Indp Part 2
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November 24, 2014

Indp Part 2
Protocols ensure that programs and networks are written in the same format to communicate and work properly. For upgrades to happen, communication must take place for the Patton-Fullers’s network. The Internet has protocols designed for its use and these protocols will integrate into the new system. A small portion of the network architecture is discussed as it fits these new requirements. The increase in network traffic will have an impact and will drive the need for an analysis. Problems and limitations will become clear as long as the analysis concentrates on certain areas. Implementing certain strategies will mitigate the effects the analysis will uncover.
Communication Protocols
The conceptual framework should already be present with the current Cisco switches and routers already used in the IT data center. The Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) protocol model is a standard seven layer framework utilized by the industry. These protocols are important because they establish the communication rules. Two devices that require each other to communicate on a network must follow a set of rules to ensure they are compatible to each other. The seven layers of the OSI specify the hardware and software component requirements to ensure that the collection of these is adequate enough to exchange information on the network. The inclusion of a WLAN, WAN, and VoIP will require additional protocols that are unique from the OSI.
Required Protocols * The Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and VoIPs are required for the improvement designs to the Patton-Fuller network. There is a four-layer reference model for the TCP/IP and they all relate to one or more of the seven OSI layers. * ATM-user network interface (Goleniewski, 2007, p. 169). * Layer one defines the interface to the