This project details the design and implementation of an internetworking solution for Calasanz School, focusing on establishing a wireless network across the institution. The project scope encompasses the integration of various network components, including Cisco routers, switches, access points, and servers, to provide services such as DHCP, DNS, file sharing, and email. The project addresses the challenges of providing a user-centric design, defining hardware requirements, and creating physical and logical network diagrams. The project includes VLAN configuration, IP addressing schemes, and router configurations. The project highlights the outcomes of the design, including print services, file storage and sharing, DNS and web services, and mailing and messaging capabilities. The document also acknowledges limitations, such as wireless network interference and potential misuse of internet access. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of IT services in education, with configurations and IP assignments provided for router and switch configurations.