KB KEDBYTE TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED
PART F  ·  VOLUME 3

Networks

Signals, addresses, names, routes and encryption -- worked throughout on one real network failure.

CHAPTERS IN THIS PART

23. Networking From Zero - Signals, Ethernet, MAC, ARP and DHCP

You will be able to say what a network actually is, and name the four jobs You will be able to explain how a bit becomes a voltage on copper, and why a...

24. IP Addresses, Private and Public, NAT and Carrier-Grade NAT

You will be able to say exactly what an IP address labels, and why it is not You will be able to convert any IPv4 address to binary by hand, and back...

25. DNS - From a Name to an Address

You will be able to explain why the internet needs a naming system at all, You will be able to draw the shape of the whole name space, and read...

26. Packets and Routing

You will be able to explain why data is chopped into small pieces at all, You will be able to draw a real packet, layer by layer, with byte counts,...

27. Traceroute Decoded - Reading Your Own Path

You will be able to explain why there is no "show me the route" command in You will be able to describe the time-to-live field exactly: how many bits...

28. TCP, Ports, and Why a Timeout Is Evidence

You will be able to say exactly what the internet's basic delivery service You will be able to explain TCP and UDP as two answers to the same problem,...

29. Why Mobile Data Worked, and the Diagnostic Method

You will be able to state the difference between "the site is down" and "I You will be able to give a one-line test that separates those two claims,...

30. How the Internet Was Built

You will be able to tell the story of long-distance messaging from signal You will be able to explain packet switching, and say honestly who invented...

31. Wireless - WiFi, Bluetooth, Cellular and GPS

You will be able to explain what a radio wave is and why an antenna has the You will be able to explain how information is put onto a wave, from simple...

32. TLS, HTTPS and the Web Stack

You will be able to write a complete HTTP request by hand, byte by byte, You will be able to name the three separate problems that TLS solves, and...

33. The OSI and TCP/IP Models, Retrofitted to Your Own Session

You will be able to say why networks are built in layers at all, what each You will be able to name all seven OSI layers, define each one, and say what...

34. Firewalls, VPNs, CDNs, IPv6 and the Gaps

You will be able to say exactly what `localhost`, `127.0.0.1` and `0.0.0.0` You will be able to explain the three port ranges, why ports below 1024 need...