This document outlines the network layout for an office including 7 desktops, 2 laptops, 2 printers, a TV, and server connected via CAT-5e Ethernet cables and Wi-Fi. An external Exchange server is recommended to ensure email access even if the web server is down, and a proxy server will act as a firewall and gateway to restrict internet access. Security measures include WPA2, Norton antivirus, and an encrypted file system.

1. By: Justin Cleary
Daniel Santana
Khadijah Hunt

2. OVERVIEW
 Devices on the network
 Cabling and Wireless Connections
 Exchange Server
 Proxy server
 Security
 Layout
 Questions and Answers

3. DEVICES AND NETWORK
 7 Desktops
 2 laptops
 2 printers
 1 LCD Television monitor
 1 server
 Wireless router

4. CABLING AND WIRELESSS CONNECTIONS
 UTP CAT- 5e Ethernet Cable
 RJ45 Connection
 802.11n Wireless Technology (Wi-Fi)
 USB for Printers

5. EXTERNAL EXCHANGE SERVER
 Setting Up an External Exchange Server will
ensure that the users on the network will still
be able to access their email if the Web
server is down.

6. PROXY SERVER
 Works similarly as NAT redirection
 Is a computer that intercepts requests that a
client makes of server
 Can serve as a gateway to the Internet, a
firewall to protect the network, and way to
restrict Internet access

7. SECURITY
 WPA 2
 Norton Antivirus
 Proxy Server
 Encrypted File System (EFS)

8. LAYOUT

9. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS