NSA Capstone Presentation

Orange Creek Inc.
Network Build Out
By DataScoptic

Introduction
John Stickney
Project Manager
Patrice Harper
Supply & Marketing
Wanda Morgan
MaterialsTechnician
Kelly Schurr
Budget Analyst
Carla Speranza
Business Analyst
MinhVu
Technical Manager
2ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE - 086 GETZVILLE - NSA CAPSTONE - WINTER 2015/16
“Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success.”
-Henry Ford

Agenda
ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE - 086 GETZVILLE - NSA CAPSTONE - WINTER 2015/16 3
 Project Overview
 Description
 Scope
 Objectives & Dependencies
 Schedule & Milestones
 Solution
 Back End
 Backbone
 Client-side & Security
 Implementation
 Logical Layout
 Active Directory
 Physical Layout
 Risk Management
 Cost Analysis
 Summary
“The secret of your success is determined by your daily agenda.”
-John C. Maxwell

Project Overview
“For me, every day is a new thing. I approach each project
with a new insecurity, almost like the first project I ever did.
And I get the sweats. I go in and start working, I'm not sure
where I'm going. If I knew where I was going I wouldn't do it.”
-Frank Gehry

Orange Creek Inc. is requesting bids to
implement network infrastructure for their
new location in Lexington, Kentucky.
 New office space for software development
and testing of their banking software.
 The new facility will be dedicated to:
 Development
 Testing
 On-site IT staff
 Management
 Administration
Project Description

Project Scope
In Scope:
Network Infrastructure Installation
 Storage Area Network (SAN)
 Active Directory, Email &Test servers
 DesktopWorkstations
 Wireless Access Points
Installation of aVoice Over IP (VoIP)
telephony system
 Data Center Design & Installation
 Dedicated HVAC and Fire Suppression
 Security & Access
Internal Security
 Internet Protocol (IP) Cameras
 Physical access to network infrastructure
Out of Scope:
× External building security
× Software Licensing
 Microsoft Software Assurance
× Wireless support external to the
facility
× Handling and/or recycling of legacy
hardware
 Re-purposing to back-up site

Project Objectives & Dependencies
Objectives:
Timely Project Completion
Meet OccupancyTimetable for
Orange Creek Inc.
Cost-Effectiveness
“Best bang for the buck”
SmoothTransition
Documentation
Training
Meet Infrastructure Requirements
Current Needs
Future Growth
Dependencies:
Facility Construction
Commence Network Build-out
Material Delivery
System Installation &Testing
Network Build-out &Turnover
Orange Creek Inc. Occupancy

Project Schedule & Milestones
Milestone 1:
Core Infrastructure Installed
 Cable Drops
 HVAC & Fire Suppression
 Trunk Hardware
Milestone 2:
Server Delivery & Installation
 Operating Systems
 Basic Configuration
Milestone 3:
VoIP System Installed
Workstations Installed
 Operating Systems
 Configuration
Milestone 4:
Full Network Integration &
Testing
 Functionality
 Performance
 Final Configurations
Project Conclusion:
Documentation
Training
Turnover
“Planning is bringing the future into the present
so that you can do something about it now. “
-Alan Lakein

Solution
“The solution often turns out more beautiful than the puzzle.”
-Richard Dawkins

Solution: Back End
Five Core (Physical) Servers
 2x Domain Controllers (DC)
 Active Directory (AD)
 Domain Name Service (DNS)
 2x Microsoft Exchange 2013
(Email & Collaboration)
 1x Linux Server (Code box)
2xVirtual Machine (VM) Servers
 Versatility & Flexibility
 Redundancy
Server OS:Windows 2012 R2
Uninterruptible Power Supply
Blade System
 High Integration & Consolidation
 Density
 Expansion & Growth
 Built-in Network Fabric Support
 Gigabit Ethernet
 Fibre Channel
Storage Area Network
 42.6TBTotal Capacity
 Hybrid/Tiered Storage
 Solid-State Drives (SSDs) for
speed
 Traditional Hard-Disk Drives
(HDDs) for space“One of the most feared expressions in
modern times is 'The computer is down.‘”
-Norman Ralph Augustine

Solution: Server Configurations
Server Domain, Exchange, Linux Virtualization
Processor 2x Intel Xeon E5-4607
• 2.20GHz Clock-speed
• 12MB Cache
• 6 (C)ores / 6 (T)hreads
• 95 Watt Thermal Design Power (TDP)
• 6.4 Giga-Transfers/sec (GT/s) Intel
QuickPath Interconnect (QPI)
4x Intel Xeon E5-4655v3
• 2.9GHz
• 30MB Cache
• 6C / 12T
• 135 Watt TDP
• 9.60GT/s QPI
Memory 128GB (16GB x8)
• 1600 Mega-Transfers/sec (MT/s)
• Low Voltage
• Advanced Error Correcting Code (AECC)
• Registered Dual-Inline Memory Modules
(RDIMM)
512GB (32GB x16)
• 2133 MT/s
• Low Voltage
• AECC
• RDIMM
Storage** 3x 300GB SAS 6Gbps 15K RPM HDD 3x 800GB SAS 12Gbps MLC SSD
RAID* RAID 5** RAID 5**
Network  Broadcom 57810-k Dual port 10Gb
Ethernet
 Emulex LPE1205-M 8Gbps Dual Port
Fibre Channel
 Broadcom 5720 1Gb Quad Port
Ethernet
 Emulex LPE1205-M 8Gbps Dual Port
Fibre Channel
*RAID – Redundant Array of Independent/Inexpensive Disks. Used for fault tolerance/redundancy.
** RAID 5 requires a minimum of 3 drives to provide fault tolerance.

Solution: Back Bone
4-Port Router
 Failover Support
 Virtual Private Network (VPN)-
capable
 500Megabit/sec throughput
 Upgradeable toGigabit
15x 52-port Layer 2-3 Managed
Switches (Gigabit)
 Virtual Local Area Network
(VLAN)-capable
 Power-over-Ethernet (PoE)
Wireless Access Points
 Full-range support of wireless
standards (802.11a/b/g/n/ac)
 PoE-capable
Dual Physical Firewalls
 Dedicated firewall protection
 First line of defense
 SegregateWireless Network
Category 6 (Cat6) Cabling
 SupportsGigabit Ethernet
(1000Base-T)
“You can't trust the internet.”
-Nicollette Sheridan

Solution: Client-side & Security
SingleWorkstation
Configuration
 Uniformity
 Ease of management
Laptop Systems
 Executives
 On-siteTechnicians
Multifunction Printers
 Copy, Print, Scan, Fax
 Versatility
Internet Protocol (IP) Security
Cameras
 Common Infrastructure
 PoE – Placement not dependent
on power outlet availability
 High Resolution (1280x960)
 Supports most networking
protocols and features
 Monitor access to facility entries
and network infrastructure
Biometrics
 Fingerprint reader in addition to
keypad
 Control and secure access to
network infrastructure

Solution: Client System Configurations
System Workstation Laptop
Processor Intel Core i3 Dual Core @ 3.6GHz Intel Core i3 Dual Core @ 2.0GHz
Memory 4GB 8GB
Storage 500GB HDD 128GB Solid State Drive
Video Integrated Intel Graphic
Network Integrated Ethernet
• Wireless A/G/N
• Bluetooth 4.0
OS Windows 7
Other
• Fingerprint Reader
• 65W AC Adapter
• 40 Watt-hour Li-Ion Battery

Implementation
“Success is simple. Do what's right, the right way, at the right time.”
-Arnold H. Glasow

Implementation: Logical Network Structure
VM Server (x2)Gateway
Router
Internet
Firewall
Wireless
Access
Points
Wireless
Firewall
Trunk &
Switches
Rack Switch
AD Servers (x2) Exchange
Servers (x2)
Wireless
Network
Phone
Trunk
IP Phones Peripherals
Production &
Development
Administration
QA Lab 1
QA Lab 2
Prior Site
(via VPN)
Switch IP CamerasSecurity
Linux
Codebox
WAN/Internet
Demark
SAN

Implementation: Active Directory Scheme
IT SystemsUsers Infrastructure
Workstations
Peripherals Laptops
Administration Servers
Domain
Quality
Assurance
Executive
Production
Human
Resources
Reception
SysAdmin Support

15' 0" x 12' 2.032"
Data Center
6' 0.141" x 6' 7.101"
Dedicated HVAC
for Data Center
Fire Suppression System
Up
s
Up
Up
250'
HR
Director s
Office
QA Lab 2
E2 E4E3
Executive s Office
Wiring
Closet
IT Director s
Office
QA Lab 1
C
C
F
C
C
F
C
C
Quiet Room
Break Room
Conference
Room
Wiring
Closet
C
F
C
C
C
C
First Floor
Implementation: Physical Layout
C
C
F
C
KeypadCamera Biometric WAP Cable Drop Cubicles Wiring Closet

Implementation: Physical Layout
Second Floor
Up
Z
Up
Wiring
Closet
Up
250'
250'
Up
72.0 in. x 36.0 in.
2nd
Floor Cafe
Wiring
Closet
.
.
.
.
.
.
Conference
Room
Lounge
C
C
C
C
F
C
C
F
C
C
C
F
C
KeypadCamera Biometric WAP Cable Drop Cubicles Wiring Closet

Risk Management
“Carelessness and overconfidence are usually more
dangerous than deliberately accepted risks.”
-Orville Wright

Risk Management Plan
Risk Area Probability Impact Risk Plan
1. Flooding due
to facility
location
Low High Elevated the servers to 4 feet from the
floor; seal the server room; equip room
with flood-proofing safeguards
2. Hardware
delay
Medium Medium Investigate cause of delay and formulate
appropriate plan of action, such as:
• Contact vendor for expedited delivery
of new hardware (lost/damage
delivery)
• Find new vendor (vendor-induced
delay)

Cost Analysis

Cost Analysis*
Category Costs
Back End $162,805.30
Back Bone $123,796.68
Client-side & Security $262,138.21
Utility $56,568.00
Contracting $101,550.00
Fees $82,160.00
Services $1,800.00
Total $790,818.19
*Detailed cost breakdown in proposal package

Summary

Summary
Cost-Efficiency
Framework Solution
Timeliness
Customization
SmoothTransition via:
Training
Ongoing Support

Questions
“The price of success is hard work, dedication to the job at
hand, and the determination that whether we win or lose,
we have applied the best of ourselves to the task at hand.”
-Vince Lombardi

Appendix
“Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is
progress; working together is success.”
-Henry Ford
“The price of success is hard work, dedication to the
job at hand, and the determination that whether we
win or lose, we have applied the best of ourselves to
the task at hand.”
-Vince Lombardi
“The secret of your success is determined by your
daily agenda.”
-John C. Maxwell
“Carelessness and overconfidence are usually more
dangerous than deliberately accepted risks.”
-Orville Wright
“You can't trust the internet.”
-Nicollette Sheridan
“Planning is bringing the future into the present so that
you can do something about it now. “
-Alan Lakein
“For me, every day is a new thing. I approach each
project with a new insecurity, almost like the first
project I ever did. And I get the sweats. I go in and
start working, I'm not sure where I'm going. If I knew
where I was going I wouldn't do it.”
-Frank Gehry
“The solution often turns out more beautiful than the
puzzle.”
-Richard Dawkins
“One of the most feared expressions in modern times
is 'The computer is down.‘”
-Norman Ralph Augustine
“Success is simple. Do what's right, the right way, at
the right time.”
-Arnold H. Glasow
Quotes from:
 http://www.brainyquote.com

Implementation: Network Activity Diagram
VM Server (x2)
Wireless
Access
Points
Rack Switch
Peripheals
Production &
Development
Administration
QA Lab 1
QA Lab 2Switch IP CamerasSecurity
Demark
SAN
Gateway
Router
Internet
Firewall
Wireless
Firewall
Trunk &
Switches
AD Servers (x2) Exchange
Servers (x2)
Wireless
Network
Phone
Trunk
IP Phones
Prior Site
(via VPN)
Linux
Codebox
WAN/Internet

Workstation Naming Convention
Workstation naming scheme will follow a basic standardize convention:
 OCL[DEPT]Wks[ID#]
• OCL: Orange Creek Lexington – Organization & facility location
• [DEPT]: Shorthand identifier of Department
• Wks: Initialism for “Workstation”
• [ID#]: Numeric identifier for the workstation
 Examples:
• OCLQAL1Wks01: Quality Assurance Lab 1
• OCLProdWks99: Production
• OCLExecWks13: Executive Offices

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