building computer networks

8/3/2019 Building Computer Networks

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Building Computer Networks

For

Maven Resource ManagementServices


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AboutMaven Resource

Management Services

Maven Resource Management

Services is a specialized HRrecruitment and consulting firm

provides services to Information

Technology, Telecommunications,Healthcare


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Introduction to Computer

Networks

A network is a collection of computers

connected to each other. The network

allows computers to communicate with

each other and share resources and

information. The Advance Research

Projects Agency (ARPA) designed

"Advanced Research Projects AgencyNetwork" (ARPANET) for the United

States Department of Defense. It was the

first computer network in the world.


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Network classification

Scale

Connection method

Functional relationship

Network topology


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Types of networks

Personal Area Network (PAN)

Local Area Network (LAN)

Campus Area Network (CAN)

Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)

Wide Area Network (WAN) Global Area Network (GAN)

Internetwork


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Advantages of computernetworking Less effort and time is required in any

activity, therefore no wastage of time

Consistency of information can be

maintained

More users friendly.

Security of records


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The benefits of a project include

four types Cost-savings benefits

Cost-avoidance benefits

Improved-service-level benefits

Improved-information benefits


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SOFTWARE USED

Microsoft Windows 2000 enterprise edition

Internet Explorer 8.0


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DESIGN METHODOLOGY

Select a set of techniques that support all the tasks

These techniques then are put together into a

series of steps so that the output of one becomesthe input of the other

The methodology chosen must include techniquesto model, the three main system components:

Data

Process

Flows


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TOOLS USED

Network Interface Cards

Hubs

Bridges

Switches

Routers


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TESTING

Testing is a process of executing a program

with the intent of finding an error

A good test case is one that has a high

probability of finding an as yet

undiscovered error

A successful test is one that uncovers can asyet undiscovered error


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SYSTEM TESTING

Recovery Testing

Security Testing

Stress Testing

Performance Testing


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IMPLEMATATIONThis is a stage when you hand over the systemto the user. The implementation consists of

the following steps

Usage of the new system

Final checkout & acceptance


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CONCLUSION

The system developed presents the user with

the major benefits of user-friendliness,

security and hardware independence.


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LIMITATIONS OF THE

SYSTEM A dedicated network electricity support is

required to have the system up and running

This system cannot be run in a stand alone

computer

The project does not provide the Back-Up

facility, due to lack of proper resources

building computer networks

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