Network of AgriDigital and Internet Protocol

Running head: NETWORK OF AGRIDIGITAL AND INTERNET PROTOCOL
Network of AgriDigital and Internet Protocol
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NETWORK OF AGRIDIGITAL AND INTERNET PROTOCOL
Summary
This report aims to identify the networking topologies used by the company AgriDigital to
for implementing internet service in their offices while also describing the concept of internet
and analysis of how this company has set it up. The report begins with the network topologies
used and explains the concept of Internet with supporting diagram. After that the summary of
requirements is provided and the logical design of the network is proposed along with
explaining how it meets the company requirements. The report also talks about the
applications and interfaces used in the network. Then after evaluating the network
infrastructure the report ends with observations in the concluding notes.

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NETWORK OF AGRIDIGITAL AND INTERNET PROTOCOL
Table of Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................................3
Discussion..................................................................................................................................3
Concept of Internet.................................................................................................................3
Network Topologies...............................................................................................................3
Requirements Summary and analysis....................................................................................4
Network Design.....................................................................................................................4
Services and Applications......................................................................................................5
Interfaces and Terminals........................................................................................................5
Conclusion..................................................................................................................................5
References..................................................................................................................................6

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NETWORK OF AGRIDIGITAL AND INTERNET PROTOCOL
Introduction
The study starts with identifying the different networking topologies that AgriDigital
have used for providing internet services in their office buildings and describes the concepts
of internet as also analysing how the company set it up. After mentioning the network
topologies used, the concepts of the Internet are explained with a suitable diagram. After
providing the requirements summary, the logical design of the network is proposed along
with explaining how it meets the company requirements (Pfaff et al. 2015). The report also
talks about the applications and interfaces used in the network. Then after evaluating the
network infrastructure the report ends with observations given in the concluding notes.
Solution Design
Network Topologies
The different types of networking topologies used by the company are:
Internet Topology: The Internet topology can be referred to as the network of networks.
Here every network is connected to each other with the help of routers. Various layouts of the
networks or topologies exists that help connect computers and network devices with the
internet. These are mainly bus, ring, star, mesh and tree topologies.
Local Area Network (LAN): Another common networking topology is the LAN or local
area network. This topology is widely used by most networks around the world. In a LAN,
devices can either be directly connected to each other or connected individually through
switches.
Wireless LAN (WLAN): WLAN or wireless local area network are rapidly gaining
popularity among masses as well as businesses across the globe. In WLAN, devices enjoy the
flexibility of being able to access network services on the go. This kind of network topology