Network Topology Help
Currently, I am in the process of reqiring our entire network. Previously, this organization has had the 7th floor switches pour into the 6th, the 6th into thr 5th, and so on and so forth until they got to the main backbone and into the server room. I am converting this into a star topology,...
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| Jul 21 2008 7:34 PM GMT
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Schmidtw
Wireless networks, WAP, Network security
Designing and Planning MOSS 2007 Deployment
Hi IT Folks:Currently I am planning to deploy MOSS 2007 in my university. Currently we have a setup of 1200 systems including laptops and desktops. I want to design a efficient topology and license decision. What should I gather as requirements or information which will be helpful in my...
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| Jul 13 2008 6:37 AM GMT
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Najamss
MOSS 2007, Topology, Network design
how to setup windows 2003 server right way.
I would like to know how to setup windows 2003 server for a small office that does architectural design. and needs to access their files from a simple share drive. any thoughts on this?
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| Jul 10 2008 9:48 PM GMT
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Shadow3865
Windows Server 2003, Network design, SMB
Network cable support
Hi All,I working one of 5 star hotel in Cambodia. I would like to make network cable support on writing desk in guest room to make it nice.If anyone have a sameple picture please, kindly send it to me mov_18@yahoo.com.thanks with regards,mov
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| Jul 7 2008 6:05 AM GMT
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Mov 18
Network design, Cabling
Maximum Number of switched hops in a network
Trying to get a definitive answer on how many switched hops you can put in a network. I'm trying to reach a portion of our building, that with the bends and twists and turns in the wiring, I'd be looking at about 400 - 500 feet straight through.I do already have three switched hops from my server...
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| Jul 2 2008 3:57 PM GMT
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Thedocfox
Network, Network design
Network Redeisgn
Hi,I am serving as a system admin for an organization. We have ISA 2004 network, with Exchange 2003 Standard edition server, 2 Microsoft SQL server 2005 Standard edition for database projects, Windows 2003 domain controller in two sites A and B using active directory services. These two sites are...
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| Jul 2 2008 11:23 AM GMT
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NetworkSanjay
Networking, Network design, Network performance
Two Internet Connections, One server
OK, I'm very, very new to networking. Please be kind. I work for a small company. We have a server running Lotus Notes that is accessed both by people inside our LAN and about 50 employees that connect over the internet. Our internet connection is a simple DSL. We recently installed a hi-tech phone...
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| Jul 2 2008 3:05 AM GMT
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JMackey
Networking, DSL, T1
Return Loss error on Fluke
Let me first say, I'm a total newbie to networking... Okay, got that out of the way.I've run cat5e 94 feet thru my basement. When I connect each end of the cable to a Fluke DSP-4000 Network Analyzer it tells me that Return Loss failed (RL and RL @ Remote). If I drill into the details on the...
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| Jun 30 2008 2:43 AM GMT
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DaveR
Return Loss, Network design, Cabling
Follow Up to How Much Bandwidth
We are a small organization (15+/- full time employees). We currently have a T-1 line, no VPN. Last week, we experienced 100% usage of our T-1 line - first time ever. I've explored every alternative including bonded T-1, ADSL, SDSL, Ethernet (10 Mbps up and down). The Ethernet solution would be...
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| Jun 24 2008 12:56 AM GMT
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Blssoccer
Internet, Bandwidth, Network design
How many servers i required to maintain 1500 concurrent users for my web portal ?
How many servers i required to maintain 1500 concurrent users for my web portal ?
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| Jun 23 2008 6:06 AM GMT
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Cuteharish
Network performance, Capacity planning, Network design
xp pro home network configuration
I have two computers that I am attempting to share files and create a network between them. Computer A and B, I had set up the networking wizard on A and then went to B and set the networking wizard up there. I can see the workgroup computer on computer B and subsequent shared files. I cannot...
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| Jun 22 2008 3:43 PM GMT
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Golfer2
Network design, Workgroup, Network configuration
two networks two internet conections only want too use one
my problem is this i have my home network with a windows server 2003 runing DHCP, and providing the whole of my network with internet using two NIC cards, my next door neighbour wants too be able to access the files on my network the problem is he also has the internet and when he is conected to my...
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| Jun 19 2008 7:01 PM GMT
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Wabit
Network connectivity, Network design, Windows Server 2003
3 sites, How to setup Active directory
Hey guys,I am deploying a network for a business, here is the planThere are 3 sites A,B,Csite A: 43 clients, all the servers are in a rack in the basementsite B: 20 clientssite C: 20 clientsi want AD fcourse but i'm wondering if it is possible to use site A domain controller as PDC, and put a BDC...
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| Jun 16 2008 11:29 AM GMT
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Muckvv
Active Directory, VPN, Network design
Router for Hughes Satelite System
I have 5 Computers, all Hp Media centers 1 Windows XP Pro my main computer 2 hp Windows Vista Home Premion media computers and 1 laptop Vista Home Premion all desktops 2.66ghz dual 64 Amd processors; the laptop is an Intel 3 ghz dual 64 processor; I need to purchase a Router to connect them into...
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| Jun 9 2008 4:11 AM GMT
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Octal4
Routers, Network design, Wireless networking
How can I design my networks for disaster recovery (DR) NB?
We have designed two data centers in different locations. One is the main and the other is disaster recovery (DR). How can I design my networks for DR NB? My main data center is designed with 3800 series with fail over.
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| May 22 2008 9:35 PM GMT
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NetworkingATE
Network design, Networking, Disaster Recovery
Need advise: Installing a new workgroup network w/ VoIP
Hello. I'm installing a new workgroup network that has 25 users with ShoreTel VoIP setup.I'm looking these NETGEAR Products:NetGear GS748TP – 48 port managed switch w/ PoENetGear FVS124G or FVX538 VPN/firewallNetGear WNDAP330 wireless access point w/ PoENetGear RND4210 ReadyNAS StorageBasically...
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| May 20 2008 5:13 PM GMT
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Jbg00d
Network, Workgroup, VoIP
setting up a patch pane
hi, thanks for those who helped me about patch panel, thank you.i need to set it up.i need help in doing it, maybe i could get advice on how to handle it, what to do with it, connect it to where.? (those basic kind of stuff)i just dont want to fail or make a mistake in doing it because the office...
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| May 19 2008 3:31 PM GMT
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Aaa333
Patch panels, Networking, cable
How to establish Wireless Networking in a Hotel
Hello,I am new in Wireless Networking and i have to implement Wireless Internet in a hotel which has rooms on two floors. I understand that i have to put WAPs in different locations in hotel. But i want that laptop users not need to connect to WAP individualy as the move around. Once the laptop is...
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| May 16 2008 10:05 AM GMT
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Shershah77
Wireless Internet, WAP, Wireless networking
V-Lans VS Routers
To control network traffic when is it better to use V-Lans and when is it better to use Routers? Is the choice dictated by cost or by networking requirements. If so what are the requirements that would merrit V-Lans over routers?
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| May 12 2008 6:09 PM GMT
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NetBossUSA
Routers, VLAN, networking requirements
need help about patch panel
i need some advice about patch panel.a). what is it? how does it really worksb). do i need it, especially that the company is talking about upgrades?c). how to set it upwe have a switch with a lot of ports and some ports are connected to the servers and the others are connected to a lower-port...
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| May 12 2008 3:07 PM GMT
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Aaa333
Patch panels, Network design, Cabling
