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Project 1 -
The physical topology represents the way that the workstations are connected to the network through the actual cables that transmit data; the physical structure of the network.
The logical topology is the way that the signals or the data passes through the network from one device to the next without regard to the physical interconnection of the devices. Logical topologies represent the network protocols that direct how data moves across a network. The Ethernet protocol is a common logical bus topology protocol.
A logical topology is not necessarily the same as its physical topology.
Some Company CTO is considering the use of different subnets for each floor in Building 1 and has asked for a physical network diagram demonstrating this use. Using the Network information provided below, create a physical network diagram showing how the described network is interconnected.
Floor 10 - 172.18.10.0/24
Floor 9 - 172.18.09.0/24
Floor 8 - 172.18.08.0/24
Floor 7 - 172.18.07.0/24
Floor 6 - 172.18.06.0/24
Floor 5 - 172.18.05.0/24
Floor 4 - 172.18.04.0/24
Floor 3 - 172.18.03.0/24
Floor 2 - 172.18.02.0/24
Floor 1 - 172.18.01.0/24
1. Create a network diagram of the office designed in Module 02 with the network addresses document.
2. Describe the method you used to make identification of various subnets easier to identify.
Project 2 -
Logical Network topology represents a high-level overview of the signal topology of the network. Every LAN has two different topologies (the way that the devices on a network are arranged and how they communicate with each other).
The logical topology is the way that the signals or the data passes through the network from one device to the next without regard to the physical interconnection of the devices.
Logical topologies represent the network protocols that direct how data moves across a network. The Ethernet protocol is a common logical bus topology protocol.
A logical topology is not necessarily the same as its physical topology.
Some Company CTO after considering the change to the physical network inter connection has decided to continue to use the addressing approach from the IP addressing scheme based upon department. Using the Network Subnet Worksheet from Module 01, create a logical network diagram showing how the current network is interconnected.
Create a (Visio) network diagram of the office designed in Module 02 with the logical network addresses documented.
Project 3 -
Some Company completed a network usage audit as part of their fiscal yearend financial audit. The auditors noted that there was attempted access to the Payroll systems by users in unauthorized departments. In their recommendations, the auditors noted that the Payroll systems need to be isolated and access needs to be restricted to only those authorized users who are in Human Resources.
During a review of the proposed changes to be made, the Human Resources department points out there is a New Employee Benefits portal that is hosted on the HR Department. The portal needs to be accessed by Employees anywhere on the corporate network.
Create the ACLs necessary to limit access to Payroll Subnet: only those computers on the HR subnet should have access; no limitation on access to the HR Subnet.
Refer to the Course Project Introduction.
- Create the commands to configure the Cisco Routers so that only the computers on the HR Subnet have access to the Payroll Subnet.
- All computers on the network are able to access the HR Subnet.
Identify on which router the Access Control lists should be applied and explain your choice.
Note - Please use attached completed module 01 project template for reference to answer.
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