Network Communications in Routed Environments

By Dan DiNicolo, June 28th, 2006 Posted in CCNA Study Guide Chapter 08. Subscribe to our RSS Feed

In order to appreciate the role of a router, we need to take a look at how communication happens between hosts on different networks in a routed environment. For the purpose of these illustrations, I’m going to assume that our network is running the most popular routed protocol suite, TCP/IP. We’ll begin with a look at a simple internetwork consisting of two networks, both connected to a single router. This will be followed by a look at a larger internetwork, where multiple networks are connected via many routers.

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