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...your
workplace computer evolution.
In
the world of computers, networking
is the practice of linking two or more computing devices
together for the purpose of sharing data and the methodology
come in many different shapes and sizes. Over the
years, the networking industry has coined terms like
"LAN" and "WAN"
attempting to define sensible categories for the major
types of network designs which are built with a mix
of computer hardware and computer software.
It
is inline of this that made EasySolutions
to extend his strength by providing a full spectrum
of wireless and cabling network services tailored
to your needs. We can work with anyone's needs from
small home/office networks to large business office
buildings, café, ISP and everything in between.
We urge you to read further for more explanation or
call or email us for more information into your needs.
| LAN and WAN Networks |
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Networks can be categorised in several different
ways. One approach defines the type of network
according to the geographic area it spans.
Local area networks
(LANs), for example, typically reach
across office building, school or home. LANs
are typically owned, controlled, and managed
by a single person or organisation. They also
use certain specific connectivity technologies,
primarily Ethernet
and Token Ring.
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Whereas wide area networks
(WANs), reach across towns, cities, states,
or even across the world. The Internet is the
world's largest public WAN. A WAN is a geographically-dispersed
collection of LANs. A network device called
a router connects
LANs to a WAN. In IP networking, the router
maintains both a LAN address and a WAN address.
WANs differ from LANs in several important ways.
Like the Internet, most WANs are not owned by
any one organization but rather exist under
collective or distributed ownership and management.
WANs use technology like ATM, Frame Relay and
X.25 for connectivity.
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| Network Design |
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Computer networks also differ in their design.
The two types of high-level network design
are called client-server
and peer-to-peer.
Client-server networks feature centralised
server computers that store email, Web pages,
files and or applications. On a peer-to-peer
network, conversely, all computers tend to
support the same functions. Client-server
networks are much more common in business
and peer-to-peer networks much more common
in homes.
A network topology
represents its layout or structure from the
point of view of data flow. In so-called "bus"
networks, for example, all of the computers
share and communicate across one common conduit,
whereas in a "star"
network, all data flows through one centralised
device. Common types of network topologies
include bus,
ring and mesh.
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| Network Protocols |
In networking, the communication language used
by computer devices is called the protocol.
Yet another way to classify computer networks
is by the set of protocols they support. Networks
often multiple protocols to support specific
applications. Popular protocols include TCP/IP,
the most common protocol found on the Internet
and in home networks.
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| Network Design
and Implementation |
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Whatever
the size of your organisation, we will be
there to assist in achieving your company
goals and objectives. We promise to use the
best tools and software in implementing your
network design. We have professionals who
have experience in all types of network structures
you may wish to set up. Our work is prompt,
effective, confidential and secure. We protect
your data and your customer's privacy and
place a high value in using the latest technologies
and platforms.
Call
us, mail us. Before you know, we are there!
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