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Location - ECC – 601
Opening Hours - 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Purpose of this laboratory
The Network Laboratory is a research room for students interested in network systems, offering workshops for members and those eager to learn about network systems and basic computer operating systems. The lab provides hands-on training on essential network devices, including virtual machines, switches, routers, wireless routers, and Adaptive Security Appliances (ASA), enabling students to gain practical experience in configuring, managing, and troubleshooting network infrastructures. This environment allows students to develop their skills in areas such as network security, system administration, and network design through real-world simulations and experiments.
Laboratory Materials
1. Switches
To create and manage network connections between devices.
2. Routers
To route data between different networks and subnets.
3. Wireless Routers
To provide wireless connectivity to a network.
4. Adaptive Security Appliances (ASA)
To provide advanced network security and threat management.
5. Virtual Machines (VMs)
To simulate different network environments and operating systems.
6. Firewalls
To monitor and control incoming and outgoing network traffic.
7. Network Cables (Ethernet Cables, Fiber Optic Cables)
To physically connect network devices.
8. Network Interface Cards (NICs)
To allow devices to connect to a network.
9. Bandwidth and Traffic Analyzers
To monitor and analyze network traffic.
10. Patch Panels
To organize and manage network cables.
11. Network Hubs
To connect multiple devices in a network.
12. Load Balancers
To distribute network traffic across multiple servers.
13. Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDPS)
To detect and prevent potential security threats.
14. Router Simulators and Emulators
To simulate and test network configurations and scenarios.
15. Power over Ethernet (PoE) Devices
To deliver power to network devices through Ethernet cables.
16. VPN Routers and VPN Servers
To enable secure communication over the Internet.
17. Network Monitoring Tools
To continuously monitor the health and performance of the network.
In conclusion, the Network Laboratory is equipped with a wide range of devices and tools to support learning and hands-on experience in networking and network security. Students can also use simulations allow students to test configurations and troubleshoot network setups, all of which help students develop essential skills for managing and securing network systems.
Practice Room for Network Lab
Location: ECC-702/708
Purpose of this laboratory
ECC – 702, and 708 are the rooms that students can use to practice or test the lab equipment.
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