What factors will help you decide if the existing
internetwork is in good enough shape to support new
enhancements?
When considering protocol behavior, what is the
difference between relative network utilization and
absolute network utilization?
Why should you characterize the logical structure of
an internetwork and not just the physical structure?
What architectural and environmental factors should
you consider for a new wireless installation?
Answer:
1.
Your skills, your technical staff, your developers, or web store you may have. Tapping existing knowledge can save time, trouble, and cost of retraining the new operating system.
Platform tool of your choice (such as an HTML editor and scripting tools) to work with, they support the server, and the server is running on the platform. The tools you use may also come into the team skills you already have. For example, the website created using Microsoft FrontPage works fine when hosted on Windows 2000 or Windows NT as FrontPage take advantage of certain features offered by the platform.
Your budget, is quite clear. Some operating systems cost more than others. However, do not forget to take into account the expense of the training and hardware costs, and the cost of down time if your platform is not completely reliable.
2.
Together with all the other computers on the network, you can share / share a broadband internet connection so that everyone can browse the internet simultaneously.
You can access your personal email while others chat, download songs, videos, or even play online games with XBOX 360.
Can share various types of documents and files including music, video, photos, etc.
Store all files - documents, music library, video, digital photos, other documents in one place that can be accessed sharing or even be given a safety who can read and write, or who can access what files.
