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Backbone Network types

To optimize network performance, enhance device efficiency, upgrade to faster models, and implement swift routing protocols. Utilize Gigabit Ethernet for the backbone, replace shared circuits with switched backbones, and manage network demand strategically. Increase device memory, augment circuit capacity, and restrict high-capacity applications for a comprehensive boost in overall network efficiency.

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Backbone Network types

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  1. Backbone Networks: • Types & Uses

  2. Outline • Introduction • Types of Backbone technologies • components of Backbone technologies • Technologies of Backbone technologies • Best Practices of Backbone technologies • Improving Backbone technologies

  3. What is a Backbone Network? • Backbone Network is as a Network containing a high capacity connectivity infrastructure that backbone to the different part of the network. Network Infrastructure Component: A backbone serves as a crucial element in computer network infrastructure, facilitating the connection of multiple networks and enabling the seamless flow of data between them. Local Area Network Connectivity: It links various local area networks (LANs) within workplaces, campuses, or buildings, forming the foundation for broader networks like wide area networks (WANs) or metropolitan area networks (MANs) when spanning entire cities.

  4. Types Backbone Network? Serial Backbone: Simplicity in Design Linear Connection via Single Cable. Distributed Backbone: Hierarchical Device Formation. Intermediary Devices and Connectivity.

  5. Backbone Network Components >Network cable -Function in the same way as in LANs -Optical fiber - more commonly chosen (provides higher data rates) > Hardware devices - Computers or special-purpose devices that just transfer messages from one network to another. • switches • routers • gateways

  6. Backbone Network Devices

  7. Network Bridge • Definition: • A network bridge is a network device that creates a single aggregate from multiple communicating devices, serving as a communicator between them. • The primary function of a network bridge is to perform network bridging, which involves consolidating communication from various sources into a unified whole. • Advantages and Disadvantages: • Advantages include connecting similar networks and accommodating various cable types. • Disadvantages involve diminishing popularity and market share loss to more advanced Layer 2 switches.

  8. Router • Definition • A router is a device designed to facilitate communication between two or more distinct networks situated in diverse geographical locations • It constructs a new frame around the packet and selects the optimal route for the packet to travel. • Types of Routers: • Broadband Routers: Devices that manage communication for high-speed internet access. • Wireless Routers: Routers equipped for wireless network connectivity. • Core Router: Manages data traffic within the core of a network. • Wired and Wireless Routers

  9. Switches & hub • Hub: • Hubsserve the purposeof connecting all devices within a network,enabling communication among them throughbroadcasting. • Also known as network hubs, they act as common connectionpoints for devices ina network, particularly used to link segments ofa LocalArea Network(LAN). • Switch: • Similarto hubs, switches are utilized to connect devices within a network,facilitating communication betweenthem. • During thefirstinstance,switches performflooding, broadcasting data to all connected devices. However, from the second instance onward, they utilize unicast, directing data specificallyto the intendedrecipient.

  10. Improving performance • Improve Computer and Device Performance: • Optimize the performance of computers and devices by addressing hardware and software efficiency. • Upgrade to Faster Devices: • Enhance network speed by upgrading devices to faster and more advanced models. • Utilize Faster Routing Protocols: • Improve datatransmission efficiency by implementing faster routing protocols. • Opt for Static Routing in Small Networks: • In smaller networks, choose static routing for quicker data transfer. • 5. Reduce Network Demand: • Mitigate network congestion by strategically reducing overall network demand.

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