Routers
 Home | Free Routers Articles | Routers Blog | Routers Chat Room | Links | | Contact | Privacy Policy
Routers articles
A Network Router Is A Small Device That Allows You To Build A Computer Network. It Connects Computers Together So They Can Talk To One Another. This Allows You To Share Files, Printers, And Internet Connections. Welcome To RoutersGuide.com. This Site Is A Free Information Resource That Will Answer All Your Questions About Routers And Computer Networking. As You Explore This Site, You'll Discover...
How To Share Your Broadband Internet Connection Fast   How To Keep Your Computer Network Safe And Secure   It's 10 PM...Do You Know Who's Using Your Network?   A Short Tutorial On How To Setup A Home Network  

Remember... If You Are Looking For Quality Information Related To Routers, Add This Site To Your Favorites Right Now, As We Update It Daily With The Latest News And Information Related To Routers And Similar Topics. Enjoy The Site.

Everything You Must Know About Computer Networking, Computer Networking Hardware, Networking Wireless, Internet Router, And Cisco Routers.

Everything You Must Know About Cisco Certification!
Press  For A Message
Latest Related Articles About Routers
Road Warrior At Risk: The Dangers Of Ad-Hoc Wireless Networking
Airport Menace: The Wireless Peeping Tom ---------------------------------------- As a network security consultant, I travel quite frequently. At...
Continue Reading

Securing Your Wireless Home Network
Do you have a wireless network installed in your home? Chances are that you do. If so, did you know that hackers might be using your Internet...
Continue Reading

What is a Protocol? the communications between computers on a network
What is a Protocol? A protocol is a set of rules that governs the communications between computers on a network. These rules include guidelines that...
Continue Reading

Looking For More Articles Related To Routers?



Take These Simple Steps Now To Keep Hackers Out Of Your Computer
Routers
Wireless Security And Privacy Guides.

Win-Spy Monitoring Software
Routers
Monitor Your Home Pc Or Any Pc Within Network.


Computer Network Designing
Author: Adrian Griffiths

Computer network designing takes into account different aspects and topics. An ideal computer network design will be based on the layout, capacity planning, and security plans.

Computer network design requires a good understanding of the topologies such as a bus, ring, star, so on. Designing a network has to follow certain rules. The set of rules governing the setup of a network is called its topology. Ethernet, today, is the most popular topology in use. It consists of computers and peripherals cabled together in specific ways. Ethernet is relatively cheaper, easy to set up and use, and faster. There are two types of Ethernet – Standard and Fast Ethernet.

To talk of the cables, you can use the twisted-pair (also known as 10BaseT) or the thin coax (also known as 10Base2) for your network cable. The choice, however, will depend on the type of network you’re setting. You can use both the types together. Twisted pair cabling is cheaper, flexible, and ideal for cabling short distances. You can use thin coax for larger networks.

A network interface card (NIC) connects the network computer to the network cabling. While some NICs are installed inside the computer others may need PCI slots. A network adapter is needed when the network is supposed to support very high speed data transfer.

The final piece you need to get through the network design is a hub. It is used to gather groups of PCs together at a central location. The type of your network and data transfer support required will again decide the type of hub the network requires.

Understanding the roles of these bits of hardware and the nature of network to be built takes you a long way in deigning the ideal computer network.

Understanding the implementation of network protocol and services design also contributes to a good computer network design. You can use other area networks besides LANs and WANs. A good knowledge about the different forms of area networks and their roles in network designing throws up better ideas for the framework.

However, the two significant elements influencing network designing are the bandwidth and latency supported by a network.

Bandwidth in computer networking means the rate at which data can travel through a network connection or interface. It is usually expressed in bytes per second (bps). Bandwidth, however, is just one element that dictates the speed of a network. Latency, the other important element of speed refers to the delays in processing different types of network data. Usually, tools such as ping and trace-route assess latency by determining the time taken by a network packet to travel from source to destination and back.

Once you have planned the budget and the various factors influencing a network design, you can think about the various template designs. You can think of a symmetric computer network, where all devices can transmit and receive data at equal rates, or an asymmetric one which can supports different proportion of data or bandwidth in different direction.


About the Author

Adrian Griffiths, write article and provide consultancy to Viper Systems

Article Keywords:
Routers


Google






A Quick Note From The Publisher...

If you like the article above, you may be interested in the following article which is also related to Routers...

Tips For Securing Your Home Wifi Network
As consumers upgrade their computers and laptops and are discovering the convenience of wireless computing, they may also be opening themselves up to attacks from random hackers. If you have a home network and it has wireless capabilities one of the most important things you can do to protect yourself, your computers and most importantly your data, is to secure your network. You may think you are doing a good thing leaving your wireless network open for your neighbors to use, but you may also be allowing people to use your network to download pirated music or movies (which you will be responsible for), send unsolicited commercial email (aka spam) or launch viruses. Securing your network is fairly easy and can be done by just about anyone, even if you aren’t computer savvy. If you are using a laptop you may want to connect your computer via ethernet cable to your router, while you are making the configuration changes. The first thing you should do is log into your wireless router...
Continue Reading

 

Routers,

Computer Networking
News

Routers

RoutersGuide.com - All Rights Reserved. Legal Information
Featuring Information About Computer Networking, Computer Networking Hardware, Networking Wireless, Internet Router, And Cisco Routers.