Http

Tcp
Ftp
Soap
Dhcp
Udp

 HTTP
1. It is foundation of data communication
for www.
2. protocol to exchange or transfer the
hypertext.
3. request-response protocol in client server
computing model.
4. It is a pull protocol
5. It runs over the TCP/IP connection.
6.Two versions of http
http/1.0
http/1.1

 http request
http response
It consists of status code 3digit no.
Ex: 200 ok
404 not found

 Difference between http and https

Why not to use https everywhere
instead of http

 TCP
1.core protocols of Ipsuite(TCP/IP)
2.provides reliable,ordered &delivery
of stream of octects b/w the programs
on LAN
3.web browsers use tcp when they
connect to servers on www
4. segments to IP layer.

 FTP
1.N/w protocol used to transfer the file from
one host to another over the internet.
2.It is built on aclient server architecture
3.FTP is oftensecured with SSL
4.authenticate with username and password
different from http:
setup control connection is quite slow,
re-establish the session each time is difficult,
the firewall may decide connection got dead.

 DHCP
1.Dynamically distributing network
configuration parameters, such as IP
addressfor services
2.This protocol also supports static Ip
address for example web servers.
3.operations:
discovery
offer
request
acknowlegment

UDP:
1.Simple connectionless transmission
protocol
2.No guarantee of delivery,ordering or
duplicate protection.
3.Communication is achieved by
transmitting information in one
direction from source to destination
without verifying the state of
receiver.
4.Unreliable
Not ordered

 SOAP:
1.exchange of structured information in the
implementation of webservices in computer
n/w.
2.uses XML information set
3. 3 characteristics
extensibility
neutrality
independence
4.It may also be used over https with either
simple authentication.

 Soap structure:
envelope- identifies the xml doc. As msg
header- info. Of header
body-call and response info.
fault-info abt the errors that occur while
processing the msg.
Advantages:
1.It tunnels fine with http response models
2.easily tunnel over the existing firewall
without modifications to the soap protocol.

 ONVIF:
It is a standard for talking to n/w
camera devices & other similar
hardware
It is commited to standardise
communication b/w n/w devices to
ensure interoperability b/w n/w
products for security market.
Why do we use onvif:
focus on interoperability
Benefits:
Global common platform

Interoperable products from various

brands
Onvif specifications :
Device management
Device discovery
Event framework
It has profiles like
Profile S:
1.Common funtionalities shared by
onvif conformant video management
system and devices like IP cameras .
2.Used for IP based video systems.

 Profile C:
1.Used for IP based access control
2.A no. Of services and functionalities are
mandatory for each type of onvif profile
3.Onvif client may support any combination
of profiles and other optional services and
functonalities.
Profile G:
1.It is for storage and retrieval design
2.It is an onvif device that records video
data over an IP network or on the device
itself.

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