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Assignment
To complete your final expansion plan and proposal for West Consulting, this week you will develop the voice and video network design and compile the efforts of your previous assignments to create a comprehensive proposal.
Incorporate feedback you received from your instructor on the diagram from the Week Four Individual Assignment, "West Consulting Data Center Design." Use this revised diagram, and the information from all previous assignments, as the basis for remainder of this assignment.
Design a voice and video network that meets West Consulting's needs, including annotations that highlight how traffic concerns will be addressed.
Diagram your voice and video network design in Microsoft® Visio®.
Create a final network growth and expansion proposal that includes the following:
• An Executive Summary of the proposal
• A summary of the project purpose, including:
o West Consulting's business needs
o West Consulting's current network status
o West Consulting's desired or needed network status
o Constraints or issues to be considered in your design
• Completed network design proposal that includes the following:
o Campus LAN
o Enterprise WAN
o IP Addressing Schema
o Data Centers
o WLAN Security
o Voice and Video Integration
• Summary of network security concerns and plans
• A recommendation to virtualize two network components in your design, including the benefits of virtualizing the two components
• A summary of requirements to ensure the implemented design is effective
• A summary of risks and suggested controls to ensure the network is implemented effectively and optimized for future growth.
Create the narrative portions of the proposal as a 6- to 7-page Microsoft Word document.
Compress your diagrams and proposal narrative into a ZIP folder.
Resources:
• West Consulting Network Design Summary
• Assignment, "West Consulting Customer Design Summary"
• Assignment, "West Consulting Modular Design Proposal"
• Assignment, "West Consulting IP Addressing Schema"
• Assignment, "Data Center Design".