You have been hired to consult with a local architecture firm and suggest improvements to update its LAN. The firms staff of 35 full time and 8 part time employees hasnt had time to pay attention to the network, which was set up many years ago by another consultant. Currently, the LAN consists of 30 desktop pcs, 8 laptops, and some peripherals, such as printers. Employees use their laptops at home as well as at the firm, so they have been configured for use with broadband internet connections. At the firm, a router connects the LAN to a local ISP through a T1 link. Connected to the router are

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anonymous · Answer

I did not manage to understand your issue.

p0sitr0n · Answer

if the question is security, just make sure to port forward right devices, use a switch , filter macs, block ports , etc

anonymous · Answer

Connected directly to the router my be Hubs, switches, wireless routers. connected to those would be Lab-tops, desktops, printers etc. This looks like something from A+. i don't see why have a T1 from the lan to isp?