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Network design methodology
i want do design a network as my end of year project, which methodology can i use
ASKED: Apr 14 2009  9:43 AM GMT
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Whichever one you want. What are your choices? Can you give more details please? What is it exactly you need help with?
Last Answered: Apr 14 2009  3:02 PM GMT by Technochic   42915 pts.
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KevinBeaver   8705 pts.  |   Apr 15 2009  2:07AM GMT

You can use Token Ring, the old IBM Baseband (anyone remember that stuff?), or even Ethernet over 10Base-T - it just depends on what hardware you have laying around. Seriously, it all depends on what you want to do. An Ethernet switch, a couple of Ethernet NICs, a couple of CAT5/6 patch cables, and a couple of computers are all you need to get started for a basic LAN. Let us know specifically what you’re looking for and we can probably help more.

 

Mshen   24710 pts.  |   Apr 15 2009  3:10AM GMT

Keep the OSI model in mind when designing your network. Professors will most likely want to see that you’ve tied that in somewhere.