Designing Campus NetworksThis practical, thoroughly illustrated text looks at network design criteria both individually and integrated into a local area network. Contemporary challenges facing network designers are covered, including traffic patterns, types, and prioritization; security, redundancy, and scalability. Then, network blueprints which incorporate all these challenges, in varying degrees, are presented. Network designers can scale and adjust these blueprints to accommodate the unique mix of design criteria for their particular networks. |
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Traffic Patterns | 4 |
Understanding Traffic Patterns | 7 |
Copyright | |
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asymmetric encryption backup bandwidth barebone blueprint broadcast domain broadcast frame broadcast traffic campus LAN campus network Chapter client complex design configured core block core switch cross-campus traffic Data link layer default gateway DHCP DHCP Discover DHCP Request DHCP server distributed server Distribution Switch DVMRP EIGRP endstation enterprise servers Ethernet example hash function Host HSRP IGMP IGMP Join implemented interface Internet IP address IP default gateway IP multicast Layer 2 switches MAC address method MOSPF multicast routing multicast traffic multimedia applications multimedia group multimedia server multimedia traffic network design network devices network logon nodes operation OSPF packets PIM sparse-mode prioritized traffic Priority queuing Rendezvous point routing protocol RSVP scalable design scalable network send traffic sends the traffic server block shown in Figure shows Spanning Tree Station subnet symmetric encryption tion traffic going traffic patterns unicast user-level VLANs video server VLAN wiring closet switch workstations