Yeshiva University Wireless Network Throughput Optimization Report

This report focuses on optimizing wireless network throughput, specifically for Yeshiva University. It begins by outlining the scope of the project and the challenges involved, followed by a discussion of a user-centric concept design. The report details the hardware requirements, including routers, switches, and access points, necessary for implementation. It then presents the network design, including a centralized architecture with inter-VLAN routing and DHCP configuration, and describes the use of RADIUS servers for authentication. The implementation outcomes, such as improved network isolation and security, are discussed, along with the limitations of the design. The report concludes by highlighting the growing importance of wireless networks in academic settings, referencing relevant sources to support its findings. The report provides a comprehensive overview of network design and optimization.