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Planning and Implementing a Basic SOHO Network using Network Segmentation COMP 316

Planning and Implementing a Basic SOHO Network using Network Segmentation COMP 316

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Page 1: Planning and Implementing a Basic SOHO Network using Network Segmentation COMP 316

Planning and Implementing a Basic SOHO Network using Network

SegmentationCOMP 316

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Determining Requirements and Identify the Constraints

• Small number of computers• No need for Internet access• Need to share resources

– With these constraints in mind, you might find that you need only a switch and some CAT 5e cabling for this project.

– There is no need for a router or firewall in this case.

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Determining Requirements and Identify the Constraints

• Nasty things that commonly cause LAN traffic congestion:– Too many hosts in a broadcast domain– Broadcast storms– Multicasting– Low bandwidth– Adding hubs for connectivity to the network

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Determining Requirements and Identify the Constraints

• Network Segmentation– Fixing a huge but slow network breaking it up into

a number of smaller networks– We can do this by using devices like routers and

switches• One network is one broadcast domain

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Routers

• Break up a broadcast domain.• Connect networks together• Route packets of date from one network to

another• They don’t forward broadcasts by default• They can filter the network based on Layer 3

information

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Router functions

• Packet switching• Packet filtering• Internetwork communication• Path selection

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Switches

• Break up collision domains collision domains • Bridging Bridging • Uses hardware addresses to filter a network

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Hubs

• Multiple-port repeater• All devices are in the same collision domain• All devices in the same broadcast domain• Devices share the same bandwidth

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Complete the table by filling in the appropriate layer of the OSI or hub, switch, or router device

Description Device or OSI LayerThis device sends and receives information about the network layer

This layer creates a virtual circuit before transmitting between two end stations

A Layer 3 switch or multilayer switch

This device uses hardware addresses to filter a network

Ethernet is defined at these layers

This layer supports flow control and sequencing

This device can measure the distance to a remote network

Logical addressing is used at this layer

Hardware addresses are defined at this layer

This device creates one big collision domain and one large broadcast domain

This device creates many smaller collision domains, but the network is still one large broadcast domain

This device can never run full duplex

This device breaks up collision domains and broadcast domains

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Review Questions• Which is not a term used when making SOHO Internet connections?

– NIC

• Which device is used to segment a network?– Switch

• What is the primary function of a bridge?– Breaks up collision domains

• A network device that is used to connect multiple devices together without segmenting a network is a:– Hub

• Which of the following is among the benefits of a switch?– Provides extra bandwidth (full-duplex at each port)

• What is a benefit of a multilayer switch (MLS) over a Layer 2 switch?– Routing functions

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Reference:

• CompTIA Network+ Study Guide, 2nd edition Todd Lammle