Group Members
 Md. Mahabubur Rahaman
 Rackib Jaman
 Marshal Richard
 Tushan Barai
 Mashook Mujib Chowdhury
Introduction
XYZ Company
 This is a fictitious case example of XYZ company, that
 shows how a company might build a corporate
 network from scratch utilizing the internet.(Basically
 benefits of the internet)
Function of Telecommunication
 Visualization
1. Transmitting at the whopping speed of terabit over fiber
   optic cable.
2. Twisted pair phone line coming into business as straw at a
   operating speed DSL.
 Competitive Local Exchange Carrier’s (CLEC’s)
CLEC’s bring new connection system in 1990’s; such as cable
 modem, optical fiber, wireless, satellite and faster wire line.
Internet & Telecommunication
 Internet actually started its journey in 1990’s by US
  Department of Defense for their ARPANET
 Because of constant technological change managers
  can’t concentrate on their strategy
 In late 90’s the page of internet became slower, so
  managers get much time to use internet on their
  operation
Internet’s Attributes
 Ubiquity (everywhere at once)
 Reliability
 Scalability

This norms makes today's life end to end IP network
XYZ Company
 XYZ Company which makes and sells widgets in the
  process of installing a corporate network.
 CTO has to make a lots of decision
 That’s why he wants to introduce the Internet has a
  heart of XYZ’s corporate operations
Network Options
 An intranet for use by employees
 An extranet for use by suppliers and some large
  customers
 The Internet as the all important central public
  network

He also creates computer based system where clients
 and employees make a request from other computers
 which responded by server computers
Serving remote users
 Every PC will be outfitted with a network interface
  card (NIC) that lets it talk to the network.
 XYZ has four choices of communications wiring:
     i.Twisted pair(the standard telephone line)
     ii.Coaxial Cable (like cable TV)
    iii.Fiber optic(glass fiber that carries signals
  via light pulse, backbone networks)
    iv. Wireless
Serving remote users(Contd.)
 For employees working from computers in their
 homes, who need to transmit larger and larger files
 such as PowerPoint and presentation, the CTO could
 choose,
 DSL Modems
 Cable Modems
Serving remote users(Contd.)
 Finally they decide to connect these remote users to
 the corporate network and provide the speed and
 security they need. They have company supplied
 laptops and PDAs.
Serving local users
 In the office, all the computers and telephones will be
  connected directly to an always on LAN.
 The various LANs in XYZ’s offices will use three types
  of computers to route traffic:
        i. Hubs are repeaters
        ii. Switcher are smarter
        iii. Routers are smarter
Other’s network
 CTO wants to introduce Ethernet for sharing videos
  and multimedia with employees at a specific time in
  greater speed.
 LAN is always connected with Intranet which is
  protected from outside Firewall
 It means “ A server lets email but doesn’t permit access
  to application code”
 It is only accessible by the employees with their given
  protected password and ID.
Intranet –Communicating between
offices
 To help XYZ employees communicate between sites
 using WAN, the CTO set up a high speed
 asynchronous transfer mode (ATM)-up to 622mbps.
 ATM is used by telephone companies for their network
 backbones. However, due to the high cost of ATM long
 distance bandwidth, the CTO might not be able to
 afford it.
Intranet –Communicating between
offices (contd.)
 Gigabit Ethernet which operates at speed of 1gbps
 (10⁹bit per second), it has been outselling ATM
 because it is less costly.
Network Advantages
 Communication
 Shared peripherals
 Shared data
 Flexible access
 Control of user access rights
 Centralized administration
 Simultaneous access to the Internet
Network Disadvantages
 Accidental deletion
 Deliberate damage
 Unauthorized access
Recommendations
Any Questions

     ?

Xyz company

  • 2.
    Group Members  Md.Mahabubur Rahaman  Rackib Jaman  Marshal Richard  Tushan Barai  Mashook Mujib Chowdhury
  • 3.
    Introduction XYZ Company  Thisis a fictitious case example of XYZ company, that shows how a company might build a corporate network from scratch utilizing the internet.(Basically benefits of the internet)
  • 4.
    Function of Telecommunication Visualization 1. Transmitting at the whopping speed of terabit over fiber optic cable. 2. Twisted pair phone line coming into business as straw at a operating speed DSL.  Competitive Local Exchange Carrier’s (CLEC’s) CLEC’s bring new connection system in 1990’s; such as cable modem, optical fiber, wireless, satellite and faster wire line.
  • 5.
    Internet & Telecommunication Internet actually started its journey in 1990’s by US Department of Defense for their ARPANET  Because of constant technological change managers can’t concentrate on their strategy  In late 90’s the page of internet became slower, so managers get much time to use internet on their operation
  • 6.
    Internet’s Attributes  Ubiquity(everywhere at once)  Reliability  Scalability This norms makes today's life end to end IP network
  • 7.
    XYZ Company  XYZCompany which makes and sells widgets in the process of installing a corporate network.  CTO has to make a lots of decision  That’s why he wants to introduce the Internet has a heart of XYZ’s corporate operations
  • 8.
    Network Options  Anintranet for use by employees  An extranet for use by suppliers and some large customers  The Internet as the all important central public network He also creates computer based system where clients and employees make a request from other computers which responded by server computers
  • 9.
    Serving remote users Every PC will be outfitted with a network interface card (NIC) that lets it talk to the network.  XYZ has four choices of communications wiring: i.Twisted pair(the standard telephone line) ii.Coaxial Cable (like cable TV) iii.Fiber optic(glass fiber that carries signals via light pulse, backbone networks) iv. Wireless
  • 10.
    Serving remote users(Contd.) For employees working from computers in their homes, who need to transmit larger and larger files such as PowerPoint and presentation, the CTO could choose,  DSL Modems  Cable Modems
  • 11.
    Serving remote users(Contd.) Finally they decide to connect these remote users to the corporate network and provide the speed and security they need. They have company supplied laptops and PDAs.
  • 12.
    Serving local users In the office, all the computers and telephones will be connected directly to an always on LAN.  The various LANs in XYZ’s offices will use three types of computers to route traffic: i. Hubs are repeaters ii. Switcher are smarter iii. Routers are smarter
  • 13.
    Other’s network  CTOwants to introduce Ethernet for sharing videos and multimedia with employees at a specific time in greater speed.  LAN is always connected with Intranet which is protected from outside Firewall  It means “ A server lets email but doesn’t permit access to application code”  It is only accessible by the employees with their given protected password and ID.
  • 14.
    Intranet –Communicating between offices To help XYZ employees communicate between sites using WAN, the CTO set up a high speed asynchronous transfer mode (ATM)-up to 622mbps. ATM is used by telephone companies for their network backbones. However, due to the high cost of ATM long distance bandwidth, the CTO might not be able to afford it.
  • 15.
    Intranet –Communicating between offices(contd.)  Gigabit Ethernet which operates at speed of 1gbps (10⁹bit per second), it has been outselling ATM because it is less costly.
  • 16.
    Network Advantages  Communication Shared peripherals  Shared data  Flexible access  Control of user access rights  Centralized administration  Simultaneous access to the Internet
  • 17.
    Network Disadvantages  Accidentaldeletion  Deliberate damage  Unauthorized access
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