Project Part 2: Network Optimization and Bandwidth Management Scenario The network administrator at Corporation Techs is facing challenges with network congestion and slow performance. The current bandwidth management solution is outdated, and there's a need for optimization. Additionally, there are concerns about unauthorized access to sensitive data. Tasks For this part of the project, perform the following tasks: Bandwidth Management: a. Research and select a bandwidth management solution for Corporation Techs. Describe the chosen solution, explaining why it was selected. b. Discuss where in the network architecture the bandwidth management solution should be implemented for optimal performance. Network Optimization: a. Identify potential bottlenecks in the current network infrastructure at Corporation Techs. b. Propose network optimization strategies to alleviate congestion and improve overall performance. Access Control: a. Evaluate the current access control measures in place for network resources. b. Recommend improvements or additional measures to enhance access control and prevent unauthorized access.

Project Part 2: Network Optimization and Bandwidth Management Scenario The network administrator at Corporation Techs is facing challenges with network congestion and slow performance. The current bandwidth management solution is outdated, and there's a need for optimization. Additionally, there are concerns about unauthorized access to sensitive data. Tasks For this part of the project, perform the following tasks: Bandwidth Management: a. Research and select a bandwidth management solution for Corporation Techs. Describe the chosen solution, explaining why it was selected. b. Discuss where in the network architecture the bandwidth management solution should be implemented for optimal performance. Network Optimization: a. Identify potential bottlenecks in the current network infrastructure at Corporation Techs. b. Propose network optimization strategies to alleviate congestion and improve overall performance. Access Control: a. Evaluate the current access control measures in place for network resources. b. Recommend improvements or additional measures to enhance access control and prevent unauthorized access.

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