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Project in CISCO III AICS Cubao
Submitted by: Section: AE3DA
Michael S. Filio 17/07/2014
Submittted to:
Sir.Lourwel Alfonso
LAN Design
The community college LAN design is a multi-campus design, where a campus consists of multiple buildings and services at each location, as shown.
Figure 3-1 Community College LAN Design
Figure 3-2 shows the service fabric design model used in the community college LAN design.
Figure 3-2 Community College LAN Design
This chapter focuses on the LAN component of the overall design. The LAN component consists of the LAN framework and network foundation technologies that provide baseline routing and switching guidelines. The LAN design interconnects several other components, such as endpoints, data center, WAN, and so on, to provide a foundation on which mobility, security, and unified communications (UC) can be integrated into the overall design.
This LAN design provides guidance on building the next-generation community college network, which becomes a common framework along with critical network technologies to deliver the foundation for the service fabric design. This chapter is divided into following sections:
•LAN design principles—Provides proven design choices to build various types of LANs.
•LAN design model for the community college—Leverages the design principles of the tiered network design to facilitate a geographically dispersed college campus network made up of various elements, including networking role, size, capacity, and infrastructure demands.
•Considerations of a multi-tier LAN design model for community colleges—Provides guidance for the college campus LAN network as a platform with a wide range of next-generation products and technologies to integrate applications and solutions seamlessly.
•Designing network foundation services for
Submitted by: Section: AE3DA
Michael S. Filio 17/07/2014
Submittted to:
Sir.Lourwel Alfonso
LAN Design
The community college LAN design is a multi-campus design, where a campus consists of multiple buildings and services at each location, as shown.
Figure 3-1 Community College LAN Design
Figure 3-2 shows the service fabric design model used in the community college LAN design.
Figure 3-2 Community College LAN Design
This chapter focuses on the LAN component of the overall design. The LAN component consists of the LAN framework and network foundation technologies that provide baseline routing and switching guidelines. The LAN design interconnects several other components, such as endpoints, data center, WAN, and so on, to provide a foundation on which mobility, security, and unified communications (UC) can be integrated into the overall design.
This LAN design provides guidance on building the next-generation community college network, which becomes a common framework along with critical network technologies to deliver the foundation for the service fabric design. This chapter is divided into following sections:
•LAN design principles—Provides proven design choices to build various types of LANs.
•LAN design model for the community college—Leverages the design principles of the tiered network design to facilitate a geographically dispersed college campus network made up of various elements, including networking role, size, capacity, and infrastructure demands.
•Considerations of a multi-tier LAN design model for community colleges—Provides guidance for the college campus LAN network as a platform with a wide range of next-generation products and technologies to integrate applications and solutions seamlessly.
•Designing network foundation services for