Question

What are the similarities on network components of a non-wireless network topology in contrast to a network that has Wi-Fi deployed at each of the buildings? What components can be reused for wireless – and which additional are needed on a multi-site enterprise? Why?

Answer 1

Answer: Contrast between wired and wireless (Wi-Fi) network: 1. Wired networks work on Ethemet, copper and optical fibers whereas Wireless network works on 2. As compared to the wireless Speed and bandwidth of wired network is high i.e, upto 100mbps 3. Needs hubs and switches for connection in wired but there is no need ofany hubs and switches 4. Signals will be less in wired networks due to less interference and signals will be high in wireless microwaves and radio waves. where as the speed and bandwidth of wireless network is lowie, upto 54mbps. for wireless networks due to radio interference Both wired and wireless networks are common in home as well as in workplace. Wirednetworks provide good security but the means of connectivity that is to connect the network athnytime, anyplace and anyone to access the network is tilting the user towards wireless technology. Therefore wifi is a wireless network which depends upon IP address and it has a small distance of communications. So, simply deploying the router or AP we can access the network

Reusing components for wireless networks: known MAC address. Reuse the desktop security measures like file encryption, AV scanners and firewalls to harden stations Additional steps needed on a multisite enterprise: 1. Need to deploy a single remote server access before setting up a multisite deployment. 2. Additional planning steps areneeded for DNS, Client settings and Grouppolicy objects. 3. Need to configure the multisite deployment andtroubleshoot the most common errors that can occur when deploying the remote access in multisite enterprise. It should be done to reduce the servers.