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Objectives
Perform a customer site survey
Describe the importance of planning when beginning
a network upgrade
Describe physical topology considerations when
upgrading a network
Describe structured cabling
Describe network configuration and interaction of
network devices
Describe other considerations when planning an
upgrade
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Perform a Customer Site Survey
Analyze and document the network configuration and
interaction of network devices
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Perform a Customer Site Survey
Describe the physical and logical topologies of a typical
network with both wired and wireless users, as well as
shared peripherals, file servers and Internet
connectivity
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Perform a Customer Site Survey
Create network requirements documentation
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Planning the Network Upgrade
Requirements
Gathering
Selection and Design
Implementation
Operation
Review and
Evaluation
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Planning the Network Upgrade
Describe issues that relate to the physical environment
of the planned network upgrade
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Planning the Network Upgrade
Describe the types of cabling required for the customer
network upgrade
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Planning the Network Upgrade
Explain the concept of structured cabling
Describe types of end-to-end cabling required to
facilitate data flow
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Planning the Network Upgrade
Using provided topology diagrams and site diagrams,
or blueprints, create a wiring plan for the customer
network including cable specifications, and cabling best
practices to be observed.
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Other Upgrade Planning Considerations
Describe issues that relate to purchasing and
maintaining network equipment for an upgrade.
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Other Upgrade Planning Considerations
Describe the purpose and function of a switch and
router
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Other Upgrade Planning Considerations
Describe factors related to the selection of LAN and
Internetworking devices, such as expandability and
manageability
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IP Addressing Plan
Logical Addressing and Network Information.
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Summary
A site survey including extensive documentation of both
physical and logical network information must be
performed before a network upgrade can be planned.
The five phases of a network upgrade include
requirements gathering, selection and design,
implementation, operation, and review and evaluation.
Structured cabling deals with the placement of cables,
location of wiring closets, cable management, and
electrical considerations.
Cost and expandability are important considerations
when planning equipment upgrades.
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