DFN 6023 CONNECTING WAN

SRIVANI A/P MURUGAN 01DDT16F2019

DANIA RIDZLON 01DDT16F2074

BROADBAND
SOLUTIONS
BENEFITS OF TELEWORKING SOLUTIONS
( EMPLOYER )
Improved Easier to
Reduced cost
employee recruitment and
and expenses
productivity retention

Improve
Reduced
Improve morale corporate
absenteeism
citizenship

Improve
customer service
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CONSULTANTS
BENEFITS OF TELEWORKING SOLUTIONS
( COMMUNITY AND GOVERNMENT )

Helps reduce traffic

Helps reduce urban
and infrastructure
drift
requirements

Improve rural and

suburban amenities

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CONSULTANTS
BENEFITS OF TELEWORKING SOLUTIONS
( INDIVIDUAL )

Productivity Flexibility

Cost savings Home and Family

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CONSULTANTS
BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS OF TELEWORKING

Broadband
connections

Traditional Private
Wan Layer 2 IPsec VPNs
Technologies

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CONSULTANTS
CABLE SYSTEM AND CABLE BROADBAND ACCESS
CABLE SYSTEM
• Accessing the internet through the
cable network which used by
teleworkers to access the enterprise
network
• The cables system use coaxial cable
that caries radio frequency signals
• Modern cable systems provide 2 way
communication between subscribers
and the cable operator
• Cable operator now offer customers
advanced telecommunications service
that includes high speed internet
access, digital cable television and
residential telephone service
CABLE BROADBAND ACCESS
(DSL)
• DSL provides high-speed connections over
installed copper wire system. 
• Two basic types of DSL technologies are
asymmetric (ADSL) and symmetric (SDSL).
• Two key components required to provide a
DSL connection:
 Transceiver – Connects the computer of
the teleworker to the DSL.
 DSL access multiplexer (DSLAM) –
Located at the carrier’s central office, it
combines individual DSL connections from
users into one high-capacity link to an ISP.
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CONSULTANTS
BROADBAND WIRELESS OPTION

CELLULAR IMPLEMENTATION SATELLITE IMPLEMENTATION

• Mobile broadband refers to wireless • Satellite internet service are used in

internet access deliver through mobile location where land-based internet
phone towers to computers, mobile access is not available or
phone and other digital devices using contemporary installation mobile
portable modems • There are 3 ways to connect to the
• Cellular or mobile broadband access Internet using Satellite:
consists of various standard
supportive speed of up to 5Mbs One-way Two-Way
One-way Terrestrial Satellite
• 3 common terms in cellular network: Multitask Return Internet

2G/3G/4 Long-Term
Wireless G Evolution
Internet (LTE)
Wireless

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CONSULTANTS
 DIFFERENTIATE BROADBAND SOLUTIONS

Cable
Expensive and limited capacity Bandwidth is shared by many users

Satellite DSL

Limited bandwidth that is

distance-sensitive
Bit rate is limited to 2Mbs per
subscriber, cell size is 1.2 miles

Fiber-to-
WiMax the-Home
Cellular/ Requires fiber-access
Mobile Network overlay

Coverage is often an issue,

bandwidth relatively limited
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CONSULTANTS
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CONSULTANTS

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