Becca Coffee Shop Networking Plan Term Paper

Also included in the WCG200 is a wireless access port that supports 802.11G wireless access, also including firewalls and encryption. (Linksys, 2007).

This entire networking system Becca is creating is by default using terminal-to-host connections running TCP/IP throughout the WCG-200 back out to the Internet. The WCG-200 acts as a five-port router and switch using the four 10BaseT connections to connect to four of the PCs and one USB connection for the fifth. In terms of service, the only viable and economical option for bringing Internet access to the coffee shop is via the local cable company, which can deliver a cable modem-compatible feed for as little as $30 a month depending on the speed of uploads and downloads Becca chooses to select.Linksys (2007) - Linksys Product Guide. October, 2006. Accessed from the Internet on January 10, 2007 from location:

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