I would install the Star topology which is the most common type of network topology that is used in offices. Star topology is the best since each node is connected by more than one link basically two connection to reach a node. The speed of most star configurations is hundred megabits of data per second with gigabit hub or switches and NIC cards speeds can be at one thousand megabits per second. In a star topology is possible to have all the important data back ups on the hub in a private folder so if the computers fails, the employees can still use the data using the next computer in the network and accessing the backup files on the hub. If the hub adds a device like a printer all the other computers on the network can access the new device by simple accessing the hub. The best thing is that if anything needs reconnecting for a different use, all source connections are available in a single space without needing to change any cables.
The fiber optic cable would be appropriate because as the business relies on the internet for more and more of their ongoing operations, they are essentially sending and receiving more packets of data. There will be running, on average, …show more content…
If a packet of information got lost using one route, there would be a mechanism in place to ensure that it would reach it destination using another route. Instead of the data spread over dozens of small computers, the data can be centralized on shared servers which means it easy for everyone to find the data. I think that 500 gb of bandwidth is enough for a small business but if they need more I would upgrade the limit they would need. It depending on what kind of business if it involves of serving videos like youtube corporation then you need more because the more people visit your site, the more bandwidth you
The fiber optic cable would be appropriate because as the business relies on the internet for more and more of their ongoing operations, they are essentially sending and receiving more packets of data. There will be running, on average, …show more content…
If a packet of information got lost using one route, there would be a mechanism in place to ensure that it would reach it destination using another route. Instead of the data spread over dozens of small computers, the data can be centralized on shared servers which means it easy for everyone to find the data. I think that 500 gb of bandwidth is enough for a small business but if they need more I would upgrade the limit they would need. It depending on what kind of business if it involves of serving videos like youtube corporation then you need more because the more people visit your site, the more bandwidth you