Ok so I had this netowrking assignment to do. and honestly i have absolutley no

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Ok so I had this netowrking assignment to do. and honestly i have absolutley no clue how to even start. can someone help me with this? please. I've tried asking the teacher but he never replied me. Can someone please help. I really don't know what to do.

Develop a micro-segmented wiring diagram of the two story office building
Do not be concerned with bandwidth, just locations of switches, and wires.
Consider core, distribution, and access network
Consider the advantages of a collapsed core
Provide total counts for:
Core and/or Distribution, and Access Switches
Total cable length
Segregate lengths such that total length is given as:
Core to Distribution Switches
Distribution to Access Switches
Access Switches to LAN Drop
Provide a short write up of any assumptions you had to make
Provide a drawing, either in Visio or PowerPoint of the cable layout
Provide estimates of switch counts and cable lengths



Since the office space is relatively small, all switches must be in locked telecom, mechanical, or equipment rooms
All useable rooms must have at least two LAN drops, including offices, reception, lobby, vending, and fire suppression areas
A workgroup should consist of 5 to 7 offices
Conference rooms should have ten LAN drops

Here are the two floors.

http://imgur.com/48p2t,YszBS

http://imgur.com/48p2t,YszBS#1

Explanation / Answer

wiring scheme for the plug side of an RJ-11 connector. The diagram is shown with the "hook clip" on the underside. The typical RJ-11 connector has six terminals. Usually, only the middle four pins are used. The POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) residential telephone wiring generally contains two pairs of wires - designed for two separate telephone lines. The center pins (Red and Green) contain the first telephone line. Please note that business (digital) phone systems may be wired differently. the wiring scheme for the plug side of an RJ-45 connector in accordance with T-568B standards. The T-568B standard is the most commonly used. The wiring diagram is shown with the "hook clip" on the underside. The wall jack may be wired in a different sequence because the wires may be crossed inside the jack. The jack should have a wiring diagram or designated pin numbers/colors to match up to the color code below. When wiring a jack or an RJ-45 plug, remember to keep the “twist” as close as possible to the (jack or plug) receptacle. This will insure compliance

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