Networking & wireless forum: Need help with this problem???????????

No it's not for my homework its just from a friend of mine who gave me a problem he did once in school that he aced but wants me to solve it to see if I can do it. Guessing somebody has the same problem for his schooling or something. Why do you ask?

So far you showed that he is right. And if somebody here does your work, you still show he's right. So it doesn't make any difference if we do it or don't do it. That's why we don't do it, I think.

Kees

I'm just asking for fun not a big deal bud, thats why I said you don't have to answer. Pretty stupid and pathetic to answer just to say your not answering, life much....just sayin....thank you, bye now.

It's a common homework assignment. Let them do their own homework and you can avoid all this conflict.
Bob

Well I just said that this isn't for his homework he already did it before. Anyway I will go else where, thankyou for those who tried to help, cya

lol he just gave me his answer on his computer by the way. However it doesn't even look right to me, dunno about you guys....here's what he had :S lol

(I don't have to worry about showing him up because this answer makes no sense anyway and its clear he doesn't know what he's doing)

The server switch may eventually support a group of file servers and should therefore have at least eight Gigabit Ethernet ports. The switches should have 10/100 ports at a minimum and Gigabit if affordable, they should be 16-port switches to allow reasonable growth. We will use a Gigabit switch for our core switch that in turn connects to a router so that Gigabit Ethernet capabilities can access the file server. You would need two lengths of Cat5 cable (find out exactly how much) per room and the wiring must be centrally located. (find out where ports and switches will go) The router, the switches and the firewalls will be mounted in a single rack in the closet. The Firewall supplied with the router coupled with the services provided by the ISP and AV software should work well enough to keep both servers secure. Internet Access should be DSL since it's a small business and we will set all of this up for the employee's on their stand alone PC's in each office or room. Their Email accounts will be supplied by the ISP. The DSL in the waiting room will be on a separate subnet/server to keep files secure. The office server will require accounts and passwords. The Laser Printer will be in the hallway off to the side depending on how wide the hallway is and run to the switch from there. All Wiring will run under the ceiling and down the walls and out to each port needed. The cables to the PC's will run under the carpeting (or held down by ____'s to the floor) then to the desks and then up the desk legs held in place with plastic cable ties. There is a drop where each pc is and the laser printer as well as in the waiting room. 12 drops all together.