DN301: Vodafone IT Network Design Case Study - South Island Expansion

This case study delves into the IT network design challenges and solutions faced by Vodafone, particularly focusing on its expansion plans in South Island, New Zealand. It addresses the critical issue of broadcast storming, detailing the factors contributing to it, such as redundancy, contention, and collision, and recommends mitigation strategies. The study further explores network management protocols like SNMP and ICMP, essential for ensuring QoS. A significant portion is dedicated to network security, identifying key threats like Trojan horses, phishing, radio jamming, and compromised servers, and proposing solutions including encryption techniques and layered security. The case study emphasizes the importance of maintaining confidentiality, integrity, and availability within Vodafone's network infrastructure. This assignment is available on Desklib, a platform offering a wide range of study tools and resources for students.