Sketch a network design for a Shoes company based on a scenario in Figure Q6. The...

 

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Sketch a network design for a Shoes company based on a scenario in Figure Q6. The Shoes Company has a bus local area network for the Sales department that consists of six personal computers, a modem used by outside field representatives to call in for price data, a shared laser printer, sharedmarketing program and data files and a server. Meanwhile, the LAN for the R&D department also has a bus network that consists of three personal computers, a shared printer, shared files and a server. Both LAN use the Ethernet protocol and have client/server relationships. The R&D department sometimes sends its in-progress work to the Sales representatives for their evaluation. Similarly, the Sales department sends new ideas from the field to the R&D department. The two departments communicate to another via a bridge. Figure Q6 Sketch a network design for a Shoes company based on a scenario in Figure Q6. The Shoes Company has a bus local area network for the Sales department that consists of six personal computers, a modem used by outside field representatives to call in for price data, a shared laser printer, sharedmarketing program and data files and a server. Meanwhile, the LAN for the R&D department also has a bus network that consists of three personal computers, a shared printer, shared files and a server. Both LAN use the Ethernet protocol and have client/server relationships. The R&D department sometimes sends its in-progress work to the Sales representatives for their evaluation. Similarly, the Sales department sends new ideas from the field to the R&D department. The two departments communicate to another via a bridge. Figure Q6