Thursday, 2 July 2015
Simple Local area network (LAN) Structure
Lan is basic concept for network , basically when configure any network we should know about the network transfer root and their prospect.
This Simple Lan Architecture is self explained diagram which help us to know the basic requirement to build a network.
STRUCTURE FOR NAT PROCESS
STRUCTURE FOR NAT PROCESS
Client on a Private Network Behind a Routing and Remote Access NAT Accessing a Resource over the Internet
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Client PCs
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Each client has a private IPv4 address configured on its network adapter. Clients need only a Web browser and access to a NAT-enabled router to be able to access the Web server across the Internet.
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Routing and Remote Access NAT-enabled router
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The NAT-enabled router has a private IP v4 address configured on its private interface, and a public IPv4 address configured on its Internet interface (in this example, a dial-up modem). The router has the optional Basic Firewall, DHCP allocator, and DNS proxy NAT components enabled. For more information, see “Optional NAT Subsystems.”
For a larger network, an administrator might also configure a more sophisticated firewall in addition to using Basic Firewall to protect the Internet interface of the NAT-enabled router and might use a DHCP server (required if the network has more than one segment) and a DNS server.
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Web server
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A Web server on the Internet provides resources needed by the client computers on the private network. Like all computers on the Internet, it has a public IPv4 address.
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