CMIT350 Project 1 PDF

Title CMIT350 Project 1
Author Mohammad Tanzim
Course Interconnecting Cisco Devices
Institution University of Maryland Global Campus
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Cisco Network Proposal (Part 1) Course: CMIT350 Prof: James Graves Written by: Mohammad Tanzim Date: 01/28/2018 Summary: 1) Springfield Site Device and STP Configurations 2) Bibliography Site Details and Challenges (Site Spring Challenge and Implementation): I am about to build up the network of Springfield site to determine the sources of their implementation. This site includes of 4 Cisco Catalyst 6500 Series switches Springfield – Switch 1, Springfield – Switch 2, Springfield – Switch 3, Springfield – Switch 4, 2800 Series Cisco router

and 4 VLAN. I can suggest also a total of 324 devices which can be connection through the 4 VLAN. In this assignment, all network developments and configurations have been divided per site with the sample table and snapshot. Site Solutions and Technologies Device Configuration a) Hostnames: Hostname commands are used to hold specific name that a user want to define. It can take maximum 63 alphabets. If a user wants to go through more than one session, this hostname configuration can make it easier to work with. It also gives a method for tracking the last destination of each session. Hostname Configuration Switch>en Switch#conf t Switch(config)#hostname SpringfieldSw1 SpringfieldSw1(config)#exit SpringfieldSw1#copy run start Enter and exit. For the leftover switches, same command can be used in every configuration. For example, Sw2 or Sw3 or Sw4 instead of Sw1. b) Banners: This function configures a message of a day which is called MOTD and login banner. It will help the users to maintain proper device usage with appropriate

disclosure statement. Because it works through the warns and restrictions messages which are displayed to the users. Configuration: SpringfieldSw1>en SpringfieldSw1#conf t SpringfieldSw1 (config)#banner motd # User is logging to the xACME. # SpringfieldSw1 (config)#banner login # Only Authorized Personnel and all the activities are being recored. # SpringfieldSw1(config)#exit SpringfieldSw1#copy run start Enter and exit.

c) Secured Passwords: To protect from unpermitted and unauthorized usage, this secure password configuration is used. It helps to detect the ethical connection and restrict from unusual activities. Configuration: SpringfieldSw1>en SpringfieldSw1#conf t SpringfieldSw1#en secret xACMEcon01 SpringfieldSw1(config)#line con 0 SpringfieldSw1(line)#line VTY 0 4 SpringfieldSw1(line)#password xACMEvty01 SpringfieldSw1(line)#login

SpringfieldSw1(line)#exit SpringfieldSw1(line)#copy run start enter and exit.

Spanning Tree Protocol: The Spanning Tree Protocol is a network protocol that provides the logical loopfree topology for LAN (Local Area Network). The primary function is to keep the prevention of bridge loops and the broadcast storms that generates from loops. The main advantage of STP is to maintain network with more than one switch implementing clear ways with the devices for the usage of fault tolerance. Those loops recovers directly from a topology change or device failure, and determines the optimal path between two network devices. One disadvantage of STP is that it seems slower when the topology changes. Therefore, its better to connect to the default gateway of network. Configuration: Springfield_SW1>en Springfield_SW1#conf t Springfield_SW1(config)#spanning-tree vlan 1 priority 4096 Springfield_SW1(config)#exit Springfiled_SW1#copy run start Enter and exit.

Configure BPDU guard: SpringfieldSw1>en SpringfieldSw1#conf t SpringfieldSw1(config)#int fa0/1 SpringfieldSw1(config-if)#set spantree portfast 4/1 enable trunk

SpringfieldSw1(config-if)#exit SpringfieldSw1(config)#exit SpringfiledSw1#copy run start Configure RPVST SpringfieldSw1>en SpringfieldSw1#conf t SpringfieldSw1(config)#spanning-tree mode rapid-pvst SpringfieldSw1(config)#exit SpringfiledSw1#copy run start Enter and exit

Also, there are algorithm routing system which is based of control layer. It consists of satellite ground station through management function of network and operation control. This controller is called SDN controller and it is based on integration method. This system manages the operating, network security and controlling.

Table: Springfield Site Network Location SpringfieldSw

Interface Gi0/1-2

IP address 192.168.72.1

Subnet ID 255.255.255.0

VLAN Faculty VLAN

1 SpringfieldSw

Gi0/1-2

192.168.72.1

255.255.255.0

Server VLAN

2 SpringfieldSw

Fa0/1-2

192.18.72.3

255.255.255.0

ITadmin

3 SpringfieldSw

Fa0/24

168.98.23.2

255.255.255.0

VLAN Security

4

VLAN

Bibliography 1) "Spanning Tree Facts 11.2", TestOut, 2018. [Online]. Available: https://cdn.testout.com/client-v5-1-10-486/startlabsim.html [Accessed Feb. 12

2018] 2) "Understanding and Configuring Spanning Tree Protocol," Cisco, 17 08 2006. [Online]. Available: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/lanswitching/spanning-tree-protocol/5234-5.html. [Accessed Feb. 12 2018] 3) X. Yu, W. Lei, L. S, W. Zhang, “A Routing Algorithm Based on SDN for OnBoard Switching Networks.”, Journal of Information Science & Engineering; Vol. 33, no 5, pp 1255-1266, Sept. 2017....


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