Low Latency Packet Delivery for SOHO Infrastructure
Meenu Gupta, Rakesh Kumar, Shakeel Ahmed, Prasuryya Priyadarshan, Aditya Jaikumar Sharma · 2022
Today we can see that there is a lot of growth happening around the world and particularly in the IT sector. A number of start-ups require good networking infrastructure which is good both in terms of reliability as well as network connectivity. A network is nothing but a system of interconnected components in which two or more devices communicate with one another to share a piece of information among them or other devices to which access is available. A network can be small or large ranging from big offices to small labs inside a complex. The main point in all the discussions around the globe is that networking is required in order to communicate from one place to another. This paper demonstrates a perfect blend of both low cost and high throughput which will help new startups to set up their infrastructure particularly for the networking segment at low cost, less latency, and high availability. This paper aims to cover the detailed description and use case scenarios that implement an efficient network topology design for swift data packet transfer and fast scalability for a Small Office or Home Office (SOHO) type infrastructure. This paper has been written by keeping in mind the fact that it fulfills the basic needs required for a SOHO infrastructure. This efficient design will enable plug-and-play type node connectivity for scalability and will be centrally administered as discussed in detail in subsequent sections of the paper.