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1 Debian/GNU Linux Networking Basics of the Networking Károly Erdei October 15, 2014 Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 1/41
2 Agenda 1 Networks 2 Ethernet 3 Internet Protocol 4 TCP 5 DHCP 6 Check Network 7 Connecting PCs Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 2/41
3 Agenda 1 Networks 2 Ethernet 3 Internet Protocol 4 TCP 5 DHCP 6 Check Network 7 Connecting PCs Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 3/41
4 Network of Networks Internet Internetwork: Connects multiple WANs/LANs across the globe LANs/WANs connected to Internetworks by routers or gateways Each attached network may have different protocol Protocol = language spoken by computers on network Any computer in any network can communicate with any other computer in any other network independently of physical network technologies The Internet Communication based on higher level protocols A worldwide internetwork that uses the TCP/IP protocol suite It is a packet switching network (data will be splitted in packets) Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 4/41
5 Agenda 1 Networks 2 Ethernet 3 Internet Protocol 4 TCP 5 DHCP 6 Check Network 7 Connecting PCs Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 5/41
6 Ethernet MAC addresses MAC / physical / hardware Address each Ethernet station is given a single 48-bit unique MAC address is used both to specify the destination and the source of each data packet is six groups of two hexadecimal digits, separated by - or : first three octets identify the organization arbitrary but unique next three octets assigned by the organisation is used/valid only in LAN (network segment) technologies which use MAC address Ethernet, wireless networks, Bluetooth ARP - Address Resolution Protocol converst IP addresses to MAC addresses Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 6/41
7 Ethernet Frame Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 7/41
8 Ethernet - MAC address How to find a local MAC addresses Linux - command line with /sbin/ifconfig uhu:~> /sbin/ifconfig eth0 eth0 Link encap:ethernet HWaddr 00:16:41:16:6D:5D inet addr: Bcast: Mask: uhu:~> /sbin/ifconfig eth1 eth1 Link encap:ethernet HWaddr 00:16:6F:BA:3E:01 UP BROADCAST MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1... MS Windows - fastest way in DOS Window by means of ipconfig /all Linux - all units in the network segment arp -a (only one line listed as example): crutch.risc.uni-linz.ac.at ( ) at 00:16:35:37:5C:EC [ether] on eth0 Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 8/41
9 Ethernet - MAC address How to find a local MAC addresses - Linux with gnome-nettool Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 9/41
10 Agenda 1 Networks 2 Ethernet 3 Internet Protocol 4 TCP 5 DHCP 6 Check Network 7 Connecting PCs Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 10/41
11 IP - The Internet Protocol Features of IP No delivery guarantuees Connection-less Unreliable: packets may be lost, duplicated, reordered packets oriented defines IP addresses and routing in the network RFC - Request for Comments description of some feature, object, protocol, etc. in the Internet each RFC is the base to implement some feature of RFCs Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 11/41
12 IP Addressing RFC 1166: Internet Numbers An IP address is a 32 bit unsigned integer There exist billion IP addresses Representation in dotted decimal notation X.X.X.X ; Each X is a decimal number, a byte of the address Example: : Network classes (net.hosts): A(1:3), B(2:2) and C-class (3:1) Some addresses are reserved for special purposes net.0: the network address (not a particular host) default gateway: an address in this network: broadcast address: net : this host : loopback, localhost, lo (not sent across network, for testing local IP setup) Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 12/41
13 IP Datagram Structure Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 13/41
14 Routers and Gateways Features Router: a networking device a computer whose software and hardware are usually tailored to the tasks of routing and forwarding packets transfers packets only across networks using similar protocols contains a specialized operating system (e.g. Cisco s IOS) has multiple network connections Types of routers small units (DSL router) - ISPs big multiprocessor unit Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 14/41
15 Private Networks - Private IP Addresses The addresses, which can be used by everyone Private Internet Addresses May be used internally in any organization routers have to discard any packets with a private IP address in the IP header gives security for private networks they are not available from the Internet Networks Home network: (Cable/DSL router: ) Company network: Big Company network: Checking connections ping traceroute Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 15/41
16 Agenda 1 Networks 2 Ethernet 3 Internet Protocol 4 TCP 5 DHCP 6 Check Network 7 Connecting PCs Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 16/41
17 TCP - Transmission Control Protocol Transport layer services Connection oriented for data delivery first a connection must be established Same Order Delivery data will arrive in the same order it has been sent Reliable data transmission retransmit corrupted packages; error detection code, packet acknowledgement Byte orientation: not packages, but stream of byte sent Introducing the term port port addresses multiple entities on the same location Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 17/41
18 TCP - Ports The problem of the applications on a host to communicate more programs run on a computer sendmail, webserver, name server, ftp-, pop server, etc. Ports the computer has one unique IP address how to deal with the application, how to differ them introducing ports is the solution analogy: postal address as IP address; appartement number or name is the port number to each services in the Internet/Computer a port is assigned ports are identified by the port number see in Linux the /etc/services file for numbers/services allocation port number is a part of TCP packets header a program implement a service the program LISTEN on the port for a communication Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 18/41
19 TCP - Ports Unix port in /etc/services ftp-data 20/tcp ftp 21/tcp ssh 22/tcp # SSH Remote Login Proto telnet 23/tcp smtp 25/tcp mail whois 43/tcp nicname domain 53/tcp # name-domain server domain 53/udp finger 79/tcp www 80/tcp http # WorldWideWeb HTTP www 80/udp # HyperText Transfer Pro pop3 110/tcp pop-3 # POP version 3 imap2 143/tcp imap # Interim Mail Access P https 443/tcp # http protocol over TLS https 443/udp ftps 990/tcp telnets 992/tcp # Telnet over SSL imaps 993/tcp # IMAP over SSL pop3s 995/tcp # POP-3 over SSL Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 19/41
20 TCP - Transmission Control Protocol Example: Sending per smtp port (1) hu:~> telnet bullfinch 25 Trying Connected to bullfinch.risc.uni-linz.ac.at. Escape character is ^]. 220 bullfinch.risc.uni-linz.ac.at ESMTP Sendmail /8.13.8/Debian-3; Mon, 3 Nov :19: ; (No UCE/UBE) logging access from: i uhu37.risc.uni-linz.ac.at(ok)-ke@uhu37.risc.uni-linz.ac.at [ helo ich-bin-s 250 bullfinch.risc.uni-linz.ac.at Hello ke@uhu37.risc.uni-linz.ac.at [ ], pleased to meet you mail from: k.erdei@risc.uni-linz.ac.at k.erdei@risc.uni-linz.ac.at... Sender ok rcpt to: karoly.erdei@jku.at karoly.erdei@jku.at... Recipient ok Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 20/41
21 TCP - Transmission Control Protocol Example: Sending per smtp port (2) data 354 Enter mail, end with "." on a line by itself this is an sent by telnet 25 command from the laptop to the mail server bullfinch.risc... demonstrating how smtp works ma3ejqr Message accepted for delivery quit bullfinch.risc.uni-linz.ac.at closing connection Connection closed by foreign host. uhu:~> Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 21/41
22 TCP - Transmission Control Protocol Example: Downloading file from the WWW server Telnet to port 80 on the Web server hades:www!11> telnet www 80 Trying Connected to crow.risc.uni-linz.ac.at. Escape character is ^]. GET Hello! This is a test file. To get it per port access with telnet. It succeeded to get this file per port access from the web server. Great! Connection closed by foreign host. hades:www!12> Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 22/41
23 TCP Datagram Structure Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 23/41
24 IP Datagram Structure Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 24/41
25 Ethernet Frame Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 25/41
26 Agenda 1 Networks 2 Ethernet 3 Internet Protocol 4 TCP 5 DHCP 6 Check Network 7 Connecting PCs Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 26/41
27 DHCP - Dynamic Host Control Protocol Client - Server application DHCP Client - Server communication flow DHCP is used to obtain parameters necessary for IP networking client: broadcasts a DHCPDISCOVER request Asks for a DHCP server on the network segment Asks for a lease and for an IP address Lease: the length of time for the allocation is valid server: sends a DHCPOFFER message Checks if the MAC of client is registered Marks an IP from the spool client: broadcasts a DHCPREQUEST on the network The IP of the server is in the packet server: sends the client the data DHCPDATA Reservers the IP for the time of the lease Other servers delete the mark for the IP Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 27/41
28 DHCP - Dynamic Host Control Protocol DHCP server has a pool of IP addresses manages other network parameters for networking by client options are widely configurable checks the MAC of the client, if configured lease time is configurable (max;min) Client requests periodically Client has to request again before lease time is over a new IP or request the same IP By booting must suspend other processes without IP no network connection DHCP server is implemented in Home/DSL/Cable routers Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 28/41
29 DHCP - Dynamic Host Control Protocol DHCP Server data table Assigned data by DHCP server at RISC Network configurations parameter at RISC IP Address Lease Domain Name (risc.uni-linz.ac.at) Default Gateway address ( ) Name server IP address ( ) Name server IP address ( ) WINS servers (phoebe.risc.uni-linz.ac.at) WINS servers (samba-dc1.risc.uni-linz.ac.at) NTP servers (time.risc.uni-linz.ac.at) SMTP server (mail.risc.uni-linz.ac.at) POP server (pop.risc.uni-linz.ac.at) Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 29/41
30 NAT - Network Address Translation How NAT works general definition a technique that hides an entire address space, usually consisting of private network addresses (RFC 1918), behind a single IP address in another, (often) public address space. implemented in a router - connected to private/public network uses translation tables to map/remap the addresses translation table are created by the outgoing requests rewrites the outgoing IP packets as sent from the router Assigns to each connection a different source port NAT introduces complications in communication, performance it has to rewrite checksum, reassemble packets, fragment them again, etc. The NAT box - the Internet router Cable/DSL router: a firewall is always integrated Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 30/41
31 Agenda 1 Networks 2 Ethernet 3 Internet Protocol 4 TCP 5 DHCP 6 Check Network 7 Connecting PCs Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 31/41
32 Checking Network Connections gnome-nettool, ping, remote Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 32/41
33 Checking Network Connections gnome-nettool, traceroute Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 33/41
34 Network Connections - Active Services gnome-nettool, netstat Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 34/41
35 Network Connections - portscan gnome-nettool, local Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 35/41
36 Agenda 1 Networks 2 Ethernet 3 Internet Protocol 4 TCP 5 DHCP 6 Check Network 7 Connecting PCs Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 36/41
37 Connecting Computers to the Network General remarks Connecting automatically by DHCP the most confortable solution if DHCP server is available for the domain, for the LAN segment if the DHCP server is not restricted to known hosts the hardware address (MAC address) of ethernet/wireless interface needed for access Connecting manually with fixed IP address this solution always works (local help (IP) needed) needs more knowledge about the OS, configuration files, etc. the only possibility if no DCHP server available Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 37/41
38 Connecting Computers to the Network Using DHCP Linux Configuration with network-admin - root access necessary Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 38/41
39 Connecting Computers to the Network by DHCP for MS Windows Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 39/41
40 Connecting Computers to the Network The Name Server Configuration in Linux with network-admin Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 40/41
41 End of Network Basics Thanks for your attention! Károly Erdei Debian/GNU Linux Networking 41/41
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