Virtual Local Area Network For Control Network Traffic

Cheah, Choon Wah (2004) Virtual Local Area Network For Control Network Traffic. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) is a technology to logical grouping of network resource and user connected to a administrative network on a switch. The project is to create network design and build a simulation VLANs base on National Semiconductor Sdn. Bhd(NSEM). Current NSEM network design can define as flat network, it is one large broadcast domain. By creating VLANs on NSEM network, their will separate broadcast domain into smaller broadcast domain within a switch, by assigning different ports in the switch to different subnetworks. This will reduce unnecessary broadcast traffic on network. VLAN s can potentially reduce the cost associated with moves, adds and changes, in addition to reducing the cost for unused ports on non-VLAN hub and switches. Therefore by grouping certain user or server can be accomplishing, without physical boundary, it enhance network security and also easy management for network administrator. The project help to research proof of concept VLAN technology can reduce broadcast traffic, virtual grouping resource or user, network security, network enhancement. Methodology use to development of project is Model-Driven Development (MDD), the strategy and approach to achieving some goal presented as a framework in which related processes made up of activities or steps are grouped. Each phase have own guideline rather than as a strict set of instructions. Create a simulation VLAN environment and testing under windos98/XP/2000 operating system. The project brings advantage and may recover new method or strategy to creating a VLAN.

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