Computer Network Modernization

Abstract

This thesis presents a comprehensive modernization of a network infrastructure, merging extensive theoretical exploration with practical application. It begins by establishing a detailed theoretical framework that elucidates the essential components required for a modern network, ranging from basic elements to complete infrastructure systems. Utilizing theoretical framework, the current network infrastructure is assessed, identifying prevailing issues and discussing potential improvements. Subsequently, the theoretical insights are applied to guide the modernization of the network, aiming to address identified problems effectively. The thesis then provides a meticulous presentation of the updated network, covering aspects from configurations and implementation to the financial implications of the upgrades. Finally, it concludes with a summary of the interventions undertaken and their impacts, offering a critical evaluation of the modernization process. This work emphasizes the importance of a well-grounded theoretical approach in driving practical network enhancements that are both effective and economically viable.