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Network Design Proposal
Royal Palm School
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I&C Solutions Ltd.
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Team introduction
Network design & documentation:
Carlo CHAN (CCIE)
Chapman WONG (CCDP)
Implementation: Carlo CHAN (CCIE)
Nelson FONG (CCNA)
Ken LO (CCNA)
User training: Carlo CHAN (CCIE)
Nelson FONG (CCNA)
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Part I - Design goals
The design is mainly based on the following four considerations:
1. Functionality
The design will provide Royal Palm school a reliable Local Area Network
(LAN) as well as Wide Area Network (WAN) link for data communication with
other school sites in the Washington School District and the Internet
connectivity.
2. Scalability
The design will allow the network to grow without any major changes in the
overall design.
3. Adaptability
The layered design will allow the network to adapt to and implement the future
network technology.
4. Manageability
Network monitoring and management will be taken into account for ensuring the
day to day network stability.
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Part II - User requirements
1. Overall network requirement
Minimum functional lifetime: 7 ~ 10 years
Minimum growth consideration: LAN: 100X
WAN: 2X
Minimum bandwidth requirement: Client: 1.0 Mbps
Server: 100 Mbps
Layer 3 & 4 protocols: Only TCP/IP and Novell IPX allowed
Maximum user counts: 250 computers for student / curriculum
75 computers for teach / administrative
UPS: The school will use their existing UPS systems for the network devices
2. WAN requirement
Connect to the regional hub at Shaw Butte School using access routers.
Internet connectivity will be provided by the District office.
No other connections will be permitted.
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Part II - User requirements
3. LAN requirement
Layer 1
Physical topology: Star and Extended Star
Cabling: comply with TIA/EIA 568-A and 569
Horizontal cabling: CAT5 UTP tested with 100Mbps
Vertical (backbone) cabling: CAT5 UTP or multi-mode fiber optic
Transfer speed: 10BaseT, 100BaseTX & 100Base-FX
Wiring needs: 4 cable runs for each location* for up to 25 computers
1 for teachers/Admin, 3 for up to 24 student computers
Layer 2
Ethernet LAN switching
Layer 3
Two LAN segments: Student / Administration
Addressing and naming :
Convention developed and administered by the District Office
Static addresses for administrative computers
Dynamic addresses for student computers by a DHCP server in the LAN
* Indicated by a 1 on the original site drawing
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Part II - User requirements
4. Servers and applications
Type of application User Remark
DNS and e-mail Everyone Connect to the hub server
and district master server
Administrative server Everyone TCP/IP only
Library server Everyone TCP/IP only
Application server Everyone TCP/IP only
• All other servers will be consider departmental server.
• Each LAN segment will have a file server.
• Web servers need total exposure to the Internet will not be permitted in the LAN.
5. Network management
District office master the super user password and administrate for all network devices
in the school.
Management scheme based on SNMP.
The master Network Management host in district office has the total management
rights over all network devices and provides configuration file for all routers.
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Part II - User requirements
6. Security
All traffic from student segment will be denied to enter administrative
segment, exceptions can be made on an individual basis.
All computers will have full access to the Internet.
All ACLs will be controlled at the district office and exceptions to the ACLs
will be reviewed prior to implementation.
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Part III – LAN design: Cabling Planning
MDF / IDF Serve area Locations Cable runs (each
location need 4 runs)
MDF Building 1 (Room 1-5, 14-19) 11 44 44
Building 1 (Room 6-13) 8 32
IDF-B1 72
Portable classrooms (P1-P5) 10 40
Building 2 12 48
IDF-B2 Building 4 5 20 80
Cafeteria 3 12
Building 3 13 52
Science building 2 8
IDF-B3 84
Computer building 2 8
Portable classrooms (P6-P7) 4 16
Building 5 8 32
IDF-B5 56
Multipurpose building 6 24
Total 84 336 336
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Part III – LAN design: Overall Site Plan
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Part III – LAN design: Logical Diagram
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Part III – LAN design: VLAN
VLAN will be used to create two segments in the LAN.
One Route Switching Module (RSM) in Catalyst 5500 and a
2620 router will be used for routing between two VLANs, the
2620 one is for backup (fail-over) purpose.
Internal security will be done by using Access Control Lists
(ACLs) in the RSM and 2620 router.
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Part III – LAN design: Bandwidth
Each switch port provides 100Mbps bandwidth
Each backbone switching port connected by multimode fiber
optic provides 1Gbps bandwidth
Student PCs will connect to the 8-port hubs that attached to a
switch port, each getting 100Mbps / 8 = 12.5Mbps
The teachers, administrations and servers will be connected to
the switch port directly, each having 100Mbps
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Part III – LAN design: Addressing and Routing
Addressing
The IP address follows the District Office standard
There are two subnets in the LAN:
172.18.8.0/24 for administration, teachers, servers and network devices:
172.18.8.1 ~ 172.18.8.99 Static IP for administration and teachers
172.18.8.100 ~ 172.18.8.149 For servers
172.18.8.150 ~ 172.18.8.199 For network devices and printers
172.18.9.0/24 for students PC DHCP
The Route Switch Modules will act as DHCP server
172.18.10.0/24 and 172.18.11.0/24 are reserved for future usage
Routing
Static routing inside the LAN
Dynamic routing for WAN, IGRP will be the routing protocol
NAT will not be used inside the LAN and WAN as the IP address are
compatible with other sites.
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Part III – LAN design: Security
The VLAN provides good security for the internal LAN
It isolates the broadcast in each LAN segment
ACLs will be applied to control the access:
Administration and teachers students
All internet
Firewall is suggested to outside the WAN link for protecting the internal
LAN.
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Part III – LAN design: Equipment list & budget estimation
Equipment Qty Unit Price (MOP) Total
Catalyst 5500 5 $150,000 $600,000
24 port switching module 15 $30,000 $450,000
4 port gigabit switching module 5 $15,000 $75,000
Route switching module 1 $110,000 $110,000
2620 router 2 $15,000 $30,000
3com 10/100 8 port hub 32 $600 $19,200
Cabling and termination 1 $80,000 $80,000
$1,364,200
Remark: A detail break-down quotation will be provided later.
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Part IV – Labeling, documentation & user training
Labeling
Cable labeling will be done based on the TIA/EIA-606 standard
Documentations upon project finishes:
Operation and administration manual
Detail drawings and lists for outlets, cable runs
Documents for device configuration details
User training
A three days’ network administration training with workshop practice
training will be provided for Royal Palm’s network administrators.
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Part V – Conclusion
The Catalyst 5500 switch using modular-design provides high
performance, flexibility and manageability.
Scalability
Additional switching module can be added by simply plug in when needed
Adaptability
The modular-design also provides the flexibility for implementing future
network technology by adding new modules.
Drawback
The only disadvantage will be the cost, however, if you look at the
performance and stability, you will find it cost-effective.
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