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1.4 Project Scope For this project scope, all the staff of Airod will be allow to use this Local Area Network. As in one organization they are consists of 4 departments, all of department are connected with each other and also have their own limitation access. This project is created in order to develop a secure LAN architecture for this organization in which is to make them easy to communicate and sharing resource between them. As what I have observed in this organization, they are still use a conventional method if they want to communicate on each other. And with this Local Area Network will give a lot of benefits for them in future. With this Local Area Network use, they are free to communicate and also sharing the information. 1.5 Intended User For this project, the intended user is for all staff in Airod organization. There are several of users classified for this project which is as below; • All stuff in every each of the departments For this part, all users in every each of departments are free to use this local area network service as a client and being monitor by the server or administrator. The clients also have the permission in sharing data and have their own access limitation for the security purpose. • Administrator of server For the administrator, the task is to monitor and control the entire of network depending on the network performance, accessibility and security reason from the server. Admin have the right to control all the activity done in the network Chapter 2: Structure Design 2.1 Methodology LAN architecture is a best and effective way for communication between two or more user through a network. It’s also give a lot of advantage in many aspects such as costing and communication. Therefore, in or... ... middle of paper ... ...hem are very satisfied and happy using this service of LANs. Therefore I believe all the objectives stated before in chapter 1 has achieved by me with a little bit of help form IT staff there. 3.3 Conclusion In designing LANs architecture was not easy as I thought. It has a several points and requirement that I need to give more attention and take note when conducting this project. In order to create a good designing of network, a good selecting of methodologies is very important because it will give an easy way for us to track back if we are getting a problem while conducting this project. For this project, a lot of skills I have learned in network development such as critical thinking skill, decision skill and many more. Lastly, I’m very thankful to my lecturer, friends and AIROD IT staff that always give me a guide and support to finish this project successfully.

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