...ITT Capstone Project NT2799: Network Systems Administration | Donna Williamson, Andy Lara, Mary Hunter, Carlos Vargas, Matt Koppe, Morten Laigaard Donna Williamson, Andy Lara, Mary Hunter, Carlos Vargas, Matt Koppe, Morten Laigaard Table of Contents Part 1: Structure of WAN2 Part 2: Types of Equipment7 Part 3: Protocol Choices25 Part 4: Phone System73 Part 5: Security Proposal78 References89-92 Part 1 Structure of WAN Structure of WAN- Mary Hunter We have initially considered our LAN components and began our documentation. We have planed the design and determined all resources involved. We have considered and interviewed all the stakeholders involved. We are in the beginning stage, so the components, resources, stakeholders and design may change. We will use switches to connect hosts to the internetwork, and both hubs and switches will be used to interconnect devices in our star network architecture. This way if we need to add workstations we will only have to insert another hub or switch. All of ABC worldwide offices will include file services, print services, message services, directory services, and application services. All of the offices will have the use of a file server for file sharing backing up files and storage. They will have access to a print server that will include Queue-based printing and print sharing; a message server that will allow for e-mails with attachment files, including video, sound, and documents. All the offices will have access to a...
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...towards aimals. Hunting at least gives the animal free will to do whatever it wants in the wild. At a slaughter house animals have no hope to live any amount of time, but in the wild the animals are able to experience their natural habitat and be happy roaming the woods as they please. Many of the people who are against hunting are not even vegetarians and eat meat from the store and they are completely ignorant to the fact that what they are eating is killed in a horrible savage way. I am in no way saying that eating meat from the store is a bad thing to do, but only that venison is a more humane way of eating. Not only is it more humane its healthier than proccessed meat and has a less chance of carrying harmful bacteria gained from meat proccessors. Not only does the meat gain bacterida from the processors, the animals are raised on a farm where they are fed grass that has been sprayed with chemicals and everything eaten by the animal soaks into the animals meat and when you cook the meat some of the chemicals are dissolved but there is no promise that it is, even if the meat is USDA approved. When you buy meat from the store there is no telling what part of...
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...performance ➥ Always strive for simplicity… ➥ …Unless you have a strong reason to believe that complication is needed to achieve acceptable performance 3. Briefly Compare the different operating system structures? Single processor systems: As the name suggested that a single processor system carries only one processor and most of the computer systems are based on these types of systems.Typically,these computer systems carries a main Central Processing Unit(CPU). Whose major responsibility is to execute the general purpose instruction set apaert from handling user processors.They are also carry certain special purpose processors that are device specific which include keyboards,graphic controllers etc., while in mainframe computers some of the proccessors are used for handling general purpose tasks like transferring the data quickly between various components. Most systems use a single processor. The variety of single processor systems may be surprising however since these systems range from PDAs through mainframes. On a single processor system, there is one main CPU capable of executing a general purpose instruction set, including instructions from user processes. They may come in the form of device specific processors, such as disk , keyboard & graphics controllers or on mainframes, they may come in the form of more general purpose processors, such as I/O processors that made data rapidly among the components of the system. The operating system cannot communicate with these processors...
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