NETORK DIAGRAMS (1 Viewer)

[penaddictT-T]

any tips? we never learnt this in class but i have seen some diagrams and done some past paper questions on this. wanna know if theres any obscure rules abt this! tyty

 

[rubypinky:)]

are u talking about dataflow and context diagrams??

 

[Demons]

I think they mean the communications framework:

Like this: But I've never heard of questions which require you to draw this?

 

[WhoseAdam]

do you mean a network diagram?

 

[penaddictT-T]

oops sorry should have clarified!! i meant network diagrams

 

[penaddictT-T]

are there any special symbols?
internet is cloud rt
can u just draw boxes for everything else

 

[DarknessItself]

do you mean a network diagram?
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Is this from a HSC exam? If so, which one

 

[mellysmelly]

are there any special symbols?
internet is cloud rt
can u just draw boxes for everything else

 

[penaddictT-T]

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TYSM!!
do you have to label wans and lans? and types of cabling?

 

[mellysmelly]

TYSM!!
do you have to label wans and lans? and types of cabling?

I don't think necessarily WAN and LAN but types of cabling would show good understanding to the marker and it doesn't hurt to do

 

[penaddictT-T]

ok!! tysm!!

 

[Susu123]

do you mean a network diagram?
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oh hell nah i forgot about this

 

[Susu123]

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can you usually just put router and modem as the same thing or do u have to make them 2 different devices

 

[Demons]

oh hell nah i forgot about this

bro just draw the physical components and bullshit the connections and you'll be fine.

 

[ranjeet.singh]

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The textbook demonstrates a specific method of drawing the router and switch, which is good to demonstrate knowledge, but not necessary. Same with bridge's and gateways.

 

[penaddictT-T]

where is that in the txtbook?

 

[mellysmelly]

The textbook demonstrates a specific method of drawing the router and switch, which is good to demonstrate knowledge, but not necessary. Same with bridge's and gateways.

not necessary wasting time in exam

 

[wizzkids]

No, you won't be tested on obscure rules. There are international standards for drawing network diagrams, but you are not required to know them in IPT. However it is very useful if you can use pictorial symbols like these for the common building blocks of computer networks.

 

[kareem!]

international standards for drawing network diagrams

Hey, this isnt actually true . There are no international standards for drawing network diagrams/maps. If you would like a reference, CISCO has some good diagrams (that are almost industry standards - only because they are used so much). You can see all of them using Cisco Packet Tracer.

 

[wizzkids]

There are many proprietary international standards for drawing network diagrams. Yes Cisco has a very large library of their own symbols but they are only one amongst many. Strictly the Cisco symbol library is only supposed to be used to describe Cisco networks; shucks to you if you have Aruba/Avaya/D-Link/Extreme Networks gear. Microsoft Active Directory and Azure have a library of their own symbols, as does Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) so there are many proprietary standards. None of this matters in the HSC syllabus.