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Category > Programming Posted 05 May 2017 My Price 9.00

Sacramento Site VLAN, Routing on a Stick (ROS)

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Sacramento Site VLAN, Routing on a Stick (ROS) and
DHCP Implementation (Focus on the Sacramento Site
Only) Required Implementation: VLANs, ROS, and DHCP implementation VLANs: Implement the VLAN database on the Sacramento site switches.
Explain the assignment of switchport modes and how to implement
each. Demonstrate how to implement port security on the switchports to
allow only two MAC addresses per port and shutdowns for violations.
Additionally, consider proper security management of any unused ports. o Provide the VLAN IDs, ports with matching switchport modes,
and sample configuration of port security and port management
steps. ROS: The site will be treated as a routing on a stick (ROS) topology.
Provide a sample configuration for Sacramento fa0/0 interface to support
the multiple VLANs and inter-VLAN routing. o To simplify configuration, please use the following addressing: faculty VLAN: 10.50.0.0 /26 administrative VLAN: 10.50.0.64 /26 instructional VLAN: 10.50.0.128 /26 server VLAN: 10.50.0.192 /26 DHCP: The site will need a solution to manage the deployment of IP
addresses. Briefly explain the purpose of DHCP and provide
implementation of the DHCP configuration for the VLANs. Be sure to
include the pool name, exclude the last 10 addresses of each subnet
range and configure the gateway, subnet mask, and DNS address
(Sacramento fa0/0 address). Please refer to the following configurations: o SacramentoSw1 o SacramentoSw2 o SacramentoSw3 o SacramentoRouter Los Angeles Site Management Technologies (Focus on
the Los Angeles Site Only) Required Implementation: Device configuration remote storage, remote management of
switches, ACL implementation, and an NTP solution. Remote IOS Storage: The site will require remote storage of the
devices' configurations. Server details are provided per your topology.
You will determine the protocol to use and demonstrate how to
implement the solution. Remote Management of Switches: All devices will be configured to
allow for remote management. You will be required to implement this
solution on the switches found on the site. ACL Implementation: In order to restrict and protect access to the
devices, the only VLAN allowed to communicate remotely with the
devices should belong to the server VLAN. Determine the type of ACL to
implement and the placement of the list, and implement the solution on
the site router. Network Time Protocol: Implement an NTP solution on the devices
found within this topology to ensure clock synchronization is
accomplished. The purpose would be for accurate logging records and
authentication protocols. Server details are provided per your topology. Please refer to the following configurations: o LosAngelesSw1 o LosAngelesSw2 o LosAngelesSw3 o LosAngelesRouter xACME WAN – WAN Implementation and Secure
Communications (Focus on All Site Entry Point
Routers) Required Implementation: WAN Implementation, device authentication, and topology
suggestions. WAN Implementation: Current WAN links are serial-based and
connected over leased lines that are using the Cisco default protocol for
layer 2 connectivity. Authentication is not present at this time, but the
added security would be preferred. Research the available WAN
protocols and suggest a solution to provide authentication between
devices. Implement basic routing protocol authentication. Provide a
sample implementation over serial links for your systems administrator
to follow. Included in this task are device configurations for the current
implementation. Topology: Currently, the Los Angeles and Boston sites are connected
across leased lines, and each remains as the entry point to its respective
regional locations. There is growing concern over the amount of traffic
both devices are handling. Review the xAMCE educational topology and
make recommendations to provide some redundancy among sites, as
well as to alleviate some of the bandwidth requirements placed on both
devices. This may require additional lines to be leased. With your
suggested improvements, update the topology as you see fit. Note: Additional addressing is available if needed. Simply create the additional ranges from the
provided available xACME public address range, 165.128.63.0 /26. Please refer to the following configurations: o BostonSiteRouter1 o WorchesterRouter o SpringfieldRouter o SacramentoRouter o LosAngelesRouter

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