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MTA Majmua(2021), 1, 4-Karno kartadan foydalanib mantiqiy ifodalarni minimallash, Kalendar reja algoritm, Ishchi dastur(Dasturlash I) 24.11.2021, 1 -amaliyot, 4-Lab, Yurtimiz mustaqillikga erishishidan oldin milliy urf odat, 7-8-mavzuDT larni sertifikatlashtirish, Axborotlarni izlash va ajratib olish fanidan mustaqil ish Mavzu, Abdulla Oripov O\'zbekiston (qasida), 2 lab Yarashov Diyorbek, TATU NF Hemis axborot tizimi, Algo 1-299, prezentatsiya

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INTRODUCTION

LIST OF FIGURES

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Figure 1.1. Iot Applications 5

Figure 2.1. Cisco Packet Tracer Interface 6
Figure 2.2. Physical View of Isp Router 7
Figure 2.3. Cisco Packet Tracer Command Line Interface Tab 9
Figure 2.4. Cisco Packet Tracer Config Tab 9
Figure 3.1. Cisco Packet Tracer Smart devices 11
Figure 3.2. Smart home Application 13
Figure 3.3. Methodology of the Design 15
Figure 3.4. Flow Diagram 16
Figure 3.5. Smart home with Cisco Packet Tracer 17
Figure 3.6. Home Gateway 18
Figure 3.7. Smart Ligth Connected to the Home Gateway 19
Figure 3.8. Physical View Of ISP Router 20
Figure 3.9. Ip Address assignment for Iot Server 22
Figure 3.10. Connecting Iot Devices to Iot Server 22
Figure 3.11. Domain Name Configuration 23
Figure 3.12. IP Address Assignment for DNS Server 23
Figure 3.13. WAN Configuration 24
Figure 3.14. Central Office Server 25
Figure 3.15. Old Car Specificaions 26
Figure 3.16. Smart Car Specifications 26
Figure 3.17. Smart Phone Physical View 27
Figure 3.18. Smart Phone Connection to the Cell Tower 28
Figure 3.19. Registration Server login 29
Figure 3.20. IOT Devices Status 29

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Table 1.1. Cisco Prediction of Connected Devices 3

Table 2.1. Protocol Supported by Cisco Packet Tracer 10
Table 3.1. Devices Used for the Simulation 13

ABBREVIATIONS

3GPP	3rd Generation Partnership Project
API	Application Programming Interface
APN	Access Point Name
ARPANET	Advanced Research Project Agency Network
CLI	Command Line Interface
DHCP	Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
DNS	Domain Name System
GUI	Graphical User Interface
IaaS	Infrastructure as a Service
IoE	Internet of Everything
IoT	Internet of Things
ISP	Internet Service Provider
LAN	Local Area Network
NetAcad	Cisco Networking Academy
RFID	Radio Frequency Identification
RIP	Routing Information Protocol
SaaS	Software as a Service
POP3	Post Office Protocol version 3
Telnet	TELecommunications NETwork
SSH	Secure Socket Shell
DSL	Digital Subscriber Line
FTP	File Transfer Protocol
SMTP	Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
HTTP	Hypertext Transfer Protocol
TFTP	Trivial File Transfer Protocol
AAA	Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting
NTP	Network Time Protocol
SNMP	Simple Network Management Protocol
VOIP	Voice-Over-IP
SCCP	Signaling Connection Control Part

ISR	International Standard Recording
TCP	Transmission Control Protocol
UDP	User Datagram Protocol
BGP	Border Gateway Protocol(TCP/IP)
ICMP	Internet Control Message Protocol
IP	Internet Protocol
ARP	Address Resolution Protocol
NAT	Network address translation
GRE	Generic Routing Encapsulation
IPSec	IP Security
VPN	Virtual Private Network
HDLC	High-level Data Link Control
PPP	Point to Point Protocol
STP	Spanning-Tree Protocol
PPPoE	PPP Over Ethernet
DTP	Data Transfer Process
VTP	VLAN Trunking Protocol
QoS	Quality Of Service
CDP	CRL Distribution Point [Microsoft
WEP	Wired Equivalent Privacy
SLARP	Serial Line Address Resolution Protocol
WAN	Wide-Area Network
WAP	Wireless Access Protocol
TCP/IP	Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
EAP	Extensible Authentication Protocol [Microsoft]
PKT	Packet Tracer file extension
PSK	Phase Shift Keying
SSID	Service set identifier

CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION

Introduction

Computer networks are considered to be very complex and difficult to implement and operate. Moreover, with IoT (internet of things) technology, where we connect any sort of devices on internet such as refrigerator, air conditioner, fan etc. this complexity becomes even higher. Many documents show that there are actually 13 billion IoT (internet of things) devices connected to the internet, and that there is a possibility that this number will go up to 30 billion in the next three years. [1]
This complexity of the network will give students some though time for learning and understanding how this technology work. Therefore, it is very important to provide a network learning and practical tools, where student can simulate or build and manage the systems for better understanding of the philosophy behind networks. [2]
Network simulation tools are used for testing how the network will work before being physically installed. There are many tools for network simulation: NS-2, TOSSIM, OMNeT++, J-Sim, Avrora, and the common one Cisco Packet Tracer. [9]
Cisco packet tracer is a powerful software created by Cisco Company for simulating virtual networks, especially wireless networks. Cisco packet tracer gives an environment where devices look what they do in reality, and this is very important for users especially students. They can monitor and interact with different wireless and IoT devices in virtual environment before working in real time. [3]
Working with simulation tools to learn how networks work give us both time and materials advantages and help decreasing the costs in education.
This thesis is organized as follows: the first part of the thesis is the introduction, the second part is focused on cisco packet tracer simulation tools, the third part of the thesis is about the implementation of smart home with cisco packet tracer, and the last part is conclusion and future research

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