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The "driveways." This is where end-user devices (PCs, printers, Wi-Fi APs) connect. It focuses on port security and providing power (PoE) to devices. 2. Core Principles: Performance and Reliability
Not all data is equal. A good design prioritizes time-sensitive traffic—like Voice over IP (VoIP) or video conferencing—over standard web browsing to ensure clear communication. 3. Security by Design network design
Modern networks assume the perimeter is porous. Design-level security includes: The "driveways
A "solid" design anticipates growth. This involves using modular hardware and a structured IP addressing scheme (IPv6 or CIDR) that allows for easy expansion without reconfiguring the entire system. network design