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Lecture 1 | ||
Lecture 1 Introduction - Part1 Internet, Protocols Video 1 of 3 for this lecture. Prof. Anja Feldmann, PhD |
Goals, Terminology, Protocols, Nuts and bolts, ISPs, RFC, IETF, This video is part of the first lecture with technical content. We will take a first look on what the Internet is and what role protocols play. PLAY in online player with chapter marks! |
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Lecture 1 Introduction - Part2 Network Edge Video 2 of 3 for this lecture. Prof. Anja Feldmann, PhD |
Edge, Network, This video is part of the first lecture with technical content. In this video we will look at the Network edge and try to give you a feeling for the terminology. We will have more in-depth views later in the course. PLAY in online player with chapter marks! |
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Lecture 1 Introduction - Part3 The Network Core Video 3 of 3 for this lecture. Prof. Anja Feldmann, PhD |
The Core, Network Core, Routing, Forwarding, Queueing, Store-and-forward This video is part of the first lecture with technical content. We will look at the network core, why the Internet mostly uses packet switching and learn what role a Tier 1 provider plays. PLAY in online player with chapter marks! |
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Lecture 2 Introduction - Part4 Delay, loss, and throughput Video 1 of 2 for this lecture. Prof. Anja Feldmann, PhD |
delay, loss, throughput, performance This video is part of the first lecture with technical content. In this part we will take a closer look at Performance, namely: Delay, loss, and throughput. PLAY in online player with chapter marks! |
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Lecture 2 Introduction - Part5 Layers, History, Security Video 2 of 2 for this lecture. Prof. Anja Feldmann, PhD |
Layers, Service models, Security, History This video is the last part of the first lecture with technical content. We wil talk about protocol layers, service models, Security and the history of the Internet PLAY in online player with chapter marks! |
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Lecture 3 | ||
Lecture 3 Application Layer - Part1 Client-Server, Peer2Peer Video 1 of 4 for this lecture. Prof. Anja Feldmann, PhD |
Layers, Application Layer, Client-Server, Peer-to-Peer This video is the first of two parts on the Application Layer. We will take a look at different Methods of Communication, e.g., Client-Server and Peer-to-Peer, and talk about how processed fit into that scheme. PLAY in online player with chapter marks! |
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Lecture 3 Application Layer - Part2 Sockets, Layers, Protocols Video 2 of 4 for this lecture. Prof. Anja Feldmann, PhD |
Layers, Application Layer, Sockets, adressing sockets, transport protocols This video is the second of two parts on the Application Layer. We will talk about sockets, adressing themn, protocols, Internet transport protocols and transport service requirements of applications. PLAY in online player with chapter marks! |
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Lecture 3 Application Layer: HTTP Part 1 HTTP Basics Video 3 of 4 for this lecture. Prof. Anja Feldmann, PhD |
Layers, Application Layer, protocols, HTTP, protocols by example, HTTP messages, HTTP Request, HTTP Response This video is part of the lecture series on the Application Layer. It is the first of two videos on HTTP, the HyperTextTransferProtocol, within that series. We will look at the basic modes of operation of HTTP and also show some examples of using a telnet client to send HTTP requests. PLAY in online player with chapter marks! |
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Lecture 3 Application Layer: HTTP Part 2 HTTP Caching and Cookies Video 4 of 4 for this lecture. Prof. Anja Feldmann, PhD |
Layers, Application Layer, protocols, HTTP, protocols by example This video is part of the lecture series on the Application Layer. It is the second of two videos on HTTP within that series. It covers some of the 'advanced' features of HTTP, including how this stateless protocol can be used to handle state using cookies and how the most simple form of authentication works. PLAY in online player with chapter marks! |
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Lecture 4 | ||
Lecture 4 Application Layer: DNS The Domain Name System Oliver Gasser |
Layers, Application Layer, protocols, DNS, protocols by example, adresses, PTR, NS, MX, nameserver, dig This video is part of the lecture series on the Application Layer. We will talk about the largest distributed Database of the world, the DNS, often called the phone book of the Internet. PLAY in online player with chapter marks! |
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Lecture 5 Application Layer: CDNs Content Delivery Networks Video 1 of 2 for this lecture. Prof. Anja Feldmann, PhD |
Layers, Application Layer, protocols, DNS, CDN, Content Delivery, Content Distribution, Overlay Networks, Content, Application Mix In this video we will discuss Content Delivery Networks. Large Networks specialized on providing Content, like Videos, Operating System updates, etc, to a large number of users. We will also talk on what we mean, when talking about content. PLAY in online player with chapter marks! |
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Lecture 5 Application Layer: Email A look at SMTP, IMAP, POP3 Video 2 of 2 for this lecture. Balakrishnan Chandrasekaran, PhD |
Layers, Application Layer, protocols, Network Programming, Network Protocols, Email, e-mail, SMTP, IMAP, POP, POP3, mail, MUA, Mail User Agent, MTA, Mail Transfer Agent, MDA, Mail Delivery Agent E-mail is one of the oldest applications on the internet. But it's not just one protocol, it's several! We will take a dive into SMTP, the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, and talk about message access protocols like IMAP, the Internet Message Access Protocol, and POP3, the Post Office Protocol. PLAY in online player with chapter marks! |
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Lecture 6 Application Layer: Socket programming Network Application Basics Prof. Anja Feldmann, PhD |
Layers, Application Layer, protocols, Network Programming, Sockets, UDP, TCP, accept(), bind(), listen(), client, server, Network Protocols The basic building block of each and every network application, be it a ticketing system of a large airline or s simple chat server are network sockets. We will take a look on how you as a programmer use them and what abstractions are in place. You will get a first impression on what is needed to write a network application. This lecture is still part of the Application Layer. PLAY in online player with chapter marks! |
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Lecture 7 Transport Layer Intro and UDP Video 1 of 2 for this lecture. Prof. Anja Feldmann, PhD |
Layers, Transport Layer, UDP, User Datagram, Multiplexing, Ports, Sockets, Segments, PDU In this lecture we will take a look at the Transport Layer and UDP. We will revisit Sockets, Ports and dive right into UDP. PLAY in online player with chapter marks! |
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Lecture 7 Transport Layer: TCP - Part 1 TCP Part 1 of 3 Video 2 of 2 for this lecture. Prof. Anja Feldmann, PhD |
Layers, Transport Layer, TCP, Sequence Numbers, Segments, Header, RFC 793, RFC 1122, RFC 1323, RFC 2018, RFC 2581, In this video we will take a first look at TCP, it's header structure and Sequence Numbers. PLAY in online player with chapter marks! |
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