Network Architecture & Design

RMCI Designs, Installs, and Maintains the Following Network Architectures:

• Modern and Legacy Topologies (tree, bus, ring, star)
• Ethernet (10/100/1G), Token Ring, ATM, FDDI
• Client-server networks
• Open Networks (TCP/IP, UNIX, IPX)
• Distributed networks
• Local and Wide Area Networks (LAN and WAN)
• Switched networks

Project Spotlight

RMCI designed, recommended, installed, configured, and maintained the network devices used for the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) LAN. The USDA network supports over 10,000 users in a four-building complex. The USDA required migration from a broadband LAN to a fiber and twisted pair network. Over a one-year period, RMCI installed more than 200 network devices for the migration. Device types included:

• Network hubs (Bay Networks, UB Networks, 3Com and Cabletron and 3Com)
• Network routers (Cisco)
• FDDI bridges/routers and concentrators (Cisco and UB Networks)