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Cisco Network Proposal Part 2Comment by JCB: This document
should include to sites, Worchester and Boston, you have
combined the requirements of both sites.
Worchester requires subnetting, the range of each subnet in a
table, and encapsulation 802.1q configured.
Boston requires subnetting, all ranges displayed in a table, a
routing protocol chosen and a summarized route advertised
utilizing the routing protocol
CMIT 350 7982: Interconnecting Cisco Devices
Contents
Routing Protocol3
Summarization 3
Default Route 4
Topology8Site
The current site which I have been assigned to upgrade in
Boston and do the routing, the default routing include Comment
by JCB: You wording does not clearly state what you are trying
to accomplish.
Recommend that you start by describing the Boston network
then describe what you plan to do the fix it. For example
Title should be Boston Site Configuration (or something like
this)
The Boston site consist of three (type) routers. The routers
will be configured with the x.x.x.x/x. This subnet address will
be subnetted to support the current configuration and allow for
future expansion.
You actually have something below that should be moved up to
the introduction paragraph about Boston. I have highlighted it
in red.
You then want to talk about your intension to utilized the OSPF
routing protocol and summarization to improve the network and
the value it will bring.
Then you can start talking about each.
The subnetting would be a good topic at this point because you
would have just finished talking about the network and how you
intend to improve it. You can now state the subnet address that
will be utilize to configure the router and that the subnet will be
summarized
Next you can talk about the routing protocol and state that the
summarized route will be used and why.
You can use one of these charts.
Why are you using subinterfaces? There is not requirement for
VLANs at the Boston site.
3 – 2900 of integrated routers, the routers have four Ethernet
cables and are connected to two serial cables. The diagram for
the current cabling is as shown below.
Figure 1: Boston site topology
Comment by JCB: All figures, diagrams, and tables must be
labeled and referenced in the test.
What is the purpose of the show ip interface brief command?
The site has implemented a routing protocol and the routers
have been configured with the default routing protocol.
Proposed solutions and remedies
Routing Protocols
There are three main interior routing protocols:Comment by
JCB: You don’t have to describe all the routing protocols, just
pick one and state why you chose it. Then show an example of
how to configured it.
i. OSPF protocol – This is a link-state classless protocol which
is best suited across multi-vendor networks and extensive
networks. The protocol can be used in a distance of 110 meters.
The routing standard uses cost metric. Comment by JCB: Your
formatting is off. Please correct the alignment as I have done
here.
ii. EIGRP: The protocol has a working distance of 90m or
170 m when considered externally. This protocol is the Cisco’s
premium protocol in terms of the market coverage.
Routing Protocol Benefits
When dynamic routing is used, issues are resolved since there is
more automation. If there is a routing update, then the updates
are sent to all other routers in the network. Dynamic routing can
also do change notification, that is re-routing the traffic around
a congested router. It also allows changes in topology and uses
a certain algorithm to find the best routes. There is also
automatic failover for redundant connections. OSFP works
seamlessly across different vendors therefore not limited to
Cisco alone. With OSFP network, there are many parts of the
network which is organized in different structure. One
disadvantage is using more memory, despite this, it remains the
best way to deal with IP addressing. RIP can also be used
alongside OSFP as it routes the traffic and there is no cost
consideration. There will be times that the total administrative
cost over multiple hops will equal less than a single hop.
SummarizationComment by JCB: How did you come up with
these network addresses? You are required to show the range for
each of these networks in a table.
This process will condense the network IP numbers in every
location of the network into a larger subnet mask. This is used
to minimize the routing tables in IP. The network router
interfaces will be as follows:
There are 16 bits shared in common within the first 3 octets.
And there are 3 in the fourth octet. In this case the subnet mask
used will be/21. The address will not be as follows:
10.10.10.2/24. Boston Router 3 is connected to four networks at
its fa1/0 interface. The networks are:
Comment by JCB: Why do you have this chart twice? One can
be removed. The route summarization contradicts because in
one table you state that the are 16 common bits and the other
you state that there are 19.
There are 19 bits in common 8 bits in the first octet, 8 bits in
the second octet, and 3 in the third octet. The subnet mask
would be /19. The summarized address is: 10.10.0.0/19.
The router will advertise network address of 10.10.0.0/19 at
fa0/1 interface.
Default Route
In order to avoid the dropping of the packets, the traffic would
not match any internal networks which will be routed to the
network. The default network takes the form of a static route.
Instead of using all IP addresses in the IP route, all zeros are
used and the IP address interfaced through hoping. This informs
the router that if the data is not sent, the default route will send
it. In any case the router receives the packets; the destination
addresses would not recognize the router and will drop all the
packets.Comment by JCB: You don’t need an entire section
about default routes. You can make a statement after your
OSPF section stating the need for a default route. For example:
To eliminate the possibility of dropped packet do to routing
deficiencies, I will configure a default router. The show and
example of how a default route is configured.
Comment by JCB: This is not how default routes are configured;
No routers should have a hostname of Router. You need to
change this to BostonRouter 1 or something else.
BostonRouter1(config)#ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.10.10.2
Or
BostonRouter1(config)#ip route destination address and subnet
mask and the next hop ip address and subnet mask
You don’t need all these default routes because you will have
OSPF running (dynamic routing) there needs to be one default
route ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 fax/x
Boston Network Topology(make this your opening statement
about Boston)Comment by JCB: This should be used as your
opening statement about Boston
Then you can follow this paragraph up by stating the ip address
ranges you will be utilizing.
Next you can talk about the routing protocol that you intend to
utilized. This will be followed by summarization because this
is when the route summarization will be used. For example
Router OSPF 100
Network x.x.x.x 0.0.0.x area x (this will be your summarized
route)
You will also talk about the value of route summarization at this
point.
The current network suffers from redundancy, it has many
points of failure and since the routers are connected to single
points, for example router 3 are connected to router 1 but
routers 2 and 3 are not directly connected. When this is used,
then router 2 will not connect to the internet or have a
successful communication with router 3. The same applies to
router 3 which would lose any connection to other networks or
any connection to the router 2.Comment by JCB: Move your
topology picture right after this paragraph and refer to it in your
statement.
Configuration
In order to maximize the network usage, another router would
be used to connect Boston using router 3.
MA 2 would be installed from it to The Boston MA. This will
ensure there is a redundant connection to Boston MA through
router 1 and this router will be used to alleviate load balancing.
For Boston Router 2, and Boston Router 3we can use any
unused addresses from 10.10.0.0/30, to configure Fa0/2
interfaces of both routers.
Recommendations
When reviewing the selected network, there were many critical
items which were missing from the site. There were missing
services as well. On top of these, there should be security
features which should be implemented throughout the
Worchester Site network:
· Cisco 4 Catalyst should be installed using 6500 series ad
switches to help the current network and help in assisting
further growth in the network.
· Configure messages of the day and log in to the network for
all the switches in the Boston Network.
· There should be password encryption in the network, secrete
passwords should be allowed throughout the network.
· Access control using active directory should be employed in
the networks.
· There should be pre-configured hell connections and trucking
should be enabled between the switches.
· VLAN spanning tree protocol should be configured with the
Boston Switch1 which will have the network improved
performance.
· Port Fast should be configured to guard all access ports, this is
to enable quicker port convergence and disable all the ports if
there is any BPDU detected across the network.
There should be DHCP servers which will provide IP addressing
scheme which will also be dynamic. The DNS servers will also
provide address translation services to the end users. Access
control list should also be configured in the end user devices.
Configure access control lists (ACLs) to restrict traffic coming
into the Boston site to only that which is desired. Configure
firewalls at the core routers.
References
[1] N. Abogado, "What Routing Protocol Should Your Office
Use?," TALARI Networks, 22 10 2015. [Online]. Available:
http://www.talari.com/blog/what-routing-protocol-should-your-
office-use/. [Accessed 18 06 2017].
[2] M. Rouse, "route summarization (route aggregation),"
techtarget, June 2008. [Online]. Available:
http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/definition/route-
summarization. [Accessed 17 06 2017].
[3] "Static and Default Route Command List," TestOut, 2017.
[Online]. Available: http://cdn.testout.com/client-v5-1-10-
429/startlabsim.html. [Accessed 17 06 2017].
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Week 6 Checkpoint
PSYCH/625 Version 4
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University of Phoenix MaterialWeek 6 Checkpoint
Consider the SPSS output on a chi-square test listed below.
How would you explain the results to someone who does not
understand statistics? Use clear language, and answer
completely.
Do You Work?
Observed N
Expected N
Residual
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reserved.
Copyright © 2017 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved.
CMIT 350 WAN and SOHO Skills ImplementationUse this
document as a guide for formatting and organizing your CMIT
350 Skills Implementation challenge.Title Page
Professionalism will be key to your success and advancement in
your academic and professional career. Use the title page to
identify relevant information such as your name, the course,
professor, and submission/completion date.Document
Index/Contents
Organization will allow your document to be divided into key
areas of consideration and allows an overall structure to be
placed over the submission.Sample text:
I. Site “XXXXXXXX” Challenges and Implementation
II. Site “XXXXXXXX” Challenges and Implementation
III. Site “XXXXXXXX” Challenges and Implementation
IV. Bibliography
Site “XXXXXXXXXX” Challenge and Implementation
(Provide a section for each site, as suggested in your table of
contents.)Site Details and Challenges (Summary)
Here, you will simply summarize the site requirements and/or
challenges you are attempting to overcome. You will not need
to implement solutions or discuss your approach at this point.
This information is provided to you and can simply be
organized and restated as you understand it. Think of this area
as what needs to be corrected. Suggested length would be one or
two paragraphs.
Sample text:
As described in the scenario, the xUMUC site was developed
without any VLAN structure, and administrators have found the
need to isolate broadcast traffic from a layer-2 perspective.Site
Solution
(s) and Technologies
With the challenges stated, you will be able to clearly define
your approach to solving those challenges and can state the
technologies you will be implementing. Be sure to use this area
to justify your approach and selection of technologies as well.
The specific length and details of this area will vary based on
the specifics and depth of the challenge you are facing. Your
justification would be your selection of a specific technology or
approach over another and why you chose the approach you are
taking. Show off your knowledge in the foundational skills
here!
Sample text:
In order to relieve the administrative tasks surrounding the
implementation of manual IP addressing per device, we will
configure and implement a DHCP (dynamic host configuration
protocol) server, per site requirements. The DHCP allows for
devices to identify, request and implement IP configurations as
well as other settings….
Since this area may call for facts and details around
technologies and approaches, you will most likely find yourself
using in-text citations, which would appear as follows:
Open Shortest Path First is an open standard routing protocol
that’s been implemented by a wide variety of network vendors,
including Cisco [1].Sample Configuration
Understanding the technologies will satisfy a portion of the
documents' requirements. You will also need to display how the
solutions you are suggesting would be implemented. This will
include the specific commands used to configure the devices.
Instructions will state when sample configurations are required,
and any sample configurations should be limited to the devices
provided, per the site topology. Device syntax to be used can be
found in your training suite, TestOut’s LabSim. Show off your
technical competency here!
Sample text:
Sample Device Configuration 1Supporting Tables/Diagrams
When structuring solutions per certain sites, you may find it
helpful or even necessary to structure information with tables
and/or diagrams. These items can be used to support and display
your understood solutions located in the “Site
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Comment by JCB Please center this on the pag.docx

  • 1. Comment by JCB: Please center this on the page Cisco Network Proposal Part 2Comment by JCB: This document should include to sites, Worchester and Boston, you have combined the requirements of both sites. Worchester requires subnetting, the range of each subnet in a table, and encapsulation 802.1q configured. Boston requires subnetting, all ranges displayed in a table, a routing protocol chosen and a summarized route advertised utilizing the routing protocol CMIT 350 7982: Interconnecting Cisco Devices Contents Routing Protocol3 Summarization 3 Default Route 4 Topology8Site The current site which I have been assigned to upgrade in Boston and do the routing, the default routing include Comment by JCB: You wording does not clearly state what you are trying to accomplish.
  • 2. Recommend that you start by describing the Boston network then describe what you plan to do the fix it. For example Title should be Boston Site Configuration (or something like this) The Boston site consist of three (type) routers. The routers will be configured with the x.x.x.x/x. This subnet address will be subnetted to support the current configuration and allow for future expansion. You actually have something below that should be moved up to the introduction paragraph about Boston. I have highlighted it in red. You then want to talk about your intension to utilized the OSPF routing protocol and summarization to improve the network and the value it will bring. Then you can start talking about each. The subnetting would be a good topic at this point because you would have just finished talking about the network and how you intend to improve it. You can now state the subnet address that will be utilize to configure the router and that the subnet will be summarized Next you can talk about the routing protocol and state that the summarized route will be used and why. You can use one of these charts. Why are you using subinterfaces? There is not requirement for VLANs at the Boston site.
  • 3. 3 – 2900 of integrated routers, the routers have four Ethernet cables and are connected to two serial cables. The diagram for the current cabling is as shown below. Figure 1: Boston site topology Comment by JCB: All figures, diagrams, and tables must be labeled and referenced in the test. What is the purpose of the show ip interface brief command? The site has implemented a routing protocol and the routers have been configured with the default routing protocol. Proposed solutions and remedies Routing Protocols There are three main interior routing protocols:Comment by JCB: You don’t have to describe all the routing protocols, just pick one and state why you chose it. Then show an example of how to configured it. i. OSPF protocol – This is a link-state classless protocol which is best suited across multi-vendor networks and extensive networks. The protocol can be used in a distance of 110 meters. The routing standard uses cost metric. Comment by JCB: Your formatting is off. Please correct the alignment as I have done here. ii. EIGRP: The protocol has a working distance of 90m or 170 m when considered externally. This protocol is the Cisco’s premium protocol in terms of the market coverage. Routing Protocol Benefits When dynamic routing is used, issues are resolved since there is more automation. If there is a routing update, then the updates are sent to all other routers in the network. Dynamic routing can also do change notification, that is re-routing the traffic around
  • 4. a congested router. It also allows changes in topology and uses a certain algorithm to find the best routes. There is also automatic failover for redundant connections. OSFP works seamlessly across different vendors therefore not limited to Cisco alone. With OSFP network, there are many parts of the network which is organized in different structure. One disadvantage is using more memory, despite this, it remains the best way to deal with IP addressing. RIP can also be used alongside OSFP as it routes the traffic and there is no cost consideration. There will be times that the total administrative cost over multiple hops will equal less than a single hop. SummarizationComment by JCB: How did you come up with these network addresses? You are required to show the range for each of these networks in a table. This process will condense the network IP numbers in every location of the network into a larger subnet mask. This is used to minimize the routing tables in IP. The network router interfaces will be as follows: There are 16 bits shared in common within the first 3 octets. And there are 3 in the fourth octet. In this case the subnet mask used will be/21. The address will not be as follows: 10.10.10.2/24. Boston Router 3 is connected to four networks at its fa1/0 interface. The networks are: Comment by JCB: Why do you have this chart twice? One can be removed. The route summarization contradicts because in one table you state that the are 16 common bits and the other you state that there are 19. There are 19 bits in common 8 bits in the first octet, 8 bits in the second octet, and 3 in the third octet. The subnet mask would be /19. The summarized address is: 10.10.0.0/19. The router will advertise network address of 10.10.0.0/19 at
  • 5. fa0/1 interface. Default Route In order to avoid the dropping of the packets, the traffic would not match any internal networks which will be routed to the network. The default network takes the form of a static route. Instead of using all IP addresses in the IP route, all zeros are used and the IP address interfaced through hoping. This informs the router that if the data is not sent, the default route will send it. In any case the router receives the packets; the destination addresses would not recognize the router and will drop all the packets.Comment by JCB: You don’t need an entire section about default routes. You can make a statement after your OSPF section stating the need for a default route. For example: To eliminate the possibility of dropped packet do to routing deficiencies, I will configure a default router. The show and example of how a default route is configured. Comment by JCB: This is not how default routes are configured; No routers should have a hostname of Router. You need to change this to BostonRouter 1 or something else. BostonRouter1(config)#ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.10.10.2 Or BostonRouter1(config)#ip route destination address and subnet mask and the next hop ip address and subnet mask You don’t need all these default routes because you will have OSPF running (dynamic routing) there needs to be one default route ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 fax/x Boston Network Topology(make this your opening statement
  • 6. about Boston)Comment by JCB: This should be used as your opening statement about Boston Then you can follow this paragraph up by stating the ip address ranges you will be utilizing. Next you can talk about the routing protocol that you intend to utilized. This will be followed by summarization because this is when the route summarization will be used. For example Router OSPF 100 Network x.x.x.x 0.0.0.x area x (this will be your summarized route) You will also talk about the value of route summarization at this point. The current network suffers from redundancy, it has many points of failure and since the routers are connected to single points, for example router 3 are connected to router 1 but routers 2 and 3 are not directly connected. When this is used, then router 2 will not connect to the internet or have a successful communication with router 3. The same applies to router 3 which would lose any connection to other networks or any connection to the router 2.Comment by JCB: Move your topology picture right after this paragraph and refer to it in your statement. Configuration In order to maximize the network usage, another router would be used to connect Boston using router 3. MA 2 would be installed from it to The Boston MA. This will ensure there is a redundant connection to Boston MA through router 1 and this router will be used to alleviate load balancing. For Boston Router 2, and Boston Router 3we can use any unused addresses from 10.10.0.0/30, to configure Fa0/2
  • 7. interfaces of both routers. Recommendations When reviewing the selected network, there were many critical items which were missing from the site. There were missing services as well. On top of these, there should be security features which should be implemented throughout the Worchester Site network: · Cisco 4 Catalyst should be installed using 6500 series ad switches to help the current network and help in assisting further growth in the network. · Configure messages of the day and log in to the network for all the switches in the Boston Network. · There should be password encryption in the network, secrete passwords should be allowed throughout the network. · Access control using active directory should be employed in the networks. · There should be pre-configured hell connections and trucking should be enabled between the switches. · VLAN spanning tree protocol should be configured with the Boston Switch1 which will have the network improved performance. · Port Fast should be configured to guard all access ports, this is to enable quicker port convergence and disable all the ports if there is any BPDU detected across the network. There should be DHCP servers which will provide IP addressing scheme which will also be dynamic. The DNS servers will also provide address translation services to the end users. Access control list should also be configured in the end user devices. Configure access control lists (ACLs) to restrict traffic coming into the Boston site to only that which is desired. Configure firewalls at the core routers.
  • 8. References [1] N. Abogado, "What Routing Protocol Should Your Office Use?," TALARI Networks, 22 10 2015. [Online]. Available: http://www.talari.com/blog/what-routing-protocol-should-your- office-use/. [Accessed 18 06 2017]. [2] M. Rouse, "route summarization (route aggregation)," techtarget, June 2008. [Online]. Available: http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/definition/route- summarization. [Accessed 17 06 2017]. [3] "Static and Default Route Command List," TestOut, 2017. [Online]. Available: http://cdn.testout.com/client-v5-1-10- 429/startlabsim.html. [Accessed 17 06 2017]. Title
  • 9. ABC/123 Version X 1 Week 6 Checkpoint PSYCH/625 Version 4 1 University of Phoenix MaterialWeek 6 Checkpoint Consider the SPSS output on a chi-square test listed below. How would you explain the results to someone who does not understand statistics? Use clear language, and answer completely. Do You Work? Observed N Expected N Residual Yes 16 10.0 6.0 No 4 10.0 -6.0 Total 20 Test Statistics Do you work? Chi-Square 7,000 df
  • 10. 1 Asump. Sig. .007 Copyright © XXXX by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. Copyright © 2017 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. CMIT 350 WAN and SOHO Skills ImplementationUse this document as a guide for formatting and organizing your CMIT 350 Skills Implementation challenge.Title Page Professionalism will be key to your success and advancement in your academic and professional career. Use the title page to identify relevant information such as your name, the course, professor, and submission/completion date.Document Index/Contents Organization will allow your document to be divided into key areas of consideration and allows an overall structure to be placed over the submission.Sample text: I. Site “XXXXXXXX” Challenges and Implementation II. Site “XXXXXXXX” Challenges and Implementation III. Site “XXXXXXXX” Challenges and Implementation IV. Bibliography Site “XXXXXXXXXX” Challenge and Implementation (Provide a section for each site, as suggested in your table of contents.)Site Details and Challenges (Summary) Here, you will simply summarize the site requirements and/or challenges you are attempting to overcome. You will not need to implement solutions or discuss your approach at this point. This information is provided to you and can simply be organized and restated as you understand it. Think of this area as what needs to be corrected. Suggested length would be one or two paragraphs. Sample text: As described in the scenario, the xUMUC site was developed
  • 11. without any VLAN structure, and administrators have found the need to isolate broadcast traffic from a layer-2 perspective.Site Solution (s) and Technologies With the challenges stated, you will be able to clearly define your approach to solving those challenges and can state the technologies you will be implementing. Be sure to use this area to justify your approach and selection of technologies as well. The specific length and details of this area will vary based on the specifics and depth of the challenge you are facing. Your justification would be your selection of a specific technology or approach over another and why you chose the approach you are taking. Show off your knowledge in the foundational skills here! Sample text: In order to relieve the administrative tasks surrounding the implementation of manual IP addressing per device, we will configure and implement a DHCP (dynamic host configuration protocol) server, per site requirements. The DHCP allows for devices to identify, request and implement IP configurations as well as other settings…. Since this area may call for facts and details around
  • 12. technologies and approaches, you will most likely find yourself using in-text citations, which would appear as follows: Open Shortest Path First is an open standard routing protocol that’s been implemented by a wide variety of network vendors, including Cisco [1].Sample Configuration Understanding the technologies will satisfy a portion of the documents' requirements. You will also need to display how the solutions you are suggesting would be implemented. This will include the specific commands used to configure the devices. Instructions will state when sample configurations are required, and any sample configurations should be limited to the devices provided, per the site topology. Device syntax to be used can be found in your training suite, TestOut’s LabSim. Show off your technical competency here! Sample text: Sample Device Configuration 1Supporting Tables/Diagrams When structuring solutions per certain sites, you may find it helpful or even necessary to structure information with tables and/or diagrams. These items can be used to support and display your understood solutions located in the “Site