to be added or removed depending on the company implementing the ACS will need. There will be two structures crated in the Asset Control System database. One will be structured on users, their roles, payments, and their account info. This is seen figure 3.8.1.1, this will be crucial for allowing general access and being able to invoice the user later. The other structure will be more information on the device identification, location, time used, and how it can be used. This structure can be seen in figure 3.8.1.2. Figure 3.8.1.1 Database structure for the User – Figure 3.8.1.2 Database Structure for the Device Identification – 3.8.2 Device communication network The type of network topology used for the Asset Control System will determine the minimum requirements for each individual asset controlling device station. This section will review some of the possible networking configurations that will ultimately allow for the same finished product, but achieve it in very different ways. The following figures 3.8.2.1 and 3.8.2.2 show how these different topologies would work. 3.8.2.1 STAR Topology
to be added or removed depending on the company implementing the ACS will need. There will be two structures crated in the Asset Control System database. One will be structured on users, their roles, payments, and their account info. This is seen figure 3.8.1.1, this will be crucial for allowing general access and being able to invoice the user later. The other structure will be more information on the device identification, location, time used, and how it can be used. This structure can be seen in figure 3.8.1.2. Figure 3.8.1.1 – Database structure for the User Figure 3.8.1.2 – Database Structure for the Device Identification 3.8.2 Device communication network The type of network topology used for the Asset Control System will determine the minimum requirements for each individual asset controlling device station. This section will review some of the possible networking configurations that will ultimately allow for the same finished product, but achieve it in very different ways. The following figures 3.8.2.1 and 3.8.2.2 show how these different topologies would work. 3.8.2.1 STAR Topology
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