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Designing a Wireless Campus Area Network
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Introduction
This lab will introduce you to the use of wireless technologies, specifically radio frequency and free space optics, to satisfy business requirements for CAN, MAN, and WAN links in challenging design situations. The lab fully supports this week’s TCO listed below.

TCO 6: Given a specific business scenario with a need to create a typical CAN, MAN, or WAN, design the appropriate type of wireless connection.

Background
The city of Joshua, Texas needs to connect four additional government offices to its primary network located in the City Hall building. These buildings include the police station, public works office, animal shelter, and the fire station.

The challenge for the city is that the buildings are separated by a state highway controlled by the State of Texas, a railroad controlled by BNSF, and another road controlled by the city. The implementation schedule does not allow sufficient time to secure right of way permission from either the State of Texas or the BNSF railroad.

After initial investigations and a site survey, the following two wireless methods were identified to connect the buildings together:

1. The use of radio frequency links
2. The use of free space optics link

The results from the site survey are listed in Appendix A.

Assignment

As the city’s network administrator, the city manager has asked you to perform a technical evaluation of both the radio frequency and the free space optics solution and to make a recommendation as to which technology the city should use.

Your report will be distributed to city council members and will be used for final approval of the project. To ensure that all stakeholders are knowledgeable concerning the options, your report must include:

1.

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