Overview of Internetworking: Network Design, Configuration, and Security

This project provides an overview of internetworking, including network design, configuration, and security. It covers IP addressing, network topology, switch and router configuration, DHCP configuration, access point and server configuration guidelines, and security configuration. The project scope and requirements are also discussed.

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Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author’s Note
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Table of Contents
Project Scope:..................................................................................................................................3
Project Requirement:......................................................................................................................3
Network Design:..............................................................................................................................4
IP Addressing Table..........................................................................................................................4
Network Topology Diagram.............................................................................................................5
Switch Configuration.......................................................................................................................5
Router Configuration.......................................................................................................................8
DHCP Configuration.........................................................................................................................8
Access Point, Server Configuration guidelines................................................................................8
Security Configuration.....................................................................................................................9
Bibliography...................................................................................................................................10

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Project Scope:
Proper network implementation designing is the main scope of this project. The Do’s, Don’ts
and the criteria have to be maintained for project scope design. The implementation purpose of
the network has to be designed. The project will evaluate the creation of user protected LAN
connection that is suitable for using in a small scale business organisation. As per an overall
knowledge, a LAN connection should have to be compatible with 50 authorized user and that of
the 10 guest user. The 50 user are the different authorized personnel of the school and 10
members are the visitor of the school. The requirements of the visitors are that at the time if
visiting they want to download a number of essential files from the online drive of the school
authority. The problem is summarized in that section that, for downloading the file the guest
used have to take entry in the FTP server, through the daily user maintains their connection. If
the user gets authorized to use the same FTP connection, the other information of the school
authority became accessible to them, which have to be stopped.
Project Requirement:
Main business requirements are summarized on the following section:
 For accessing the guest user, a different FTP server has to be used. Along with this the
guest server preserved for guest user have to be separate from other network that are
connected through LAN. It would be better if a different LAN network can be used for
guest use [2].
 LAN network can be justified in that sector only where the working are compelled in
daily basis. It would be better if the guests are not premised to use the LAN network. At
this decision, the LAN network can be kept protected from the sensitive use of the guest
user.
 For daily basis use, the LAN network have to be consists of huge application supported.
Apart from this the activities like file sharing, file receiving, file sending, Email sending
have to be compelled. Activities increasing scope should be elaborated [6].
 For designing the above theme, the routers, switches have to be used. It should be
remind that, the configuration of the routers, hubs and the switches can be done
maintaining the blocked user who is out of the reach of the main LAN area.

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 For designing the guest network, a separate subnet has to be created, that consists of
different configuration so that, from that, the main LAN connection can be tracked. The
user should have to facilitate for accessing the FTP server. Other from the FRP server the
user can be never use the LAN network. It should have to be blocked to the end user.
For designing if this type of network, some assumption have to be made. The assumptions are
described in the following section:
 The LAN connection, have to so much effective that, at most 50 user can uses it
simultaneously with different type of working through the network.
 Along with the normal user, the FTP section of the LAN network has to be compelled
with 10 guest user. The building sections have to be strong of that much level so that,
the coming and leaving of a user cannot affect the other user of the network [3].
 Use to Dynamic IP is too much essential for this section. Only the internet connection of
the DHCP should be used. This application includes the file servers, email servers and
rest other kind of service.
 At the end it can be said that, the accuracy of the LAN connection should be too much
compact. The different between the guest and the daily user should be like wired and
wireless connection. The FRT sections have to be fully separated from the LAN system.
Network Design:
According to the given rule the system principally contains subnet that is essentially utilized offering
help to expansive number of visitor client on the server. It is principally utilized for getting to different

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sorts of records that is primarily present in different sort of FTP server. It is for the most part involving
confining the FTP server so one can't get any sort of access to this documents. Countless should be
legitimately done before appropriate making of system and different presumption related with it.
For creation and categorization of the network, VLAN network, different types of subnet are
required. In the normal school network, different IP addresses are tracked for server and the
guest. The use of subnet-ing also reduces the bulky work of the network administrator. It is too
much helpful for network management. The configuration of DHCP is done in the router by
categorizing the sub parts in to different interface and by categorized assigning of the user
interface if the IP address. For interface configuration, the starting IP address is assembled
within a specific range. The main application of the process can be determined at that time
when, the communication is placed between two or more PCs.
IP Addressing Table

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Network Topology Diagram
Switch Configuration
Switch 1
Switch 2

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Switch 3
Router Configuration

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DHCP Configuration
Access Point, Server Configuration guidelines
Security Configuration

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