Design and Planning of University Campus Network

Abstract

The campus network is a large branch of various types of networks and has a wide range of applications. As the birthplace of new technology, in schools, especially universities, it is very closely connected to the Internet. The Internet was first successfully tested on campus. School Net guides computers into education, scientific research, management, and other areas, providing advanced computers and Internet applications for faculty and students. Due to a series of issues such as the campus network investment funds, network technology and management, the specific implementation of each campus network construction needs to be carefully investigated and analyzed. The purpose of this article is to explore the design and planning of college campus networks. In this article, we mainly propose the application of radio coverage and analyze the distance between the equipment and the bridge. The coverage of indoor wireless network determines the number and points of APs, and there are 80 laptops with AP access restrictions. When the number of portable computers is 20-30, the operating state of the entire workstation is optimal. Usually in the range of 35-110 m. Wireless network coverage in outdoor areas uses overlapping wireless coverage schemes to establish multiple wireless coverage base stations, thereby achieving wireless coverage throughout the campus. In terms of experiments, student dormitories, teaching buildings, playgrounds, and libraries will carry out signal and ping packet experiments.