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Networking Lab Manual Full BTech

The Networking Lab Manual outlines two experiments: the first focuses on identifying internal hardware components of a computer system, including the motherboard and CPU, while the second explores various network devices such as repeaters, hubs, switches, routers, and gateways. Each experiment includes aims, necessary apparatus, detailed procedures, and results demonstrating successful completion. The manual serves as a practical guide for B.Tech students in understanding computer hardware and networking concepts.

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Networking Lab Manual Full BTech

The Networking Lab Manual outlines two experiments: the first focuses on identifying internal hardware components of a computer system, including the motherboard and CPU, while the second explores various network devices such as repeaters, hubs, switches, routers, and gateways. Each experiment includes aims, necessary apparatus, detailed procedures, and results demonstrating successful completion. The manual serves as a practical guide for B.Tech students in understanding computer hardware and networking concepts.

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Networking Lab Manual - B.

Tech
Experiment - 1

Aim:
To study and identify internal hardware components of a computer system.

Apparatus (Software):
Computer system, Screwdriver set, Anti-static wrist strap.

Procedure:
1. Power off the system and unplug it.
2. Open the computer case using a screwdriver.
3. Identify components such as motherboard, RAM, CPU, hard drive, SMPS, etc.
4. Note down the specifications of each component.
5. Close the case and power on the system.

Result:
Successfully identified and studied the internal components of a computer system.
Experiment - 2

Aim:
Study of following Network Devices in Detail: Repeater, Hub, Switch, Bridge, Router,
Gateway

Apparatus (Software):
No software or hardware needed.

Procedure:
6. Repeater: Functions at the Physical Layer. It receives a signal and retransmits it at a
higher power to extend its range. Repeaters have two ports and are used to connect
only two devices.
7. Hub: A multiport repeater working at the Physical Layer (Layer 1). Connects multiple
Ethernet devices and acts as a single network segment.
8. Switch: A device working at the Data Link Layer (Layer 2) to connect and manage
network traffic between segments. Layer 3 switches can also route data.
9. Bridge: Connects network segments at Layer 2. Similar to switches but with fewer ports.
Uses IEEE 802.1D standard.
10. Router: Connects different networks and routes data based on IP addresses. Builds
routing tables to determine paths.
11. Gateway: A node connecting two different networks with different protocols. Performs
protocol conversion and interoperability tasks.

Result:
Understood the purpose and function of various network devices including router, switch,
hub, and gateway.

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