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ASIA PACIFIC INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
APIIT Diploma Part II
Individual Assignment
Hardware, Software System and Networks
Prepared By
Hirosh Tharaka D. M. D – CB 004149
Module Code
CE00382-2-HSSN
Cohort
HF11B1SE
Date of Submission
16th
February 2012
Instructor
Dr. Chamil Kulathunga
Submitted in partial fulfilment for the degree of
Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Computing
Word Count
2284
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Marking Scheme
Summary of Agreed Marks and Overall Percentage
Assumptions (10%)
Presentation (10%)
Documentation (15%)
Research Phase & References (15%)
Analysis and Critical thinking (20%)
Report Content (20%)
Diagrams and/or Figures (10%)
Total (100%)
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Gantt Chart
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Acknowledgement
It is with great pleasure we acknowledge all those who helped us in making this project
a success. Especially I would like to dedicate my sincere gratitude to Dr. Chamil
Kulathunga for his continuous support and guidance and valuable advices throughout the
project. And also I would like to thank my friends who support me and encourage me
throughout this project.
I would also like to thank my parents who were always with me support me to fulfill my
career objectives. Last but not the least my gratitude goes to APIIT Lanka for providing
the laboratory and library facilities.
Hirosh Tharaka D. M. D
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Table of Contents
Marking Scheme ................................................................................................................. i
Gantt Chart ........................................................................................................................ ii
Acknowledgement............................................................................................................ iii
Table Of Figures ............................................................................................................... vi
1. INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................... 1
2. ASSUMPTIONS ......................................................................................................... 2
3. RESEARCH................................................................................................................ 3
a. PROPOSED ARCHITECTURE (CLIENT SERVER ARCHITECTURE) .............. 3
b. PROPOSED TOPOLOGY ( TREE TOPOLOGY ) ................................................... 4
4. DESCRITPION ABOUT THE PROPSED NETWORK ........................................... 5
a. THE THREE SWITCH .............................................................................................. 5
b. CABLING ................................................................................................................... 5
c. VLAN (Virtual LAN) ................................................................................................. 5
d. SERVERS ................................................................................................................... 6
i. PROXY SERVER....................................................................................................... 6
ii. DNS SERVER ............................................................................................................ 6
iii. DATABASE SERVER ........................................................................................... 6
iv. SIP SERVER ........................................................................................................... 6
v. VOIP SERVER ........................................................................................................... 7
vi. VPN SERVER ........................................................................................................ 7
vii. PRINTER SERVER ................................................................................................ 7
viii. DHCP SERVER ...................................................................................................... 7
ix. CCTV SERVER ...................................................................................................... 7
x. EXCHANGE SERVER .............................................................................................. 7
xi. APPLICATION SERVER ...................................................................................... 8
xii. STAFF SECURITY ACCESS DATA SERVER .................................................... 8
xiii. WEB SERVER ....................................................................................................... 8
xiv. MAIL SERVER ...................................................................................................... 8
xv. FILE SERVER ........................................................................................................ 8
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e. VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK IMPLEMENTATION ....................................... 8
5. NETWORK FLOOR DESIGNS .............................................................................. 10
a. HEAD OFFICE......................................................................................................... 10
i. SERVER ROOM ...................................................................................................... 10
ii. GROUND FLOOR ................................................................................................... 12
iii. 1st FLOOR ............................................................................................................. 13
iv. 2nd
FLOOR ............................................................................................................ 14
b. PROPOSED SITE ONE (INDIA) ............................................................................ 15
i. SERVER ROOM ...................................................................................................... 15
ii. BUILDING ONE ...................................................................................................... 17
iii. BUILDING TWO ................................................................................................. 18
c. PROPOSED SITE TWO (NEPAL) .......................................................................... 19
i. SERVER ROOM ...................................................................................................... 19
ii. GROUND FLOOR ................................................................................................... 21
iii. FIRST FLOOR ...................................................................................................... 22
6. NETWORK HARDWARE ...................................................................................... 23
a. SWITCHES – L2 ...................................................................................................... 23
b. SWITCHES – L3 ...................................................................................................... 23
c. FIREWALLS ............................................................................................................ 23
d. WIRELESS ACCESS POINTS ................................................................................ 23
7. END SYSTEM EQUIPMENTS ............................................................................... 24
8. NETWORK SERVICES........................................................................................... 25
a. INTERNET CONNECTIVITY ................................................................................ 25
b. EMAIL SERVICES .................................................................................................. 25
c. STORAGE ................................................................................................................ 25
d. DATABASE ............................................................................................................. 25
9. CONCLUSION ......................................................................................................... 26
10. Bibliography .......................................................................................................... 27
11. PRESENTATION ................................................................................................. 28
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Table Of Figures
Figure 1 : Head Office : Server Room ............................................................................. 10
Figure 2 Head Office : Ground Floor ............................................................................... 12
Figure 3 : Head Office : 1st Floor .................................................................................... 13
Figure 4 : Head Office : 2nd Floor ................................................................................... 14
Figure 5 : Proposed India Branch : Server Room ............................................................ 15
Figure 6 : Proposed India Branch : Building One ............................................................ 17
Figure 7 : Proposed India Branch : Building Two ........................................................... 18
Figure 8 : Proposed Nepal Branch : Server Room ........................................................... 19
Figure 9 : Proposed Nepal Branch : Ground Floor ......................................................... 21
Figure 10 Proposed Nepal Branch : 1st Floor ................................................................. 22
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1. INTRODUCTION
InfoGreen Sri Lanka Public Limited is one of the suppliers of energy efficient ERP
solutions in South Asia. Owner has not paid much interested on expanding an investing
on his business for the past decade’s period due to the lack of competition in the field.
Recently a well-known competitor have opened a new business with the intension of put
the all the businesses in InfoGreen. Because of that, the company has decided to
improve their business and expand it to the South Asian region as the first step, making
it as a milestone.
Therefore the company has decided to open two new branches in the region with three
buildings. One of the two proposed office is to handle the sales, marketing. The other
proposed office with two separate buildings with the distance of 200m is to Software
Engineering and Sales. Due to this new decision of expanding their company regionally,
these three branches needed to be networked. Therefor the company has hired me to
make this task a success.
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2. ASSUMPTIONS
A. All the internet connections which have taken for this network implementation
gives the maximum internet bandwidth constantly.
B. Each the company employee will use a either a computer or a laptop.
C. The network implementation is doing for a company which didn’t have an
network earlier at least inside the building.
D. There are no restriction for the fiber optics
E. Network cables are passed through false celling.
F. Company is equipped with generators. So the generator will be acive as the
power failure occurs, so none of the employees will feel the power failure.
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3. RESEARCH
a. PROPOSED ARCHITECTURE
(CLIENT SERVER ARCHITECTURE)
Client Servers Architecture which is knows and CSA is a network environment which
uses to exchange information between the client and server machines. Only the
resources which serves has can be shared among the clients by different clients. All the
individual computers know and clients are connected to a central computer which is
known as the Server. (Anon., 2009)
Peer to Peer which is known as P2P is a networking architecture which eliminates the
need of a dedicated centralized server, which allows the individual computers to share
resources and communicate. (Anon., 2012)
The main reason why this concept (CSA) has been chosen compared with (P2P):
In P2P the possibility of file duplication is very high since a single file can be stored in
different places with different versions. Where when a user access the file, there is a
possibility of accessing an outdate file. But in Client Server Architecture, the most
advantage is all the data is getting stored in a centralized device. That is more beneficial
when it comes to the point of accuracy of data, since the architecture concept reduces the
multiple iteration of a single file, and reduces the duplicating with different places.
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b. PROPOSED TOPOLOGY ( TREE TOPOLOGY )
Star topology is designed in a way which connects each node directly to the central
network device (Network Hub / Network Switch). All the information on a star network
passes through the switch before it reaches its destination. The configuration of can be
done via twisted pair cables. The advantage of star network is ease of installation, ease
of fault detection and repairs and no disruption when adding and removing a device
from the network.
Tree topology which is known and the extended star topology is a combination bus
topology and the star topology which consists of group of star network based
workstations that are connected to a backbone using a linear bus topology. The
advantage is tree topology is it allows expanding within the existing network.
(Winkelman, 1997)
There for the topology which will be implemented in the proposed network is the Tree
Topology.
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4. DESCRITPION ABOUT THE PROPSED NETWORK
a. THE THREE SWITCH
The most common feature in the proposed network is having three main switches in
each floor and in most of the departments. There are security devices including CCTV,
Card readers in each floor and in most the departments. Those devices are separately
connected to a separate switch in each floor. Two separate switches have dedicated to
general purpose and the communication purpose. All the VoIP and Fax lines are
connected the switch which is dedicated to the communication. All the computers,
laptops, laptop docs, network printers, wireless access points, etc. are connected to the
general switch. This increase more security and isolates the security switch
b. CABLING
The Shielded Twisted Pair cables are proposed to the entire network solution to use as
wired local area medium. The advantage of the Shielded Twisted Pair (CAT 6) is less
expensive, ease of use and installation. the disadvantage of this CAT6 is it supports up to
100M, there for when networking the two building in 200M, fiber optics are needed to
be use there. Meanwhile the CAT6 has a transmission rate of 1GB/s. this higher
bandwidth is the major reason for choosing CAT6 instead of CAT5.
c. VLAN (Virtual LAN)
VLAN is breaking a switch logically into virtual parts. According to the proposed
implementation most the communication switches have virtually breaking into parts for
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VoIP and Fax, and also the general switch to network printer and the laptops, machines,
etc.
d. SERVERS
i. PROXY SERVER
Proxy server which is knows an application level gateway is computer that acts as an
gateway to filter everything between a local area network and a large scale network like
internet. It helps to increase the performance and the security by filtering while
monitoring all the network actions. It inspects all in and out from the server. All the
incoming data access to the network via a single port and the proxy server filters it. Then
only it transmitted in to the local area network. This helps to avoid the hacking theft for
an extent.
ii. DNS SERVER
DNS Server is known as the Domain Name System Server which is a database system
that translates the computers domain address into an IP address.
iii. DATABASE SERVER
A Server which can be defined as a server dedicated to provide all the database services.
It can be seen in client server systems. (Anon., 2009)
iv. SIP SERVER
SIP which is known as Session Initiation Protocol is widely controls most the
communication sessions like voice call via internet protocol and video calls via internet
protocol. SIP server is the main component of a Digital PBX system. (Anon., 2012)
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v. VOIP SERVER
VoIP is an acronym for the Voice over internet protocol. This allows transporting voice
calls via the internet rather than the normal PSTN networks.
vi. VPN SERVER
A server which allows connecting with the virtual private network which basically uses
the internet to provide the accessibility for a company in a remote area to a centralized
company network
vii. PRINTER SERVER
All the printing task happens through this server. This server allows all the computers on
a network to access the network printer. This allows many numbers of individual
computers to use an one printer.
viii. DHCP SERVER
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Server allows assigning automatically IP
addresses to all the computers in the network from a predefined range.
ix. CCTV SERVER
This server handles all the CCTV video uploading and downloading actions to the
CCTV Cloud.
x. EXCHANGE SERVER
Exchange server monitors all the sending and receiving mails form and to the system
and checks for the thefts.
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xi. APPLICATION SERVER
This network allows running all the network based application in the system. It allows to
access the concurrent accessibility to the network based applications.
xii. STAFF SECURITY ACCESS DATA SERVER
This server keeps record of the smart key actions and handle the all the smart key card
based functions.
xiii. WEB SERVER
Webserver is the server which keeps the company web hosted 24 hours online, so any
customer can access to it to seek information..
xiv. MAIL SERVER
Mail server acts as a postman in the network. This Handles, all the incoming and
outgoing mails in the system.
xv. FILE SERVER
File server is a centralized server which keeps a massive storage of data which allows all
the individual clients to access.
e. VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK IMPLEMENTATION
VPN is a virtual connection to another place which is geographical far. It is the most
cost effective method to connect two or more building together in different geographical
locations. The virtual tunnel which li configured through the leased line is more
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beneficial. The maintenance process makes easier in VPN because of the non-physical
connection between the positions. Compared to the cost of laying a fiber optic cable
from a geographically far location, VPN concepts is more beneficial.
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5. NETWORK FLOOR DESIGNS
a. HEAD OFFICE
i. SERVER ROOM
Figure 1 : Head Office : Server Room
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The main server consists with a layer 3 backbone. A proxy server have used between the
external firewall and the layer 3 switches to filter all the incoming and outgoing from the
network. For each server group, separate internal firewall has been used to the security
purpose. CCTV server is connected and synced with the CCTV Cloud Server.
Internet line has been taken from two lease lines to give a higher bandwidth to the entire
network. A load balancer has used to balance the load from the network. PSTN network
is connected to the Digital PBX.
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ii. GROUND FLOOR
Figure 2 Head Office : Ground Floor
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iii. 1st FLOOR
Figure 3 : Head Office : 1st Floor
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iv. 2nd
FLOOR
Figure 4 : Head Office : 2nd Floor
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b. PROPOSED SITE ONE (INDIA)
i. SERVER ROOM
Figure 5 : Proposed India Branch : Server Room
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The main server consists with a layer 3 backbone. A proxy server have used between the
external firewall and the layer 3 switches to filter all the incoming and outgoing from the
network. For each server group, separate internal firewall has been used to the security
purpose. CCTV server is connected and synced with the CCTV Cloud Server.
Internet line has been taken from two lease lines to give a higher bandwidth to the entire
network. A load balancer has used to balance the load from the network. PSTN network
is connected to the Digital PBX.
Fiber optical transmitter has used to transmit data among two buildings. Fiber optical
cable is layed between two buildings to transfer data.
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ii. BUILDING ONE
Figure 6 : Proposed India Branch : Building One
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iii. BUILDING TWO
Figure 7 : Proposed India Branch : Building Two
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c. PROPOSED SITE TWO (NEPAL)
i. SERVER ROOM
Figure 8 : Proposed Nepal Branch : Server Room
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The main server consists with a layer 3 backbone. A proxy server have used between the
external firewall and the layer 3 switches to filter all the incoming and outgoing from the
network. For each server group, separate internal firewall has been used to the security
purpose. CCTV server is connected and synced with the CCTV Cloud Server.
Internet line has been taken from two lease lines to give a higher bandwidth to the entire
network. A load balancer has used to balance the load from the network. PSTN network
is connected to the Digital PBX.
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ii. GROUND FLOOR
Figure 9 : Proposed Nepal Branch : Ground Floor
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iii. FIRST FLOOR
Figure 10 Proposed Nepal Branch : 1st Floor
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6. NETWORK HARDWARE
a. SWITCHES – L2
All the switched which have been used to connect devices in each floors and sections are
layer two switches. All the computers and devices are connected to the L2 switch and
then that L2 switch has connected to the main switch on the floor.
Price of a Layer 2 Switch :
b. SWITCHES – L3
Layer 3 Switch is only used for the backbone switch of the entire networks. All the main
switches in each floor ultimately connect to the Layer 3 switch in server room. The L3
switch is expensive compared to the L2 Switch.
Price of a Layer 3 Switch :
c. FIREWALLS
Firewalls are only built in server rooms. External firewall is installed before the proxy
server, and 3 internal firewalls have been used for each general switch. This helps to
filter the internal traffic.
d. WIRELESS ACCESS POINTS
Wireless access points are used in most of the floors, to provide wireless internet and
network connection to all the wireless devices. Wireless connectivity enables the staff
the mobile accessibility. Implementing WAPs are easier than implementing switches.
WAPs aren’t limited for specific devices.
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7. END SYSTEM EQUIPMENTS
COMPUTERS: Recommended Minimum Configuration of the Computers are
supposed to be best in the market.
PRINTER: Printers must be capable with network connection and must be all laser
printers.
FAX : All the fax machines must be with Scanner and Photocopy machines ( etc :
OfficeJets)
VOIP Phones : All the VoIP Phones must be Cordless Phones.
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8. NETWORK SERVICES
a. INTERNET CONNECTIVITY
Internet has become day to day need for all the humans. Therefore this network is
integrated with the Internet connectivity. So the any authorized users can access to the
internet. Apart from that internet is need to access to the VPN and the CCTV Cloud.
b. EMAIL SERVICES
Providing an email address to the employees with the domain of company name is to be
done. This makes easier to communicate legally in written via the network. Any official
document can be transferred via anyone within a second using this.
c. STORAGE
File Server is the server which stores all the data in the system. this storage is a
centralized storage which any authorized user can be accessed from anywhere.
d. DATABASE
This provides to maintain the data of the organization. It’s better to own a database
server, since it makes the data more secure.
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9. CONCLUSION
According to my knowledge these are the best network plans designed for this company.
There could be some minor changes when it moves into the implementation process.
Anyway the majority would be the same.
First of all I started this assignment with the floor plans and then I moved into the
documentation while research further and more. It was a pretty hard task to complete the
network diagram, but somehow I managed to complete them after struggling for days.
Somehow after all at the end of the assignment I understood more about VLAN, VPN
and CSA when researching fact for this theseis.
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10. Bibliography
Anon., 2009. Dedicated Server School. [Online] Available at:
http://www.serverschool.com/dedicated-servers/what-is-a-database-server/ [Accessed 15
January 2012].
Anon., 2009. Rose India. [Online] Available at:
http://www.roseindia.net/java/network/client-server.shtml [Accessed 12 February 2012].
Anon., 2012. 3CX. [Online] Available at: http://www.3cx.com/PBX/sip-server.html
[Accessed 16 January 2012].
Anon., 2012. Peer to Peer File Sharing - P2P Networking. [Online] Available at:
http://compnetworking.about.com/od/p2ppeertopeer/Peer_to_Peer_File_Sharing_P2P_N
etworking.htm [Accessed 30 January 2012].
Winkelman, D.R., 1997. An Educator's Guide to School Networks. [Online] University
of South Florida Available at: http://fcit.usf.edu/network/chap5/chap5.htm#TreeNetwork
[Accessed 15 January 2012].
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11. PRESENTATION