Router and Switch Configuration

Cisco switches by default or configured in one VLAN. To configure the switch the Cisco serial connection is used through a terminal program like hyper terminal in order to get access to the command line interface. A VLAN is a switched network that is separated into parts by function, project team, or application regardless the [...]

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Open System Interconnection Model

Analyzing the seven layers of the OSI model, a conclusion to be made is that the layer three, also known as the network layer is the one that WAN protocols operate on. The network layer performs routing functions and identifies end-to-end addressing and routing datagrams. There is a unit called brouter that some layers contain [...]

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Principles of Security

Principles of Information Security Principle 1: No absolute security. This principle entails safe locks considerations (tamper resistant, but possible to be broken through), safe lock approach (an evaluation is given after testers get sufficient time and tools). Principle 2: Security goals are confidentiality, integrity and availability. Confidentiality only relates to authorized individual or systems. An [...]

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OSI Model

The History and Purpose of the OSI Model The OSI model was developed by the International Standards Organization (ISO) to help people understand complex activities by using abstract descriptions. Even though officially it was created in the 80’s the OSI had its origins in the 70’s by Mike Canepa, with Charlie Bachman of Honeywell Information [...]

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Disaster Recovery Plan

A disaster recovery plan is one of the necessary aspects for the business to be successful. A Disaster Recovery plan prepares the procedures, people, steps, places, and equipment for restoring computer systems necessary to restore damaged or destroyed computer systems, as well as the secondary infrastructure to retrieve business data after a disaster. This paper [...]

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Wireless Network Standards

What are the differences between 802.11b, 802.11a, 802.11g, and 802.11n wireless LANs? Are the standards beneficial in the field of wireless networking or do they limit new technologies? There are different standards to wireless technology that could in the near future limit the way the wireless technology runs and also limit the amount of power [...]

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Business Continuity Plan

Business continuity planning is a preparative description of processes and procedures in the workforce that need protection and estimates the risks to the organization. Its purpose is to keep the business running in emergency situations. These are the steps required to be included in the business continuity plan for protection of people and property in [...]

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Wireless Security

The old adage, “Where there’s a will there’s a way,” holds true in the world of wireless technologies. If a person has the will to break into your network, you can be sure he or she will try every way possible to do it. While the majority of attackers intend to cause harm to the [...]

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Wireless Network Components

There are many components when you are dealing with building computer networks. Some of these components are wireless and some require wires to operate.  On that same note, some also require other components to allow them to operate and some do not. The first component to be discussed will be a wireless router.  A wireless [...]

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