Primary School Network Design with Guest Network

This report provides an overview of the network design for a primary school with a guest network. It includes IP address tables, network topology diagrams, switch and router configurations, DHCP and security configurations, and more.

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Assignment 2
Primary School Network Design with Guest Network
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author’s Note

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Table of Contents
Project scope:..............................................................................................................................................2
Project requirement:...................................................................................................................................2
Network Design...........................................................................................................................................3
IP Addresses Table including netmask.........................................................................................................3
Network Topology Diagram.........................................................................................................................3
Switch Configuration...............................................................................................................................3
Router Configuration...............................................................................................................................5
DHCP Configuration.................................................................................................................................6
Access Point, Server Configuration guidelines.........................................................................................6
Security Configuration.............................................................................................................................7
Conclusion...................................................................................................................................................7
Bibliography................................................................................................................................................8

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Project scope:
The primary small school requires a network which is to be used by the users of the school along with
the guests who would be visiting the school. The number of users who would be using the network is
around 50 where and along the number of guest is around 10. This network would be used by the 50
users on a daily basis whereas the 10 users would be using the network occasionally. The network would
be consisting of a feature that is the FTP server which would only be accessed by the guest and they
would also be restricted from using any other part of the network. So network would be created by
having two parts and one part would be for the daily user whereas the other part of the network would
be used by the guests only.
Project requirement:
In order to create a network there is a need of certain requirements which have been listed below:
 There is need of creating a network which would be consisting of a basic LAN that would be
used by the daily 50 users.
 Besides this the network which would be creating of a separate LAN network which would be
used by the guest for the purpose of accessing the network this would be totally different from
the basic LAN.
 A FTP server would be FTP server that would be associated with restricting all the guest users
and this FTP server would be helping in the process of getting access to the files by the guest
users.
 Another server would be there for the 50 daily user and this server would be helping the regular
users in getting access to various kind of services and this mainly includes the files, emails and
many more services.
 There is a need of including various type of network components which mainly includes the
switches as well as the routers. The switches and the routers would be configured in order to
restrict the guest users and to provide support to the daily user.

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Network Design
IP Addresses Table including netmask
Subnet
Name
Address Mask Dec Mask Assignable Range Broadcast
user 172.18.2.0 /24 255.255.255.0 172.18.2.1 -
172.18.2.254
172.18.2.255
Guest 172.18.3.0 /24 255.255.255.0 172.18.3.1 -
172.18.3.254
172.18.3.255
Server 172.18.1.0 /24 255.255.255.0 172.18.1.1 -
172.18.1.254
172.18.1.255
Network Topology Diagram
Switch Configuration
Switch 1

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Switch 2

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Switch 3
Router Configuration

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DHCP Configuration
Access Point, Server Configuration guidelines
According to the problem guideline the network would be consisting of a subnet that would be
providing support to the guest in order to get access to the files present in the FTP server and this would
be only restricted to the FTP server only they would not get access to any other files. Certain
assumptions needs to be done before creating the network and the assumptions are:
 All the users that is the guests as well as the user need to be present in the same building. But
they might stay in different sections of the building that is in various rooms, departments or in
chambers.
 Along with this the network would also be consisting of a high end internet speed which would
be provided by the service provider that would be selected by the organization and for this
reason there is an essential need of selecting the right internet provider.
 Besides this it is also to be assumed that the network is using the Dynamic IP addressing. Which
mainly refers to the fact that there should be a proxy server or a DHCP or Dynamic Hybrid

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Configuration Protocol which would be used by the network for the purpose of providing service
to the users. Different servers need to be kept in different sections of the building.
 The problem statement also does not contains any type of things related to the usage of the
wireless LAN so while developing the network there is no need of considering anything related
to the usage of the wireless LAN so the only thing that is to be considered is the Wired LAN.
Security Configuration
Conclusion
From the above report it can be concluded that with the primary school is network is designed by
breaking the network into three different subnet. The IP address plan is created and for assigning IP
address to the different vlan i.e. VLAN 10, vlan 20, vlan 30 for the server, normal user and the guest. The
configuration if done in the netsim simulator for the identification of the problem that can arise during
final deployment of the network design in the real life. The security and the performance of the network
is also considered for the development and thus the guest network is denied to access the vlan 20 used
for the normal users. The implementation of the dhcp configuration in the router helps in automatically
assigning the IP address to the device connected with the switch. The core router is configured with the
server and the distribution layer switch is configured as client for allocation of the

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