Is there an available network design or diagram for the installation of networking system in a small villages?
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I agree with the first answer.\n\nyou have to consider:\n-topography of location (is the area surrounded by mountains, or is the location a 'free-space' type?)\n-type of network to be built (wired or wireless?)\n-distances of endpoints (if you're opting for wireless)\n\nfor your reference:
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http://www.streettech.com/archives_DIY/freenets.html\n\nhttp://www.cantenna.com/
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This is a networking problem - look up 'Linear Bus', 'Star' or 'Hub', 'Token Ring' and 'Fully Connected Mesh'.\n\nYou need 21 for a fully connected topology, but you could do it with far less.
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Try computer networking
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first u have to build a LAN with 20 systems using a switch/hub then conect both the rooms network with the centralized server.
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Mostly I think that you will need the proper antenna.  Ask yourself a few questions \n\n1 do I neeed to cover a large area ?\n\n2 do I just need to stretch point to point between two routers/computers\n\nif question 1 is yes, you are going to need professional help\n\nif question 2 is yes all you need is a yaggi (sometimes called a cantenna) antenna.  You simply replace antennas and  aim them at eachother.  Simple
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To start with what you have you need the following:\n\n1) 5ea wireless Network card in each computer, OR 5ea Cat5 or Cat6 network cables long enough to goto the routers and computers and 5 network cards.\n2) A Wireless ROUTER (or if you can't afford wireless get a DSL/Cable router with at least 5 ports (1 for each PC, but more is better for upgrading later)\n3) follow the instructions for setting up the router, and plug in all the computers.\n\n4) for a very basic low security setup this will get you started.\n5) run the windows xp network wizard. DONE
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I design computer networks for a state agency.\nI am assuming that you are talking about a line to provide you with internet access.\n\nYou need to consider several factors.\nHow many people on the LAN will access the internet.\nWhat software products are being used that require access the internet.\nWeb browsers\n\nvirus scan updates.  is everyones computer going to get their own updates from the internet or are you going to download the update once a week to a local server and have everyone access the server?  This would improve bandwidth.\n\nemail spam blocker, like symantec brightmail, how often is it going out and checking for updates.\n\nare you allowing people to use vpn through this circuit for remote access.\n\nare you hosting a web server or have a DMZ segment for others on the internet to utilize.\n\nConsider these factors.  Setup some rules on your firewall to limit use.\n\nI have 400 users in this building, and I have 2 T-1's(1.5Mb) that load balance traffic, and all of the situations above are true for me.\n\nIn my experience,\n\nless than 25 employees, 512K (Fractional T-1)\n50-100 (784K)\n100+ (Full T-1)\n\nYou still need to lease or buy a router like a Cisco 2811.\nIf you dont want the configuration and support responsiblity then lease it along withe the line.\nIf it goes down the phone company will come out and replace it for free, because its their property.\n\nGood Luck.
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I would suggest picking up a wireless router. you could do an ad-hoc network but if you want to share the internet connection, your best bet is to use a small router. for about $50 dollars you can pick up a Linksys WRT54G and have all your bases covered.   ofcouse you'll need wireless network cards for each of the computers. the documentation with the linksys router will guide you through the process. also check out some info on wireless security. (see sources)
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If you go to about.com they have answers and descriptions about almost anything.  Included is a networking section that will definitely have what you need.  I hope that this helps.
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Yep, it's called a 'hub'.\nYou want something like this:\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/Netgear-EN104TP-4-Port-Ethernet-Uplink/dp/B00000J4M9
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All devices are connected to one another in the shape of a closed loop, so that each device is connected directly to two other devices, one on either side of it. Ring topologies are relatively expensive and difficult to install, but they offer high bandwidth and can span large distances. \n\nYou have to have two network card per computer not easy to setup eather. Each card has to have it own IP address given to it in Network settings.
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I hope that one of these will be what you are looking for.\n\nhttp://www.iesna.org/\nhttp://www.ewh.ieee.org/soc/ies/\nhttp://www.ielectric.com/Net/index.asp
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Here's one:\n\nhttp://www.amanet.org/seminars/seminar.cfm?ID=1629&Cat=197&org=Sem\n\nWe hired a consultant to help put ours together. Horrible project.
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Lan over internet?\n\ntry hamachi\n\nhttp://www.hamachi.cc/
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Organizing the different legs of a network
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About.com usually have articles on setting up WLAN\n\nCNET has some good stuff too.