Designing a Small Corporate Building With Four Working Computer Departments Using Distance Vector Routing Protocol - Rip

Abstract

In this paper a small corporate building with four working computer departments using dynamic routing protocol - RIP is designed and made. Dynamic routes are the most important step in the construction of any computer network. Subnetting is one of the best network tools with that each system and network administrator is able to divide one specific computer network into many subnetworks. Thereby, some network administrators, security professionals and network architects can use the free of charge software program Cisco Packet Tracer in order to design and administer different corporate computer networks.

Simulation of Local Area Computer Networks With Distance-Vector Routing Protocols for the Needs of the Private Company

“…It presents an integrated development program that has become extremely popular over several years among engineers, researchers and specialists in almost all fields of modern science and technology. The software product of the American company Cisco Systems offers great opportunities for complex calculations, simulation and visualization of small and large local, urban and global networks, as well as high-quality graphical presentation of the results [1, 3,4,6,8,10,12,15,18,19,27,30,31,32]. The program allows network architects to construct their own virtual network model to access important graphical images of network devices in order to combine the provision of communication networks, adding special data packets and creating many more useful network features.…”

“…The program allows network architects to construct their own virtual network model to access important graphical images of network devices in order to combine the provision of communication networks, adding special data packets and creating many more useful network features. Thanks to the incorporation of a high-level programming language, the system can be subjected to the requirements of each user through self-developed rather than applied software tools [2, 5,7,9,11,13,14,16,17,20,21,22,23,24,25,26].…”