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EC5.

204 Communications & Controls in IoT

Networking Basics

Instructors: Sachin Chaudhari

Mar. 22, 2024


Block Diagram of Sensor Node

Till Now in Course

Communication

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[Leverage: Intro to IoT] To be smart, a thing doesn’t need to have super


storage or a supercomputer inside of it . All a thing has to do is connect
to super storage or to a super computer.
How does IoT work?

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IoT Network Setup

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edge
Main Reference
• [Kurose2012] J. Kurose and K. Ross, Computer
Networking, Pearson, 2012. (Newer Version?)
Some
Pieces of
Internet
The Internet is a computer network that
interconnects hundreds of millions of
computing devices throughout the
world
Few Internet Terminologies
• Host or end-devices
– computing devices connected to the internet
• Communication links
– Connect the different elements in the network
• Packet switches
– takes a packet arriving on one of its incoming communication
links and forwards that packet on one of its outgoing
communication links
– Most prominent
• Routers: Network core
• Link-layer switches: access network
• Route or Path
– The sequence of communication links and packet switches
traversed by a packet from the sending end system to the
receiving end system
• Internet service providers (ISPs)
Example of route
Communication Protocol Basics
Protocol
• A protocol defines the format and the order of
messages exchanged between two or more
communicating entities as well as the actions taken on
the transmission and/or receipt of a message or other
event. [Kurose2012]

[Kurose2012]

Analogy of human protocol and a computer network protocol


Internet protocol stack and OSI model

Application
Presentation Application
Session Transport
Transport Network
Network Link
Link Physical
Physical
Five-layer
Seven-layer Internet Protocol
Open Systems Interconnection stack
(OSI) model
Protocols Layers and Their Service Models
• A layered architecture allows us to discuss a well-
defined, specific part of a large and complex system.
• Provides modularity, making it much easier to change
the implementation of the service provided by the layer.
• As long as the layer provides the same service to the
layer above it and uses the same services from the layer
below it, the remainder of the system remains
unchanged when a layer’s implementation is changed.
Internet protocol stack: Toy Example
• Sending a courier from company branch in Hyderabad
to company branch in New York
– Application Layer: Individuals giving parcels
– Transport Layer: office boy or admin assistant
– Network Layer: Speed post/ Blue Dart (representative)
– Link Layer: Different drivers (and vehicles)
– Physical Layer: Road/Air/Water
Analogy: e-Commerce supply chain

https://blog.driv.in/en/customer-centric-logistics-amazons-supply-chain-success-case/
Encapsulation of data across layers

[Kurose2012]
Questions?
Internet Protocol Stack: Application Layer
• The application layer is where network applications
and their application-layer protocols reside
• Example of network applications: www, file sharing, text
chat, electronic commerce, instant messaging, video
chat

• The Application layer provides applications the ability to


access the services of the other layers and defines the
protocols that applications use to exchange data
• Many services: file transfer, web surfing, web chat, email
clients, virtual terminals, various file and data operations
• Protocol Examples: HTTP, SMTP, FTP, DNS, MQTT,
TelNet
Communication between Applications

Socket = API

• In network applications, programs/processes are


running on different end-systems or hosts and
communicating over host
• A process can be thought of as a program running within
an end system
Application Layer: Examples
Application Layer
Application layer protocols defines:
• Types of message exchanged, for example, request and
response messages
• Syntax of the various message types, such as the fields
in the message and how the fields are delineated
• The semantics of the field, that is, the meaning of the
information
• Rules for determining when and how a process sends
messages and responds to the messages
Example: HTTP request message

www.somechool.edu/page.html
Addressing Mechanism
• A host has one IP address
• How does the sending host identifies the receiving
process running in the receiving host?
• Port Number:
– Web server : port 80
– SMTP : port 25
Questions?
Internet protocol stack: Transport Layer

Application
Transport
Network
Link
Physical

Five-layer
Internet Protocol
stack
Internet Protocol Stack: Transport Layer
• It provides logical communication between application
processes running on different hosts
Internet Protocol Stack: Transport Layer
• It provides logical communication between application
processes running on different hosts
• Provides two transport protocols
– TCP (connection-oriented)
• provides reliability
• flow control
• congestion control
• Breaks long messages
• Application layer protocols using TCP: SMTP, HTTP, FTP
– UDP (connectionless)
• No frills service
• No reliability, no flow control, no congestion control
• Application layer protocols: IP telephony or video (Youtube, Skype)
• Multiplexing and demultiplexing of data
Multiplexing and Demultiplexing
TCP: Multiplexing and Demultiplexing
TCP: Use of IP and Port Addresses
TCP: Connection Oriented
TCP: Reliable data transfer

Use of ACK/NACK
TCP: Use of ACK
TCP: Congestion Control
TCP: Header
TCP: Dividing the packets
Internet Protocol Stack: Transport Layer
• Resides at the end-host!
Questions?

Class Ended Here!

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