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The scope of the project is to develop a suitable network design for lawyer farm situated in the Australia. They mainly have six departments in the building as human resource, finance, senior lawyers, research wing, trainee and front desk. The network needs to be also configured in an order that every department can communicate with the respective department. Additionally, some access also needs to be blocked among departments.

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Running head: ADVANCED NETWORK DESIGN
Network requirement analysis and plan
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author’s Note

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Table of Contents
1. Project Scope and requirement.........................................................................................................2
2. Network Design and Justification......................................................................................................2
2.1. Description of the approach.......................................................................................................2
2.2. IP addressing scheme.................................................................................................................2
3. Network topology diagram and implementation..............................................................................3
3.1. Switch Configuration..................................................................................................................3
3.2. Router Configuration..................................................................................................................7
3.3. Host Configuration....................................................................................................................10
3.4. Access point and server configuration guidelines.....................................................................10
4. Timeline and Budget Estimation......................................................................................................10
4.1. Hardware requirement with specification and cost..................................................................10
4.2. Human Resource and Logistics.................................................................................................13
4.3. Tentative timeline Specifications..............................................................................................14
Bibliography.........................................................................................................................................18
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1. Project Scope and requirement
The scope of the project is to develop a suitable network design for lawyer farm situated in
the Australia. They mainly have six departments in the building as human resource, finance, senior
lawyers, research wing, trainee and front desk. The network needs to be also configured in an order
that every department can communicate with the respective department. Additionally, some access
also needs to be blocked among departments. The design needs to be conducted while selecting
appropriate devices in order to provide wired and wireless connection to each departments.
2. Network Design and Justification
2.1. Description of the approach
The network has been designed in order to provide the optimal connection solution in the
building. As shown in the figure, the ISP provide the internet connection which is directly linked with
a router. The router is connected with core switch which is placed in the level 3 layer. The proposed
network diagram is designed while maintaining the hierarchal model. The three layer is established
as shown in the diagram below. The core distribution switch is placed in the layer 3 which is
connected to three layer 2 distribution switch. Every distribution switch is connected with the two
other access layer switches which are also connected with end devices and wireless routers in order
provide wireless connectivity in different network.
2.2. IP addressing scheme
Subnet
Name
Allocated
Size
Address Mas
k
Dec Mask Assignable
Range
Broadcast
Front
Desk
VLAN
254 192.160.1.0 /24 255.255.255.0 192.160.1.1 -
192.160.1.254
192.160.1.255
Trainee
VLAN
254 192.160.5.0 /24 255.255.255.0 192.160.5.1 -
192.160.5.254
192.160.5.255
Research
Wing
VLAN
254 192.160.4.0 /24 255.255.255.0 192.160.4.1 -
192.160.4.254
192.160.4.255
Lawyer
VLAN
254 192.160.3.0 /24 255.255.255.0 192.160.3.1 -
192.160.3.254
192.160.3.255
Finance
VLAN
254 192.160.0.0 /24 255.255.255.0 192.160.0.1 -
192.160.0.254
192.160.0.255
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HR VLAN 254 192.160.2.0 /24 255.255.255.0 192.160.2.1 -
192.160.2.254
192.160.2.255
Server
VLAN
2 192.160.6.0 /30 255.255.255.252 192.160.6.1 -
192.160.6.2
192.160.6.3
3. Network topology diagram and implementation
3.1. Switch Configuration
Switch S1
VTP domain core
vtp mode server
vtp version 2
vlan 10
name FrontDesk
vlan 20
name Trainee
exit
vlan 30

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name ResearchWing
exit
vlan 40
name Lawyer
exit
vlan 50
name Finance
exit
vlan 60
name HR
vlan 70
name server
exit
interface range fa 0/1-9
switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q
switchport mode trunk
exit
interface range f0/11-12
switchport mode access
switchport access vlan 70
exit
Dist_1
VTP domain core
vtp mode client
vtp version 2
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interface range fa 0/1-9
switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q
switchport mode trunk
exit
Dist_2
VTP domain core
vtp mode client
vtp version 2
interface range fa 0/1-9
switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q
switchport mode trunk
exit
FrontDesk
VTP domain core
vtp mode client
vtp version 2
interface range f0/1-10
switchport mode access
switchport access vlan 10
exit
Trainee
VTP domain core
vtp mode client
vtp version 2
interface range f0/1-10
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switchport mode access
switchport access vlan 20
exit
ResearchWing
VTP domain core
vtp mode client
vtp version 2
interface range f0/1-10
switchport mode access
switchport access vlan 30
exit
Lawyer
VTP domain core
vtp mode client
vtp version 2
interface range f0/1-10
switchport mode access
switchport access vlan 40
exit
Finnace
VTP domain core
vtp mode client
vtp version 2
interface range f0/1-10
switchport mode access

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switchport access vlan 50
exit
HumanResource
VTP domain core
vtp mode client
vtp version 2
interface range f0/1-10
switchport mode access
switchport access vlan 60
exit
3.2. Router Configuration
Router R1
Hostname R1
interface f0/0
no shut
exit
interface f0/0.10
encapsulation dot1Q 10
ip add 192.160.1.1 255.255.255.0
exit
interface f0/0.20
encapsulation dot1Q 20
ip add 192.160.5.1 255.255.255.0
exit
interface f0/0.30
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encapsulation dot1Q 30
ip add 192.160.4.1 255.255.255.0
exit
interface f0/0.40
encapsulation dot1Q 40
ip add 192.160.3.1 255.255.255.0
exit
interface f0/0.50
encapsulation dot1Q 50
ip add 192.160.0.1 255.255.255.0
exit
interface f0/0.60
encapsulation dot1Q 60
ip add 192.160.2.1 255.255.255.0
exit
interface f0/0.70
encapsulation dot1Q 70
ip add 192.160.6.1 255.255.255.0
exit
ip dhcp excluded-address 192.160.1.1 192.160.1.10
ip dhcp excluded-address 192.160.5.1 192.160.5.10
ip dhcp excluded-address 192.160.4.1 192.160.4.10
ip dhcp excluded-address 192.160.3.1 192.160.3.10
ip dhcp excluded-address 192.160.0.1 192.160.0.10
ip dhcp excluded-address 192.160.2.1 192.160.2.10
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ip dhcp excluded-address 192.160.6.1 192.160.6.10
ip dhcp pool frontdesk
network 192.160.1.0 255.255.255.0
default-router 192.160.1.1
ip dhcp pool trainee
network 192.160.5.0 255.255.255.0
default-router 192.160.5.1
exit
ip dhcp pool researchwing
network 192.160.4.0 255.255.255.0
default-router 192.160.4.1
exit
ip dhcp pool lawyer
network 192.160.3.0 255.255.255.0
default-router 192.160.3.1
exit
ip dhcp pool Finance
network 192.160.0.0 255.255.255.0
default-router 192.160.0.1
exit
ip dhcp pool HR
network 192.160.2.0 255.255.255.0
default-router 192.160.2.1
exit
ip dhcp pool server

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network 192.160.6.0 255.255.255.0
default-router 192.160.6.1
exit
3.3. Host Configuration
Ipconfig /release
Ipconfig /renew
3.4. Access point and server configuration guidelines
The access points are configured properly in a way that it support large number of
connection and able to work flawlessly as well. The access point configuration is also protected from
the end users with appropriate authentication. Additionally, 802.1 authentication is utilized in order
to achieve such functionality among server side and client side. In order to validate data the useful
data is backup in case of data loss. The access point will provide the connectivity to connect 50
wireless connection effectively.
4. Timeline and Budget Estimation
4.1. Hardware requirement with specification and cost
Hardware Manufacturer Series Model Specifications Cost
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Router Cisco 2811 Cisco 2800
Series
integrated
service
router
Two Integrated
10/100 Fast
Ethernet ports
Enhanced
Network Module
Slot
Optional Layer 2
switching
support with
Power over
Ethernet (P o E)
USD$2,495.00
Switch Cisco
2960 Cisco WS-
C2960G -
8TC -L
Speed: Gigabit
Ethernet (1000
Mbit/ s)
24 Ethernet
ports.
Max.
Data
Transfer
Rate:
1000
Mbps/
1Gbps
MPN: WS-
C2960G- 8TC -L
USD$949.99
3500 Cisco WS-
C3524-XL-
EN 3500
Series
Catalyst
Switch
Reduction in
latency and NAT
support for
management of
access control
and
management of
access to the
resources
USD$2995.0
Types of Cables
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Cat 6
ï‚· Bandwidth of 250 MHz
ï‚· 1000 Mbps network speeds across a full cable length of 100 meters
ï‚· 1000BaseTX networks
ï‚· 10GBase-T networks
ï‚· Speeds of up to 10 GB/ ps up to 50 meters.
ï‚· Cost (50 feet): 9 (USD)
Cat 5e
ï‚· RJ45 connectors are built with corrosion-resistant gold-plating
ï‚· Support Bandwidth 150MHz
ï‚· Speed 1000 Mbps
ï‚· Cost (15.25m): 9.9 (USD)
Optical Fibre
ï‚· 50/125 optical fibre core/ cladding
ï‚· 1/10/40Gb Multimode
ï‚· 1.25mm ceramic ferrule
 125μm diameter cladding
ï‚· Fast Ethernet 100Basw-FX 2000m
ï‚· 40Gb Ethernet 40GBase-SR4 100m (330m QSFP+ eSR4)
ï‚· Cost (3.28): 9.95 (USD)
Name of Server, PC with specification
File Server
Operating System – Windows Server 2012
RAM – 12 Gb
Hard Disk – 2 TB

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Processor – Intel core i7
Motherboard - ASUS PRIME X299-A ATX MOTHERBOARD
Printerface Server
Operating System – Windows Server 2012
RAM – 12 Gb
Hard Disk – 2 TB
Processor – Intel core i7
Motherboard - ASUS PRIME X299-A ATX MOTHERBOARD
PC
Operating System – Windows 10 Enterprise
RAM – 4 Gb
Hard Disk – 500 GB
Processor – Intel core i3
Motherboard - Gigabyte H310M-H HDMI and VGA Port Ultra Durable motherboard
4.2. Human Resource and Logistics
Resource Name Std. rate Max. Units Role
Project manager $55.00/hr 100% Management of the progress of the
project
Project planner $50.00/hr 300% Analysis and site survey
Development
team
$50.00/hr 500% Configuration of the servers
Network Manager $45.00/hr 500% Configuration of the network device
Resource manager $45.00/hr 400% Allocation of the resources
Network
Administrator
$40.00/hr 200% Testing the configured network
Risk analyst $40.00/hr 200% Identification of the network
vulnerabilities
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4.3. Tentative timeline Specifications
Task Name Duration Start Finish Predecessor
s Resource Names Cost
Development of a
network solution for
Law Firm
47 days
Thu
10-01-
19
Fri 15-
03-19 $130,080.00
Initiation phase of the
project 14 days
Thu
10-01-
19
Tue
29-01-
19
$12,040.00
Analysis of the
current network needs 5 days
Thu
10-01-
19
Wed
16-01-
19
Project manager $2,200.00
Feasibility study of
the project 3 days
Thu
17-01-
19
Mon
21-01-
19
2
Project
planner,Resource
manager
$2,280.00
Project charter
establishment 5 days
Tue
22-01-
19
Mon
28-01-
19
3
Project
manager,Project
planner
$4,200.00
Appointment of
team members 4 days
Thu
24-01-
19
Tue
29-01-
19
3
Project
manager,Project
planner
$3,360.00
Project Planning
phase 16 days
Tue
29-01-
19
Tue
19-02-
19
$34,600.00
Development of
project plan 5 days
Tue
29-01-
19
Mon
04-02-
19
4
Project
manager,Project
planner
$4,200.00
Resource plan
development
6 days Wed
30-01-
Wed
06-02-
5,6 Resource manager $2,160.00
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Development of the
financial plan 7 days
Tue
29-01-
19
Wed
06-02-
19
6
Project
planner,Resource
manager
$5,320.00
Developing quality
management plan 5 days
Tue
05-02-
19
Mon
11-02-
19
8
Project
manager,Network
Administrator
$3,800.00
Creating risk
management plan 6 days
Thu
07-02-
19
Thu
14-02-
19
8,9 Project planner,Risk
analyst $4,320.00
Creating proper
communication plan 5 days
Thu
07-02-
19
Wed
13-02-
19
9
Project
manager,Project
planner,Resource
manager
$6,000.00
Developing proper
procurement plan 5 days
Thu
07-02-
19
Wed
13-02-
19
10
Project
manager,Resource
manager
$4,000.00
Contracting with the
suppliers of the project 6 days
Tue
12-02-
19
Tue
19-02-
19
11
Project
manager,Resource
manager
$4,800.00
Project Execution
phase 22 days
Thu
14-02-
19
Fri 15-
03-19 $79,080.00
Identification of
number of users 10 days Fri 15-
02-19
Thu
28-02-
19
12,13
Project
planner,Resource
manager
$7,600.00
Development of the
IP addressing plan 11 days
Thu
14-02-
19
Thu
28-02-
19
14 IT technician,Resource
manager $7,920.00
Selection of the 13 days Wed Fri 08- 15 Network $8,840.00

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network architecture 20-02-
19 03-19 Administrator,IT
technician
Identification of the
resources for the
development of the
network
14 days
Wed
20-02-
19
Mon
11-03-
19
15
Development
team,Network
Manager,Project
manager
$16,800.00
Selection of
deployment model 15 days Fri 15-
02-19
Thu
07-03-
19
16 IT technician,Resource
manager $10,800.00
Network cabling
plan 4 days Fri 08-
03-19
Wed
13-03-
19
18 IT technician,Project
manager $4,760.00
Selection of the
cable 1 day Fri 08-
03-19
Fri 08-
03-19 22 IT technician $360.00
Layout of the cable 2 days
Mon
11-03-
19
Tue
12-03-
19
24 Project planner $800.00
Clipping the cable
ends 1 day
Wed
13-03-
19
Wed
13-03-
19
25 Development team $400.00
Development of the
new network topology 11 days Fri 01-
03-19
Fri 15-
03-19 18
Development team,IT
technician,Resource
manager,Network
Administrator
$22,360.00
Configuration of
the network devices 2 days
Thu
14-03-
19
Fri 15-
03-19 26 Network
Administrator $640.00
Verification of the
network configuration
3 days Fri 01-
03-19
Tue
05-03-
19
19 Development
team,Network
Manager,IT
$4,440.00
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technician,Resource
manager
Testing of the
network configuration 2 days
Wed
06-03-
19
Thu
07-03-
19
29
Development
team,Network
Administrator
$1,440.00
Project Closure phase 6 days Fri 08-
03-19
Fri 15-
03-19 $4,360.00
Post project review 3 days
Tue
12-03-
19
Thu
14-03-
19
21 Network
Administrator $960.00
Stakeholders sign off 3 days Fri 08-
03-19
Tue
12-03-
19
22
Project
manager,Project
planner
$2,520.00
Final documentation 2 days
Thu
14-03-
19
Fri 15-
03-19 23 Project manager $880.00
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