Setting up a network over 50 users?

thedrama

Lets assume there is a building. In average there are over 50 users(computers).
These computers do have only standard ethernet adapters not with antennas.
Besides communicating these computers, you need them all access Internet
at the same time.

How many switches? Do i need to place a router along with a DSL modem? Any DHCP server? Should VLAN on switches be implemented ?

What should you suggest?

VAHokie56

thedrama wrote: »

Maybe you're right maybe wrong. It depends on how you are taught. I took
CCNA course two times.First time, it consisted of just slideshow and couldn't
offer me significant things. But second time, i had gears/tools to practice. I also build network topologies on my own at Cisco packet tracer from basic routing, subnetting to frame relay networking. Used secureCRT, putty
also hyperterminal.

My questions might not probably be understood due to language barrier. But,
there is a certain part here and it is that i struggle too much in order to advance.

Let's get back to my question again,

I know what layer 2 switches are capable of, also routers and many things
from data encapsulation to WAN technologies. However, real-life is a bit different(than theory)

I established a switched computer network with 50 clients. After that, should
i use a DSL modem only or is a router needed additionally?[in order to
share Internet connection]

Hey Copernicus naviagte your way from the top of the thread to the bottom bro, at least 3 people have given you an answer and a solution. Any more help and we are need a project number we can bill our time to you for