Firewall Explained
Firewalls filter and control network traffic to enforce security boundaries and block threats.
Collection of notes by Karthik Kadambi.
Firewalls filter and control network traffic to enforce security boundaries and block threats.
DHCP automatically assigns IP configuration (address, gateway, DNS) to devices on a network.
NAT allows many devices on a private network to share one public IP for internet access.
Understand how network switches work, the difference between hubs and switches, MAC tables, broadcast domains, and VLANs.
Learn about Address Resolution Protocol (ARP), how it maps IP addresses to MAC addresses, and why it's essential for local network communication.
A comprehensive guide to MAC addresses, their structure (OUI vs Device ID), their role in local networks, and how they differ from IP addresses.
Learn what network ports are and how they allow multiple applications to share a single IP address.
Learn what UDP is, how it works, and why it is used for real-time applications like video calls and gaming.
Understand how TCP and IP work together to deliver data reliably across the internet.
Explore HTTP/3, the latest web protocol built on QUIC for faster, more reliable connections.