2/23/2016 Sample Implementation Plan1.html file:///C:/Users/Kevo24/AppData/Local/Temp/Temp1_Sample%20Implementation%20Plan1.html.zip/Sample%20Implementation%20Plan1.html 1/8 Now you are completing Part 5 of the AAP (WWTC) which is: “This section will lay out the implementation plan of the entire AAP design, which include configuration of key networking devices, detailing milestones, activities, resources, and budgets, as well as providing a deliverables schedule.” Project Implementation Plan In this lecture I will discuss implementation plan through an example of an enterprise network. The figure presents a fictitious enterprise factious network. The company would like to implement a scalable solution with a routing protocol that provides fast convergence. For optimal routing and packet forwarding, hierarchical addressing with summarization is required. Users require high­speed access to the server farm with redundant connectivity for protection. The company has many remote offices; a redundant connection to the Internet is required to provide the remote offices with nonstop access to its server farm. For remote offices, a secure connection must be implemented to prevent unauthorized persons from accessing data. The first step before creating an implementation plan is to gather existing information about the networks and all the requirements. The existing topology provides redundant connectivity among all the network devices. Internet connectivity is dual homed, which provides redundant access to the remote sites as well as World Wide Web resources. The equipment can provide all the functionalities that are required, but the software version of the operation system must be upgraded. The networking equipment has existing IP addressing that needs to be changed to ensure optimal routing and forwarding of packets as well as summarization. Requirements for server farm access and remote 2/23/2016 Sample Implementation Plan1.html file:///C:/Users/Kevo24/AppData/Local/Temp/Temp1_Sample%20Implementation%20Plan1.html.zip/Sample%20Implementation%20Plan1.html 2/8 office connectivity do not include changes in QoS configuration. The server farm hosts the critical applications of the company including VoIP, and these require preferred treatment. OSPF is configured in the network. This configuration must be changed, because a faster convergence time is required. EIGRP is better choice than OSPF. Security configuration is required to provide secure access to terminal resources. In this case existing security is sufficient, therefor no changes are needed. For this scenario implementation plan would be Project contact list Location information and means of accessing the premises Tools and resources Assumption Task and detailed description Network staging plan Project Contact List Consultant Project Team Customer Project Team Project Manager Telephone E­Mail Project Manager Telephone E­Mail Configuration Engineer Telephone E­mail Con.

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Now you are completing Part 5 of the AAP (WWTC) which is:
“This section will lay out the implementation plan of the entire
AAP design, which include configuration
of key networking devices, detailing milestones, activities, reso
urces, and budgets, as well as providing a
deliverables schedule.”
Project Implementation Plan
In this lecture I will discuss implementation plan through an exa
mple of an enterprise network.
The figure presents a fictitious enterprise factious network. The
company would like to implement a
scalable solution with a routing protocol that provides fast conv
ergence. For optimal routing and packet
forwarding, hierarchical addressing with summarization is requi
red. Users require high-speed access to
the server farm with redundant connectivity for protection. The
company has many remote offices; a
redundant connection to the Internet is required to provide the r
emote offices with nonstop access to its
server farm. For remote offices, a secure connection must be im
plemented to prevent unauthorized
persons from accessing data.

2. The first step before creating an implementation plan is to gathe
r existing information about the networks
and all the requirements.
The existing topology provides redundant connectivity among al
l the network devices. Internet
connectivity is dual homed, which provides redundant access to
the remote sites as well as World Wide
Web resources. The equipment can provide all the functionalitie
s that are required, but the software
version of the operation system must be upgraded.
The networking equipment has existing IP addressing that needs
to be changed to ensure optimal routing
and forwarding of packets as well as summarization. Requireme
nts for server farm access and remote
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office connectivity do not include changes in QoS configuration
. The server farm hosts the critical
applications of the company including VoIP, and these require p
referred treatment. OSPF is configured
in the network. This configuration must be changed, because a f
aster convergence time is required.
EIGRP is better choice than OSPF.
Security configuration is required to provide secure access to te
rminal resources. In this case existing

3. security is sufficient, therefor no changes are needed.
For this scenario implementation plan would be
Project contact list
Location information and means of accessing the premises
Tools and resources
Assumption
Task and detailed description
Network staging plan
Project Contact List
Consultant Project Team Customer Project Team
Project Manager
Telephone
E-Mail
Project Manager
Telephone
E-Mail
Configuration Engineer
Telephone
E-mail
Configuration Engineer
Telephone

4. E-mail
Project Coordinator
Telephone
E-mail
Project Coordinator
Telephone
E-mail
Equipment installation Plan
Location Details
Floor
Room
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Rack Number

5. Tools Required
Item Number Item
1 PC with a VT 100 emulator, 10Base-T interface, FTP Server,
TFTP client application
2 Console port cable DB9-RJ45/DB25
3 10Base-T Ethernet cable
The implementation task list must provide a breakdown of the i
mplementation process, followed by a
detailed description of each activity.
Implementation Tasks
Step Number Task
Connect to the router
Verify the current installation, create a backup file
(Note: this is not applicable in WWTC)
Change the Cisco IOS software version on all devices
(Note: this is not applicable in WWTC)
Update or configure the IP address configuration on distribution
routers.
Configure EIGRP (see detail below)

6. Router>en
Router#config t
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Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
Router(config)#host Router1
Router1(config)#router eigrp 1
Router1(config-router)#network 10.1.112.0 0.0.0.255
Router1(config-router)#network 10.1.115.0 0.0.0.255
Router1(config-router)#no auto-summary
Router1(config-router)#exit
Also, Implementation plan is not complete without a time line.
WWTC Implementation plan

7. Now, I will discuss some guidelines to prepare WWTC impleme
ntation plan:
1. Follow the procedure outlined above.
2. Provide Configuration for each network device (except work
stations)
3. Provider security configuration
4. Provide Active Directory Configuration
5. Provide Time Line
Except work station, configure all devices as per your network d
iagram and IP scheme. For example if
you have 10 devices, you need to configure all devices accuratel
y to get full credit.
Below are sample templates for your guidance of WWTC imple
mentation plan.
Configuration Template Samples
Step 1: Connect Network Devices to the Network
The network infrastructure devices will be connected to the net
work. The installation engineer must
ensure that the devices are properly installed and powered from
redundant power sources.
Step 2: Apply Device Configuration Template to Routers/Switch
es
The installation engineer will use the following configuration te
mplate to configure all core, distribution,

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and access layer devices.
Switch> enable
Switch# configure terminal
Switch(config)# hostname <device-name>
device-name(config)# ip domain-name xumuc.com
device-name(config)# enable secret <password>
device-name(config)# username <username> secret <password>
device-name(config)# crypto key generate rsa
How many bits in the modulus [512]: 2048
device-name(config)# line con 0
device-name(config-line)# login local
device-name(config-line)# exit
device-name(config)# line vty 0 4
device-name(config-line)# login local
device-name(config-line)# transport input ssh

9. device-name(config-line)# exec-timeout 1 00
device-name(config-line)# exit
device-name(config)# line vty 5 15
device-name(config-line)# login
device-name(config-line)# exit
device-name(config)# no logging console
device-name(config)# no ip domain-lookup
Configure VLANs, Network, Routing protocols. Do not forget t
o configure voice vlan/s and wireless
network.
Configure DHCP.
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Security Implementation Tasks
VLAN, Port security, DHCP snooping, Authentication, ACL, fir
ewall etc. (if required)
Active Directory Implementation Tasks

10. The tasks listed in Table 8 are necessary to successfully create t
he new WWTC.com Active Directory
forest for WWTC.
STEP TASK
1 Create forest root domain
2 Create domain trees
3 Configure DNS stub zones for domains
4 Configure DNS suffix search list and distribute through GPOs
5 Establish forest trust with WWTC if required
6 Configure global catalog servers and FSMO roles
7 Create sites and subnets
8 Create site link objects and configure site link settings
9 Create organizational units and groups
Table 8: Active Directory Implementation Tasks
Step 1: Create Forest Root Domain
The installation engineer will create the WWTC.com forest root
domain using the procedure below.
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1. Click on the Roles node in Server Manager and click Add Rol
es under Roles Summary.
2. Select Active Directory Domain Services from the available s
erver roles and click Next.
3. Confirm the selections and click Install.
4.
5.
6. And so on to final step
Step 2: Create Domain Trees
Use the same procedure described in Step 1
Step 3: Configure DNS Stub Zones(if required)
Project Schedule or Time line
DATE
COMPLETED PROJECT MILESTONE
March 27
Business and design requirements identified for network, securit
y, and
Active Directory implementation.
April 3 Preliminary network design submitted for client review.
April 10
Network design modification requests received from client.

12. April 17
Preliminary security design submitted for client review.
April 24
Security design modification requests received from client.
April 28
Preliminary Active Directory design submitted for client review
.
May 5
Active Directory design modification requests received from cli
ent.
May 12
Final designs (network, security, Active Directory) submitted to
client.
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Suggestion to prepare the Plan.
1. Prepare or revised your network high level diagram to indicat
e all networking devices, VLANs,
link addresses. You have done in your LAN submittal, please re
vise that diagram.
2. Prepare an equipment list which you are using in your networ

13. k. Your equipment list should have
name of the equipment, connection to other equipment and IP ad
dresses. You have done it in your
LAN submittal but review that list and revise it.
3. Divide the work as you seem appropriate such as VLANs, or
equipment. For example if you have
created 20 VLANs, then 5 VLANs each member or you have 20
equipment, 5 equipment each.
You do not have to follow, you can use your own methods. This
submittal depends on clarity of your
diagrams and equipment list and IP address assignment.
Project Implementation Plan
This section will lay out the implementation plan of the entire
AAP design, which include configuration of key networking
devices, detailing milestones, activities, resources, and budgets,
as well as providing a deliverables schedule.
Below is the list you can choose from, I need 3 or 4 all from the
list.. Possibly all the ones for AD and I have attached Sample
PDF as well. Remember to cite APA and in text if need be.
Thanks
· AD Policies
· AD Forest Domain OU formation
· AD Group Formation
· AD GPO Implementation