Site survey (hands-on). Configuration 1 A financial institution (part 1 - Headquarters) Position - 2 C F E B C F E E F No Communications Acceptable Poor.

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Site survey (hands-on)

Configuration 1 A financial institution (part 1 - Headquarters) Position - 2 C F E B C F E E F No Communications Acceptable Poor Acceptable Poor Acceptable Link Quality No Communications Comments A = possibility for WP D = possibility for WP B = possibility for WP Position - 1 A A A A D D D B B Elevator MAU E BA F C D TR 120 meters 80 meters Customer is a bank with a multi-story headquarters building and several branches. A support department is present and operational at headquarters. They install and support pre-configured LANs in the branches. The branches are connected to the headquarters using X.25 over leased lines (T1). To save cost for frequent floor plan changes, and to support a fast roll out in the branches, the bank wants to install wireless LANs in both branches and headquarters. Headquarters has a Token Ring backbone (with a MAU on each floor) and the branches have Ethernet backbones. Task: Design and propose a network solution for HQ for two scenarios: 1. Only wireless stationary users 2. Both wireless stationary and mobile users Proposal needs to include: 1. Wireless network design (location of the equipment) 2. Required components 3. Risks / issues

Configuration 1 A financial institution (part 2 - The branches) Position - 2 C E B C E E Poor Acceptable Poor Link QualityComments A = possibility for WP D = possibility for WP B = possibility for WP Position - 1 A A A D D B Customer is a bank with a multi-story headquarters building and two branches. A support department is present and operational at headquarters. They install and support pre-configured LANs in the branches. The branches are connected to the headquarters using X.25 over leased lines (T1). To save cost for frequent floor plan changes, and to support a fast roll out in the branches, the bank wants to install wireless LANs in both branches and headquarters. Headquarters has a Token Ring backbone (with a MAU on each floor) and the branches have Ethernet backbones. Task: Design and propose a network solution for HQ for two scenarios: 1. Only wireless stationary users 2. Both wireless stationary and mobile users Proposal needs to include: 1. Wireless network design (location of the equipment) 2. Required components 3. Risks / issues B A E C D 60 meters 30 meters Ethernet

Configuration 2 A law firm Position - 2 C F E B C F E E Acceptable Good Acceptable Good Acceptable Good Link QualityComments A = possibility for WP D = possibility for WP Position - 1 A A A A D D D B Customer is an attorney firm holding office in two buildings. The main building (original) has an Ethernet installation (with a Windows NT server). A new building across the street has no networking infrastructure and will host 10 people (working in a work group) to be networked. The customer wants to install wireless between the two buildings (saving cost for a leased link) and in the new building (to save cost on installing cable and to have a fast roll out). Task: Design and propose a network solution for : 1. The new office 2. The connection between the two offices. Proposal needs to include: 1. Wireless network design (location of the equipment) 2. Required components 3. Risks / issues 25 meters B A F C D 10 meters E 50 meters

Configuration 3 An airport Customer is a service provider on an airport. Space is rented on the terminals. The service provider provides wireless access to travelers with notebook computers to allow them access to Internet and . Network adapters are provided on rental basis. The airport authority (owner of the terminals) offers an Ethernet backbone that needs to be shared with other service providers. A network server with access facilities to remote hosts is connected to the Ethernet backbone. Task: 1.Design and propose a network solution for this service provider to give maximum coverage and bandwidth to its travelers. Area to cover includes the waiting area, and the first portions of the “fingers” that go the the gates. 2. Determine a process to protect theft of the network adapters 3.Determine at least three useful applications that the service provider could offer to its customers Proposal needs to include: 1. Wireless network design (location of the equipment) 2. Required components 3. Risks / issues 40 meters 60 meters Ethernet Backbone FG BA ED CH Position - 2 C F G B C F G H Poor Acceptable Poor Acceptable Poor Link QualityComments A = possibility for WP D = possibility for WP B = possibility for WP Position - 1 A A A A D D D B G F H G F E Acceptable Poor Acceptable Poor E = possibility for WP B B E E E D Waiting area

Configuration 3 A steel plant Customer is a metal piping manufacturer. In a large factory hall metal is melted and re-shaped into steel tubes. The metal is heated by strong electrical currents. Mobile terminals in the factory hall need access to a mainframe in a central office location to report the progress of the production. The height of the hall is about 15 meters. At one side of the hall an Ethernet backbone is installed and operational allowing connection to the mainframe. Task: Design and propose a network solution for this customer and observing the restrictions that the environment introduce Proposal needs to include: 1. Wireless network design (location of the equipment) 2. Required components 3. Risks / issues Position - 2 C D G B C F G H Poor Acceptable Poor Acceptable Poor Link QualityComments A = possibility for WP D = possibility for WP B = possibility for WP Position - 1 A A A A D D D B G F H G F E Poor Acceptable Poor E = possibility for WP B B E E E D BA E C D 400 meters 200 meters Ethernet backbone FG H Furnace