1. Commerce Technical Schools
NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE REBUILD
Good evening,
My name is David Wischhusen. Before we begin
i would ask that all phones are turned to vibrate
or turned off. We would also greatly appreciate
if you could hold any questions until the end of
the presentation.
3. David Wischhusen
• Graduated High School at age 16
• Joined the U.S. Army in 2001
• Part of Operation Iraqi Freedom
• Enrolled in ITT Technical Institute in May 2011
• Expected to Graduate on June 20, 2015 with Highest Honors
4. Lamarr Spencer
Started attending ITT Technical Institute
In September 2013
Currently have a 3.10 G.P.A.
Working on Microsoft A+ Certification
Planning on attending school for Bachelor’s Degree
5. Anjoli Smith
Started attending ITT Technical Institute in
December, 2013
Currently have a G.P.A. of 3.2
Planning to attend school for Bachelor’s Degree
7. Program Overview
Description Slide Number
Phone Server Monthly Charges 19
Additional Charges 20
Projected Timeline 21
Project Milestones 22
Network Infrastructure 23
IP Address Schema 24
Network Schema 25
Server Rack 26
Business Continuity Plan 27
Disaster Recovery Plan 28
Risk Management 29
8. Program Overview
Description Slide Number
Industry Standards 30-35
Tenets of Information Security 36
Network Security 37
Routing Protocols 38
Project Stakeholders 39
Communication Plan 40
Team Contact Information 41
Questions 42
11. Project Assumptions
• Infrastructure will be reusable
• Hardware will be functional
• Major issues brought to Manager or School Board
• School Board is responsible for funding for all last minute changes
12. Project Risks
• Inclement Weather
• Hazardous working conditions
• Buildings not up to standard
• Workplace Injury
13. Project Constraints
• Date Constraints
• Internet Service Provider Availability
• Contractors
• Possible delivery constraints
14. Project Approach
• Work plans established from Deployment Plan
• Individual projects monitored and reported on weekly basis
• Project Manager responsible for overall schedule
• Any problems must be addressed to either School Board or Project
Manager
• Work will be finished in a timely manner
15. Project Organization
• Project Sponsor: School Board / Trustees
• Project Manager: David Wischhusen, IT Administrator
• Project Member: Lamarr Spencer, Junior IT Administrator
• Project Member: Anjoli Smith, Network Engineer
17. In Scope
• Communication between all three sites
• Routing and Switching capabilities
• Secure login and Authentication
through the Domain: aldnetsolutions.com
Main Server 1, Domain Controller – Site 1
Second Domain Controller – Site 2
Client Location – Site 3
18. Out of Scope
• Building Permits
• Equipment delivery delays
• Physical Infrastructure problems
• Additional Hardware or Software
• Weather Delays
21. Budget
Part Part Manufacturer / Model Vendor Description Cost Ea. Qty. Total
Server Rack Rittal / 9963767 NeoBits.com Server Cabinet, Steel, Black $2,599.00 3 $7,797.00
Cat6e C6115-10TH CableLeader.com 1000 ft. Bulk ethernet cable / black $192.00 2 $384.00
Cat6e C6115-10TH CableLeader.com 1000 ft. Bulk ethernet cable / black $192.00 2 $384.00
Cat6e C6115-10TH CableLeader.com 1000 ft. Bulk ethernet cable / black $192.00 2 $384.00
RJ-45 Connector ICC RJ45 Connector ShowMeCables Bulk 100 RJ45 Connectors $49.62 7 $347.34
Server Intel Server System NewEgg Business Rack Mountable 2 USB Port Server $509.99 6 $3,059.94
PBX Server Allworx / 8200054 NeoBits.com VoIP Phone system 48x $3,999.00 1 $3,999.00
Router Cisco UC520 Wireless Triton Datacom Wireless Router $895.00 3 $2,685.00
Switch Cisco Catalyst 2948G Cables and Kits.com 48 Port 10/100/1000 Switch $159.95 153 $24,472.35
Patch Panel TRENDnet / TC-P48C6 TigerDirect.com Rack Mountable 48 port ethernet panel $64.99 6 $389.94
UPS APC Back-UPS X1500 VA Walmart Back up system $164.99 3 $494.97
UPS Battery CyberPower Intelligent NewEgg Business Back up battery $124.95 3 $374.85
Client PC Dell Inspiron 3000 Dell Dell Inspiron 3000, no hdd $579.99 153 $88,738.47
PBX Phone AceSystems / GXP2140 AceSystems VoIP Phone $139.00 15 $2,085.00
Printer HP OfficeJet Pro 8610 HP All-in-one OfficeJet Pro $129.99 4 $519.96
Copier / Fax / Print Dell Mono multifunction Dell Multifunction printer $284.99 3 $854.97
Firewall Cisco PIX 525 Cisco Hardware Firewall $159.95 4 $639.80
Keyboard Logitech / K120 Dell Comfort Keyboard $14.99 153 $2,293.47
Server 2012 Microsoft / Server 2012 R2 Microsoft Server 2012 Software $699.99 3 $2,099.97
Harddrives Seagate Barracuda Seagate Refurbished Harddrive 1TB Memory $49.99 153 $7,648.47
Windows7 Microsoft / Win7 Professional Microsoft Windows 7 Professional OS 139.99 6 $839.94
Hardware Firewall Cisco ASA 5540 Cisco Hardware Security Firewall 3950 3 $11,850.00
Total Cost $162,342.44
22. PBX and other recurring charges/monthly basis
Phones
$54.99 line / month = $164.97 Per Month
$29.99 Internet 15/1 Mbps =$89.97 Per Month
Technical Support = $50.00 Per Month
Sub-Total = $304.94 Per Month
+ Tax @8% =$329.34 Per Month
23. PROJECTED TIMELINE
Proposed Project Timeline
Phase 1 – Design Finalization and Approval – 6 Days
Phase 2 – Building / Location Readiness – 6 Days
Phase 3 – Resource Procurement – 10 Days
Phase 4 – Deployment – 12 Days
Phase 5 – Final Testing and Training – 7 Days
Phase 6 – Project Wrap Up – 4 Days
Overall Time Required – 45 Days
26. IP Address Schema
Main Site Site 2 Site 3
Address Start Address End Address Start Address End Address Start Address End
192.168.10.0 192.168.10.64 192.168.11.0 192.168.11.64 192.168.12.0 192.168.12.64
Subnet Mask Subnet Mask Subnet Mask
255.255.255.192 255.255.255.192 255.255.255.192
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2 U 1 Switch
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29. Business Continuity Plan
Major areas of concern
Data Back-Up and Recovery Regulatory reporting
All mission critical systems Communications with regulators
Financial and Operational Statements How the firm will assure customers prompt
access to their resources in the event they are
unable to continue their business
Alternate Communications between customer
and ALD Team
Alternate Communications between customer
and it’s employees
Alternate physical location for employees
Critical business constituent, bank and counter
party impact
30. Incident Detection
Activate Initial Response
Team
Establish Incident
Command Center
Notify recovery team and
make recommendations
Declare a disaster?
NO
YES
TERMINATE
VALIDATE DATA
INTEGRITY
VALIDATE USER
CONNECTIVITY
RESUME NORMAL BUSINESS
OPERATIONS
MOBILIZE/ PREPARE
RECOVERY TEAM
RESTORE SAN
REQUEST / OBTAIN
OFFSITE BACKUPS
RESTORE NETWORK / PBX
SYSTEMS
HOUR 0
HOUR 1
HOUR 2
HOUR 3
HOUR 4
HOUR 4
HOUR 8
HOUR 24
HOUR 34
HOUR 35
1 HOUR
1 HOUR
1 HOUR
1 HOUR
4 HOURS
16 HOURS
10 HOURS
1 HOUR
DISASTER RECOVERY PLAN
32. Industry Standards and Regulations
• Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA)
• Children’s access to inappropriate matter on the Internet
• Children’s security when using e-mail, chat rooms, and other
electronic communications
• Restricting hacking and other unlawful activities by children online
• Disclosing and distributing personal information about children
without permission
• Restricting children’s access to harmful materials"
33. Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
• Passed in 1974
• Protects the private data of students and their school
records
• The law applies to all schools that receive funds under
an applicable program of the U.S. Department of
Education.
34. Sarbanes Oxley Act (SOX)
• Passed in 2002
• Protects shareholders and general public from accounting errors
and fraudulent practices in the enterprise
• Administered by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
• Enacted in response to a series of high profile financial scandals
such as Enron and Tyco
• Aimed at improving corporate governance and accountability
35. Electronic Communications Privacy Act
• Passed in 1986
• Envisioned to create a fair balance between the privacy
expectations of citizens and the legitimate needs of law
enforcement
• Includes the Wiretap Act, Stored Communications Act and the Pen
Register Act
• Violators can face up to five years imprisonment and up to
$250,000 fines
36. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
• Officially formed in 1963, but goes back as far as 1884
• World’s largest technical professional society
• One of the leading standards making organizations in the world
• Fosters the development of standards that often become national
and international standards
• Composed of engineers, scientists and students
• Main purpose is technological innovation and excellence for the
benefit of humanity
37. The four tenets of secure information
• Availability
• Information is available to authorized users whenever they request it.
• Integrity
• Only authorized users can change information.
• Confidentiality
• Only authorized users can view information
• Non-Repudiation
• The sender, given a message received by a recipient, cannot validly
deny that the message was sent by him or that it was not the original
content sent by him
38. Security Features
• CISCO - (ASA5540-BUN-K9)
• Supports up to 100 VLAN’s
• Can deploy up to 50 virtual
firewalls within an appliance
• Rack Mountable
• 1GB installed RAM
• 64MB Flash Memory
Physical
Security
Network
Security
Desktop
Security
39. Routing Protocols
• Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP) is an advanced
distance-vector routing protocol that is used on a computer
network to help automate routing decisions and configuration.
• Allows networks to “talk” to each other when they are in the same
domain but have different domain addresses