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h3. 1. Network architecture
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+Figure 1 : Architecture of a classical telecommunication network using PEP+
This figure shows a classical network using PEP. It is asymmetric because on one side of the satellite link we have a server and on the other side we have all the terminals.
In this project we can not use a real satellite so we need to emulate this link. Consequently the The network architecture we want to implement used on the lab is quite different and is shown on the next figure.
!{width: 80%}NetworkArchitectureLab.jpg!
+Figure 1 : Architecture we want to implement on the lab+
!{width: 80%}NetworkArchitectureTheoretical.jpg!
+Figure 1 : Architecture of a classical telecommunication network using PEP+
This figure shows a classical network using PEP. It is asymmetric because on one side of the satellite link we have a server and on the other side we have all the terminals.
In this project we can not use a real satellite so we need to emulate this link. Consequently the The network architecture we want to implement used on the lab is quite different and is shown on the next figure.
!{width: 80%}NetworkArchitectureLab.jpg!
+Figure 1 : Architecture we want to implement on the lab+