MN503: Network Requirement Analysis and Plan - T2 2019 Report

This report details a network requirement analysis and plan developed for Yeshiva University's dormitories. It begins by defining the project's scope, focusing on centralized wireless network control, vendor selection, and network design for both wired and wireless infrastructure. The report identifies challenges such as poor Wi-Fi service and multiple SSIDs. It then outlines a user-centric design approach emphasizing scalability and fault tolerance. Hardware requirements, including routers, switches, and wireless access points, are specified. The network design is presented, followed by anticipated outcomes like reduced access point installations and centralized wireless control, along with limitations such as resource availability. The conclusion summarizes the project's scope, challenges, and proposed solutions. The report includes a demonstration and a comprehensive bibliography of relevant sources.