Static Topology Diagram

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Static Topology Diagram
The network strategy was first employed in 1950. This paper aims at developing static typology which contains Information such as hostnames, IP addresses, and subnetworks need to be included in the topology (Strogatz 268). You need also label each host that runs a particular service, for instance, the web service is running on Dmz. This activity is done using the static topology diagram which is illustrated in the two diagrams shown in the paper.
Design and discussion
In assigning the IP address, the basic required to configure it to a network interface is through enabling the crossing point that allows communiqué with the host on the same interface using the IP address. In sketching of the topology, diagrams depend on the specifications components listed (Strogatz 268). Correct symbols should be used to represent each component. The diagram below shows the static topology diagram

The above diagram shows the static topology diagram which has been drawn to capture the IP addresses as they move from one point to another. It further shows the connections of the IP addresses as they move from point A to B.
This connection is shown in the table below: –
Protocol ILIP address IGIP address GIP address LIP address
TCP
TCP 1.1.1.2:172
1.1.1.1:102 2.2.2.2:1723
2.2.2.2:1024 6.5.4.7:23
9.6.7.3:23 6.5.4.7:23
9.6.7.3:23
The skeleton of topology diagram which is static in nature can be shown in the figure below.

Some of the important element to note include authority name server which is described as the tree domain which contains full information (Strogatz 268). It contains authoritative name server normally contain more than one name. Another important element is the DNS which concerns several servers within one organization. This is important in assigning the query to the server and assigning the IP address.

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Works Cited
Strogatz, Steven H. “Exploring complex networks.” nature410.6825 (2001): 268.