Assessment Task 2A -Ethan PDF

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Description

Assessment Cover Sheet Name

Ethan

Student ID

Stuttard

Phone number

0423371397

Email

[email protected]

Course code & name

22334VIC - Certificate IV in Cyber Security

Unit code & name

VU21990 - Recognise The Need For Cyber Security In An Organisation

Name of assessment

Assessment Task 2A - Creating a Cyber World

Due Date

As on Moodle (Submission after the due date is subject to penalty)

Teacher name

Lucas Vidgen, Mohamed Abdi, Surendra Shakya

Instructions

You will need to upload to Moodle your packet tracer file and this document. Please answer all questions in the document.

Packet Tracer – Creating a Cyber World Addressing Table Device

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Site

FTP/Web Server

10.44.1.254

255.255.255.0

Metropolis Bank HQ

Email/DNS Server

10.44.1.253

255.255.255.0

Metropolis Bank HQ

NTP/AAA Server

10.44.1.252

255.255.255.0

Metropolis Bank HQ

File Backup Server

10.44.2.254

255.255.255.0

Gotham Healthcare Branch

Objectives Part 1: Configure the FTP Server Part 2: Configure the Web Server Part 3: Configure the Email Server Part 4: Configure the DNS Server Part 5: Configure the NTP Server Part 6: Configure the AAA Server

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Background / Scenario In this activity, you will configure basic server components. The IP addressing configuration is already complete. You will use the Services tab on multiple servers to deploy FTP, Web, Email, DNS, NTP, and AAA services.

Part 1: Configure the FTP Server Step 1: Activate the FTP Service. a. Click the Metropolis Bank HQ and then click the FTP/Web server. b. Click the Services tab and then click FTP. c.

Turn on the FTP service using the radial button at the top.

Step 2: Allow users’ access to the FTP server. a. Create user account names of bob, mary, and mike, each with the password of cisco123. b. Each user account should have full permissions (RWDNL) on the FTP/Web server.

Part 2: Configure the Web Server Step 1: Activate the HTTP Service. a. Within the Metropolis Bank HQ, click the FTP/Web server. b. Click the Services tab and then click HTTP. c.

Turn on both the HTTP and HTTPS services using the radial buttons at the top.

Step 2: Verify the HTTP Service. a. Click the PC named Sally, and click the Desktop tab. b. Click the Web Browser. Browse to the website www.cisco.corp. c.

Within the Web Browser, browse to the IP 10.44.1.254. Why would a user be able to browse to an IP address but not a FQDN?

The site doesn’t have a domain name therefore the IP address must be used to reach the site until a fully qualified domain name is assigned to the IP.

Part 3: Configure the DNS Server Step 1: Activate the DNS Service. a. Within the Metropolis Bank HQ, click the Email/DNS server. b. Click the Services tab and then click DNS. c.

Turn on the DNS service using the radial button at the top.

Step 2: Create the DNS A records. a. Create the A record email.cisco.corp with IP address 10.44.1.253. Click Add to save the record. b. Create the A record www.cisco.corp with IP address 10.44.1.254. Click Add to save the record.

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Step 3: Verify the DNS Service. a. Click the PC named Sally, and click the Desktop tab. b. Click the Web Browser. Browse to the website www.cisco.corp. Why is the user able to browse to an FQDN? As in the Email/DNS server we assigned the IP address with a domain name that those who share the same network can use in order to get to the site.

Part 4: Configure the Email Server Step 1: Activate the Email Services. a. Within the Metropolis Bank HQ, click the Email/DNS server. b. Click the Services tab and then click on EMAIL. c.

Turn on both the SMTP and POP3 services using the radial buttons at the top.

Step 2: Create Email accounts for users. a. Create the domain name of cisco.corp. b. Create user account names of phil, sally, bob, dave, mary, tim and mike, each with the password of cisco123.

Step 3: Configure user Email clients. a. Click the PC named Sally, and click the Desktop tab. b. Click Email and enter the following information: Name: Sally Email Address: [email protected] Incoming & Outgoing Email Server(s): email.cisco.corp Username: sally Password: cisco123 c.

Repeat Step 3b on the PC named Bob but replace the name sally with bob as needed. Why does the Email service require both SMTP and POP3 to be activated? As SMTP is responsible for the delivery of the mail and POP3 is responsible for the retrieval and download of mail.

Part 5: Configure the NTP Server Step 1: Activate the NTP Service. a. Within the Metropolis Bank HQ, click the NTP/AAA server. b. Click the Services tab and then click NTP. c.

Turn on the NTP service using the radial button at the top.

Step 2: Secure the NTP Service.

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Packet Tracer – Creating a Cyber World a. Enable the NTP authentication feature using the radial button. b. Configure Key 1 with a password of cisco123.

Part 6: Configure the AAA Server Step 1: Activate the AAA Service. a. Within the Metropolis Bank HQ, click the NTP/AAA server. b. Click the Services tab and then click AAA. c.

Turn on the AAA service using the radial button at the top.

Step 2: Configure the AAA Network Configuration. a. Configure the Client Name HQ_Router with the Client IP 10.44.1.1 with a secret of cisco123. Click Add to save the client information. b. Configure the AAA user account of admin with a password of cisco123. Click Add to save the user information.

Suggested Scoring Rubric Question Location

Possible Points

Part 2: Configure the Web Server

Step 2

2

Part 3: Configure the DNS Server

Step 3

2

Part 4: Configure the Email Server

Step 3

2

Questions

6

Packet Tracer Score

94

Total Score

100

Activity Section

Earned Points

Declaration: Read, tick and sign below 

I declare that the attached assessment I have submitted is my own original work and any contributions from and references to other authors are clearly acknowledged and noted.

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This document has been created for the purpose of this assessment only and has not been submitted as another form of assessment at Melbourne Polytechnic or any other tertiary institute.

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I have retained a copy of this work for my reference in the event that this application is lost or damaged.

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I give permission for Melbourne Polytechnic to keep, make copies of and communicate my work for the purpose of investigating plagiarism and/or review by internal and external assessors.

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I understand that plagiarism is the act of using another person’s idea or work and presenting it as my own. This is a serious offence and I will accept that penalties will be imposed on me should I breach Melbourne Polytechnic’s plagiarism policy.

Student signature Ethan Stuttard

Date 02 / 03 / 2021

Please note that your assignment will not be accepted unless you have: 

completed all sections of the assignment

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acknowledged all sources of other people’s contributions including references and students’ names for group work assessments

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filled in all areas of assignment coversheet.

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