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Harpreet Singh
Harpreet Singh
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Harpreet Singh

Harpreet Singh has more than 20 years of experience in the data domain and has been designing and implementing networks and solutions across technologies from X.25, FR, ATM, TCP/IP, and MPLS-based networks. Harpreet is a gold medalist and earned his bachelor of engineering degree before completing his postgraduate diploma in business administration. He has been a part of the faculty at the Advanced Level Telecom Training Center, a premier institute under the UNDP program for the training of telecom officers, where he conducted training on data networks, including technologies such as X.25, Frame Relay, ATM, Siemens Switches, and IP/ MPLS networks. Harpreet has been a part of the core team for multiple pan-India network rollouts ranging from plain IP to Carrier Ethernet and MPLS. He has been involved with all major service providers in India. He was the network architect for the first pan-India IP network in 1997, the first MPLS network rollout in India in 2002, and the largest MetroE deployment in the world at the time in 2004. He was the technical director for the largest ever mobile backhaul IP network based on an IP/MPLS network. He is currently a technology consultant at Cisco Systems, engaged in large and complex cross-technology projects for strategic customers, advising them on network design, operations, and digital transformations. Harpreet has been a speaker at forums such as APRICOT, IETE, and other international conferences. He can be reached at harpreet_singh_2000@yahoo.com.
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Designing a sample DC

We will describe a sample DC in this section to show the actual use of the technologies discussed in the preceding sections.

A data center is the most crucial part in an organization's IT network. All services in the organization's IT environment, including business critical databases and applications, are hosted within the data center. Any outage in these services or applications can lead to a loss of revenue for the organization and therefore building redundancy into the overall data center design is paramount. This redundancy has to be built to cater to all failure scenarios including network failure, firewall failure, server failure, and so on. We will discuss the various techniques and designs used to build redundancy in the DC in the sample DC configurations.

A sample DC design from a physical topology perspective is shown in the following...

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Harpreet Singh

Harpreet Singh has more than 20 years of experience in the data domain and has been designing and implementing networks and solutions across technologies from X.25, FR, ATM, TCP/IP, and MPLS-based networks. Harpreet is a gold medalist and earned his bachelor of engineering degree before completing his postgraduate diploma in business administration. He has been a part of the faculty at the Advanced Level Telecom Training Center, a premier institute under the UNDP program for the training of telecom officers, where he conducted training on data networks, including technologies such as X.25, Frame Relay, ATM, Siemens Switches, and IP/ MPLS networks. Harpreet has been a part of the core team for multiple pan-India network rollouts ranging from plain IP to Carrier Ethernet and MPLS. He has been involved with all major service providers in India. He was the network architect for the first pan-India IP network in 1997, the first MPLS network rollout in India in 2002, and the largest MetroE deployment in the world at the time in 2004. He was the technical director for the largest ever mobile backhaul IP network based on an IP/MPLS network. He is currently a technology consultant at Cisco Systems, engaged in large and complex cross-technology projects for strategic customers, advising them on network design, operations, and digital transformations. Harpreet has been a speaker at forums such as APRICOT, IETE, and other international conferences. He can be reached at harpreet_singh_2000@yahoo.com.
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