Darren now has 250 employees in a 3-story building. Amazingly, he has yet to hir
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Darren now has 250 employees in a 3-story building. Amazingly, he has yet to hire anyone to handle his IT needs.
What network equipment should incorporate redundancy (pick at least 3)?
What network equipment is probably not worth the risk to consider for redundancy (pick at least 3)?
Darren also wants to know about IP addresses. He has 250 employees, and sometimes a new computer cannot get an address on his 192.168.0.0/24 network.
What do you think is the problem with Darren's IP scheme?
What would you recommend for Darren to ensure that all equipment can communicate via TCP/IP?
Explanation / Answer
1. Router, Stubs and switches to manage traffic between all the three buildings.
2. LAN or WAN equipment
3. We need to amintain a list of free IP Address so that there will be no multiple IP Adress assigned to the two different employees and not valid IP should not get assigned at all.
4. Darren needs TCP scheem, so that client can acknowledge that connect is established and there wil be no IP conflict
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