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1 Internet Topology and Terminology Rick Lamb German Valdez Bill Woodcock
2 Introductions
3 Introductions Rick Lamb: DNSSEC program manager at the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, IANA. Previously the Internet guy at the U.S. Department of State.
4 Introductions Rick Lamb: DNSSEC program manager at the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, IANA. Previously the Internet guy at the U.S. Department of State. German Valdez: Communications area manager at the Asia- Pacific Network Information Center, APNIC. Previously at the Latin American and Caribbean Network Information Center and NIC Mexico.
5 Introductions Rick Lamb: DNSSEC program manager at the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, IANA. Previously the Internet guy at the U.S. Department of State. German Valdez: Communications area manager at the Asia- Pacific Network Information Center, APNIC. Previously at the Latin American and Caribbean Network Information Center and NIC Mexico. Bill Woodcock: Research director at Packet Clearing House, ARIN board member, and past network architect at Zocalo, a global ISP based in California.
6 What is the Internet? Introductions
7 What is the Internet? Introductions
8 What is the Internet? Introductions
9 What is the Internet? Introductions
10 Introductions What is the Internet? Internet: The network of networks. The propernoun, capital-i Internet is the network of all networks which provide global end-to-end Internet Protocol connectivity between their nodes. internet: Any set of interconnected networks. A lower-case-i internet doesn t necessarily use Internet Protocols, nor need it be interconnected with the Internet. No longer in widespread use.
11 How the Internet Works Rick Lamb Bill Woodcock
12 Web Browsing: An Example When we type a URL, or Uniform Resource Locator, into a browser window, how does the Internet provide us with a web page?
13 Web Browsing: An Example When we type a URL, or Uniform Resource Locator, into a browser window, how does the Internet provide us with a web page?
14 Web Browsing: An Example When we type a URL, or Uniform Resource Locator, into a browser window, how does the Internet provide us with a web page? Uniform Resource Locator: A URL consists of a scheme or protocol by which a resource can be contacted or retrieved, followed by an address or network location. In addition to web pages, URLs can encode addresses for , voice and video communications, and other network resources.
15 Extracting the Domain Name from the URL The URL contains a domain name which will is our computer s clue where to find the web page we re looking for.
16 Extracting the Domain Name from the URL The URL contains a domain name which will is our computer s clue where to find the web page we re looking for. HTTP, or HyperText Transfer Protocol, is an IETF standard for transporting web pages and other objects across the Internet.
17 Extracting the Domain Name from the URL The URL contains a domain name which will is our computer s clue where to find the web page we re looking for. The fully-qualified domain name identifies the location on the Internet where this web page can be found.
18 Parsing the Domain Name That domain name, in turn, consists of several parts.
19 Parsing the Domain Name That domain name, in turn, consists of several parts. org is a generic top level domain or gtld which is available for the use of noncommercial organizations anywhere in the world.
20 Parsing the Domain Name That domain name, in turn, consists of several parts. isoc in the second level of this domain name is identifying an organization which possesses its own named domain.
21 Parsing the Domain Name That domain name, in turn, consists of several parts. www in the third level of this domain name, as read rightto-left, is identifying a named service, in the case, a World Wide Web service.
22 Parsing the Domain Name That domain name, in turn, consists of several parts, but our computer doesn t know, or need to know, the difference between these parts. It treats the domain name as a single string.
23 Parsing the Domain Name That domain name, in turn, consists of several parts, but our computer doesn t know, or need to know, the difference between these parts. It treats the domain name as a single string. Top Level Domain: The most common types of TLDs are Generic and Country Code. gtlds like.com,.net, and.org, are available globally, while cctlds like.ar (Argentina) and.za (South Africa) are administered nationally. New top level domains are formed through an ICANN administrative process.
24 Parsing the Domain Name That domain name, in turn, consists of several parts, but our computer doesn t know, or need to know, the difference between these parts. It treats the domain name as a single string. Top Internationalized Level Domain: Domain The most Names: common But what types if of a TLDs name contains are Generic accented and characters, Country or Code. is written gtlds in like.com,.net, and.org, are available globally, while cctlds representation like.ar of (Argentina) other languages and.za in (South some Africa) secondlevel domains nationally. today, and New will top likely level be domains possible are in are administered formed top-level through domains an in ICANN the future. administrative process. a non-roman script? IDNs allow faithful
25 Resolving the Domain Name to an Internet Address Just like the user of a 20th-century telephone needed to look up the name of the person they wanted to call in a telephone book to find a telephone number to dial to complete the call, our computer needs to resolve the domain name found in the URL to a numeric Internet Protocol address in order to address the packet which will contain the query for the web page.
26 Resolving the Domain Name to an Internet Address Just like the user of a 20th-century telephone needed to look up the name of the person they wanted to call in a telephone book to find a telephone number to dial to complete the call, our computer needs to resolve the domain name found in the URL to a numeric Internet Protocol address in order to address the packet which will contain the query for the web page. Whew! That was a lot of jargon!
27 Resolving the Domain Name to an Internet Address Just like the user of a 20th-century telephone needed to look up the name of the person they wanted to call in a telephone book to find a telephone number to dial to complete the call, our computer needs to resolve the domain name found in the URL to a numeric Internet Protocol address in order to address the packet which will contain the query for the web page. Whew! That was a lot of jargon! Resolve: Resolution is the process of converting a human-readable domain name to a machinereadable Internet Protocol address, or vice-versa.
28 Resolving the Domain Name to an Internet Address Just like the user of a 20th-century telephone needed to look up the name of the person they Internet Protocol Address: an IP version 4 address wanted is a to 32-bit call binary in a telephone number which book a computer to find uses a telephone to identify number a destination to dial on to the complete Internet. the IPv4 call, our computer addresses needs are usually to resolve written the in dotted domain quad name found notation, in the URL like this: to a numeric Internet Protocol address in order to address the packet which will There are about 4.3 billion IPv4 addresses, and one contain the query for the web page. is needed for each Internet-connected computer, so in 1996 the Internet Engineering Task Force defined IP version 6, which has th addresses, or 100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 times more than IPv4. Whew! That was a lot of jargon!
29 Resolving the Domain Name to an Internet Address Just like the user of a 20th-century telephone needed to look up the name of the person they wanted to call in a telephone book to find a telephone number to dial to complete the call, our computer needs to resolve the domain name found Packet: in the The URL smallest to a numeric unit of communication Internet Protocol sent across the Internet, a packet is like an envelope: it address in order to address the packet which will has the IP addresses of the sender and recipient on contain the query for the web page. the outside, and it contains a message encoded in binary ones and zeros. Very simple transactions may only require a single packet in each direction and complete in a few milliseconds, while complex ones may require millions and take hours or days. Whew! That was a lot of jargon!
30 Resolving the Domain Name to an Internet Address Just like the user of a 20th-century telephone needed to look up the name of the person they wanted to call in a telephone book to find a telephone number to dial to complete the call, our computer needs to resolve the domain name found in the URL to a numeric Internet Protocol Query: A message which usually originates with a address in order to address the packet which will human requesting something like a web page. A contain the query for the web page. query is usually a very small packet containing a simple question like give me your web page, which may result in a much larger reply, containing text, images, or video. Whew! That was a lot of jargon!
31 Resolving the Domain Name to an Internet Address Just like the user of a 20th-century telephone needed to look up the name of the person they wanted to call in a telephone book to find a telephone number to dial to complete the call, our computer needs to resolve the domain name found in the URL to a numeric Internet Protocol address in order to address the packet which will contain the query for the web page. Whew! That was a lot of jargon!
32 Resolving the Domain Name to an Internet Address
33 Resolving the Domain Name to an Internet Address The Nearest Root Nameserver Our ISP s Recursive Resolver DNS Server Domain Name lookup to resolve Our Computer
34 Resolving the Domain Name to an Internet Address The Nearest Root Nameserver The Public Interest Registry s.org Nameserver DNS lookup Reply with IP address of.org nameserver Our ISP s Recursive Resolver DNS Server Our Computer
35 Resolving the Domain Name to an Internet Address The Nearest Root Nameserver The Public Interest Registry s.org Nameserver DNS lookup Our ISP s Recursive Resolver DNS Server Reply with IP address of isoc.org nameserver The Internet Society s isoc.org Nameserver Our Computer
36 Resolving the Domain Name to an Internet Address The Nearest Root Nameserver The Public Interest Registry s.org Nameserver The Internet Society s isoc.org Nameserver Our ISP s DNS lookup Recursive Resolver DNS Server Reply with IP address of web server The Internet Society s Web Server Our Computer
37 Resolving the Domain Name to an Internet Address The Nearest Root Nameserver The Public Interest Registry s.org Nameserver Our ISP s Recursive Resolver DNS Server The Internet Society s isoc.org Nameserver Reply with IP address of web server The Internet Society s Web Server Our Computer
38 Resolving the Domain Name to an Internet Address The Nearest Root Nameserver The Public Interest Registry s.org Nameserver Our ISP s Recursive Resolver DNS Server The Internet Society s isoc.org Nameserver The Internet Society s Web Server Our Computer
39 Now We re Ready to Request the Web Page... The Nearest Root Nameserver The Public Interest Registry s.org Nameserver Our ISP s Recursive Resolver DNS Server The Internet Society s isoc.org Nameserver The Internet Society s Web Server Our Computer
40 Now We re Ready to Request the Web Page... The Nearest Root Nameserver Our ISP s Recursive Resolver DNS Server The Public Interest Registry s.org Nameserver...but how do the packets get back and forth? The Internet Society s isoc.org Nameserver Our Computer HTTP request to web server by IP address HTTP reply with content of web page The Internet Society s Web Server
41 Now We re Ready to Request the Web Page... The Nearest Root Nameserver The Public Interest Registry s.org Nameserver...but how do the packets get back and forth? The Internet Society s isoc.org Nameserver Our ISP s Recursive Resolver DNS Server Routing: The decision-making process by which data packets are forwarded through a branching The Internet Society s HTTP request to web fork, server each by IP address network. At each packet is routed inwww.isoc.org a Web Server direction which will take it nearer to its destination. HTTP reply with content of web page Our Computer
42 Now We re Ready to Request the Web Page... The Nearest Root Nameserver Our ISP s Recursive Resolver DNS Server The Public Interest Registry s.org Nameserver...but how do the packets get back and forth? The Internet Society s isoc.org Nameserver Our Computer HTTP request to web server by IP address HTTP reply with content of web page The Internet Society s Web Server
43 The Topology of the Internet Internet Exchange Point West Green ISP Peering Red ISP Internet Exchange Point East User ( Eyeballs ) Server ( Content )
44 The Topology of the Internet Internet Exchange Point West Green ISP Peering Red ISP Internet Exchange Point one party East : A transaction in which purchases the right to send data to any location on the Internet via the other party s network. is how traffic is moved between ISPs and their User ( Eyeballs ) customers, who may be users, or may be smaller ISPs.Server ( Content )
45 The Topology of the Internet Internet Exchange Point West Green ISP Peering Red ISP Internet Exchange betweenpoint two East Peering: An interconnection parties such that each can exchange traffic with the customers of the other at no cost. Internet bandwidth is produced by peering betwen ISPs, and User Server ( Eyeballs ) it is transported to users via transit. ( Content )
46 The Topology of the Internet Internet Exchange Point West Green ISP Peering Red ISP Internet Exchange Point East User ( Eyeballs ) Server ( Content )
47 The Topology of the Internet Internet Exchange Point West Green ISP Red ISP Internet Exchange Point East User ( Eyeballs ) Server ( Content )
48 Hot Potato Routing Internet Exchange Point West Green ISP Red ISP Internet Exchange Point East User ( Eyeballs ) Server ( Content )
49 Hot Potato Routing Internet Exchange Point West Green ISP Red ISP Internet Exchange Point East User ( Eyeballs ) Server ( Content )
50 Hot Potato Routing Internet Exchange Point West Green ISP Red ISP Internet Exchange Point East User ( Eyeballs ) Server ( Content )
51 Hot Potato Routing Internet Exchange Point West Green ISP Red ISP Internet Exchange Point East User ( Eyeballs ) Server ( Content )
52 Hot Potato Routing Internet Exchange Point West Green ISP Red ISP Internet Exchange Point East User ( Eyeballs ) Server ( Content )
53 Hot Potato Routing Internet Exchange Point West Green ISP Red ISP Internet Exchange Point East User ( Eyeballs ) Server ( Content )
54 Hot Potato Routing Internet Exchange Point West Green ISP Red ISP Internet Exchange Point East User ( Eyeballs ) Server ( Content )
55 Bill and Keep Internet Exchange Point West Green ISP Red ISP Internet Exchange Point East User ( Eyeballs ) Server ( Content )
56 Symmetry Internet Exchange Point West Green ISP Red ISP Internet Exchange Point East User ( Eyeballs ) Server ( Content )
57 Symmetry Internet Exchange Point West Green ISP Red ISP Internet Exchange Point East User ( Eyeballs ) Server ( Content )
58 I* The Internet Governance Organizations German Valdez
59 Protocol Definition IETF: the Internet Engineering Task Force meets in person three times each year, and operates continuously online, to collectively define the open protocols by which Internet users are able to transparently communicate with each other. IESG: the Internet Engineering Steering Group consists of the Area Directors of the IETF, who are together responsible for the IETF s day-to-day functioning and productivity. IAB: the Internet Architecture Board is a body of experts across the spectrum of Internet technical knowledge, who provide guidance and oversight of the IETF work-product.
60 Operational Standards NOGs: the Network Operations Groups each meet one to three times a year locally or regionally to share technical knowledge and coordinate operational activities. NANOG: the North American Network Operations Group SANOG: the South Asian Network Operations Group MENOG: the Middle East Network Operations Group NZNOG: the New Zealand Network Operators Group...etc. Exchange Point Operations: Regional meetings: NAPLA, Euro-IX, APIX Annual membership meetings of each IXP IEPG: the Internet Engineering Planning Group meets three times a year, as a global forum for sharing operational knowledge.
61 User Advocacy ISOC: the Internet Society consists of local chapters throughout the world, formed through a bottom-up process to represent end-users in the policy-making and regulatory processes. ONI: the OpenNet Initiative is an independent monitor of censorship and transparency in the Internet, protecting end-to-end connectivity.
62 Uniquely-Assigned Identifiers IANA: the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority is the root of the delegation hierarchy which maintains uniqueness in domain names, IP addresses, autonomous system numbers, and protocol identifiers. The IANA s operations are defined by the IAB via IETF RFC standards documents. The IANA delegates specific functions to resource-specific registries. ICANN: the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers is the community-driven organization that hosts the IANA function.
63 IP Addresses and ASNs RIRs: the five Regional Internet Registries are the fora in which Internet users and service providers set addressing policy and share constrained number resources. LACNIC: the Latin American and Caribbean Network Information Center AfriNIC: the African Network Information Center RIPE NCC: Réseaux IP Européens Network Coordination Centre ARIN: the American Registry for Internet Numbers APNIC: the Asia-Pacific Network Information Center NRO: the Number Resource Organization is the coordination body which allows the five Regional Internet Registries to act as a global collective. ASO AC: the Address Supporting Organization Advisory Council represents the NRO to ICANN, and selects one ICANN board member.
64 Operational Support NSRC: the Network Startup Resource Center provides training materials to people who are connecting their communities to the Internet. PCH: Packet Clearing House provides operational support and services for the critical infrastructure at the core of the Internet; IXPs and the Domain Name System. FIRST: the Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams coordinates Internet emergency responders around the world.
65 Discussion
66 Thank You. Rick Lamb German Valdez Bill Woodcock
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