal
     8 quartet
    Devide by classes
     each quartet has
    Older version
    4 heaxadigit
     each hexadigit is 4
    bit
    ROUTING
    The routing is used for taking a packet from one device and sending it
    through the network to another devices of different network.
    Types of Routing
    Default routing Static routing Dynamic routing

    Default routing A network Protocols are


    is done by stub administrator used to dynamic
    network and stub manually set of routing like:- RIP,
    network is a only routing table of EIGRP, OSPF.
    one exiting the router
    interface.
    RIP
    RIP means routing information
    protocol.
    It is open standard protocol.
    Distance vector routing protocol.
    Working on BELMON FORD
    algorithm.
    RIP VERSIONS
    RIPV1 RIPV2
    • Classful • Classless
    • It does not • Support VLSM
    support VLSM.
    • Broadcast • Multicast
    •It does not • Support manual
    support manual route
    route summarization.
    summarization.
    EIGRP
    EIGRP means enhance interial gateway
    routing protocol.
    Working on CISCO property.
    Hybrid kind of protocol.
    Working on diffusing algorithm.
    Working on primary and secondary path.
    OSPF
    OSPF means open shortest path first.
    It is open standard routing protocol.
    Link state routing protocol.
    Working on dijkastra algorithm.
    Classless routing protocol.

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