A systematic study of networking design for co-working space environment
Rohit Vashisht, Rahul Sharma, Gagan Thakral · 2023
In today&s;s era of digitalization, there is pool of resources that are being shared commonly among various networking devices within in a network. The effectiveness of the network is highly dependent on the synchronization, utility and security of these devices. The aim of the study is to design an appropriate network system for “Co-working Space Organizations”, a network in which multiple organizations will access common resources. The proposed architecture has three-level hierarchy with least cost design and good level security, in such a way that network devices will also meet standards linked with the company. This paper also discusses the budget challenges that the network will face in developing countries in detail. Developing countries have a bounded budget problem that impact choosing good quality routers, switches and various other devices in the network like servers. DHCP servers have been utilized to allocate IP addresses in the proposed system. The proposed network architecture performs well for 3000-4000 populations as per the experimental investigations and can also be scaled successfully to a large number of network users.