Network Architecture

The network architecture is the most cost effective way to develop and implement a coordinated set of products that can be interconnected. Network Architect jobs is the "plan" with which protocols and other software programs are connected. This is beneficial for both network users and hardware and software providers.

Architecture Features

• Separation of functions . Since networks separate users and products that are sold evolve with the type, there must be a way to make the enhanced features adapt to the latter. Through the network architecture the system is designed with a high degree of modularity, so that changes can be made in steps with a minimum of disturbances.
• Broad connectivity The objective of most networks is to provide optimal connection between any number of nodes, taking into account the security levels that may be required.
• Shared resources. Through network architectures, resources such as printers and databases can be shared, and this in turn makes network operation more efficient and economical.
• Network Administration Within the architecture, the user must be allowed to define, operate, change, protect and maintain that of.
• Easy to use. Through the network architecture designers can focus their attention on the primary interfaces of the network and therefore make them user friendly.
• Standardization. The network architecture feeds those who develop and sell software to use standardized hardware and software. The higher the normalization, the greater the community and the lower the cost.
• Data management In network architectures, data management and the need to interconnect the different database management systems are taken into account.
• Interfaces In the architectures the interfaces are also defined as from person to network, from person and from program to program. In this way, the architecture combines the appropriate protocols (which are written as computer programs) and other appropriate software packages to produce a functional network.
• Applications. In the network architectures, the functions required to operate a network are separated from the commercial applications of the organization. More efficiency is obtained when business programmers do not need to consider the operation.