Cyb 210 project two - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CYB-210 Computer Networking Project Two Network Diagram and Rationale. Network Diagram The pre-existing network configuration was separated into two segments, being Subnet1 and Subnet2. Network 3 has Server_Network3 without the DHCP and DNS services implementation on it. Once the acquires company came aboard and a new network is added, Network3, some changes and requirements to a new network were necessary. Since the addition of the hardware of the new company can not be fully trusted, th...

CYB-210 Computer Networking Project Two Network Diagram and Rationale. Network Diagram The pre-existing network configuration was separated into two segments, being Subnet1 and Subnet2. Network 3 has Server_Network3 without the DHCP and DNS services implementation on it. Once the acquires company came aboard and a new network is added, Network3, some changes and requirements to a new network were necessary. Since the addition of the hardware of the new company can not be fully trusted, th...

CYB-210 Project Two Network Design Rationale. The first requirement is to create a new IP config that combines both Subnet1 and Subnet2 into a new network, NetworkA; which must be a Class C network. To do this, we removed the switch for Subnet2 and connected all those devices to the switch for Subnet1. The switch was renamed to NetworkA_Switch and is now accommodating all devices previously on Subnet1 and Subnet2, which have also been renamed accordingly. The IP Address for NetworkA is set...

CYB-210 7-2 Project One Network Diagram and Rationale Includes screenshots Only for research and reference use.

CYB-210 Computer Networking Project Two Network Diagram and Rationale. Network Diagram The pre-existing network configuration was separated into two segments, being Subnet1 and Subnet2. Network 3 has Server_Network3 without the DHCP and DNS services implementation on it. Once the acquires company came aboard and a new network is added, Network3, some changes and requirements to a new network were necessary. Since the addition of the hardware of the new company can not be fully trusted, th...

CYB-210 Project Two Network Design Rationale. The pre-existing network was separated into two segments, being Subnet1 and Subnet2. Once the acquires company came aboard and a new network was added, Network3, some changes and requirements to a new network were necessary. Since the addition of the hardware of the new company can not be fully trusted, they need to remain on their own network but still be able to communicate with the current pre-existing network. Once new hardware arrives it ca...

CYB-210 Project Two Network Design Rationale. The first requirement is to create a new IP config that combines both Subnet1 and Subnet2 into a new network, NetworkA; which must be a Class C network. To do this, we removed the switch for Subnet2 and connected all those devices to the switch for Subnet1. The switch was renamed to NetworkA_Switch and is now accommodating all devices previously on Subnet1 and Subnet2, which have also been renamed accordingly. The IP Address for NetworkA

CYB-210 7-2 Project One Network Diagram and Rationale. Network Design Rationale 1. New Ip Configuration to combine existing subnets Subnet1 and Subnet2 were merged to form Network A. The secondary router from Subnet two was required, and a new configuration was built using 192.168.1.1 as the gateway. All clients were assigned a static IP within the given scope. Additionally, the now unused port FA 1/0 was closed on the Subnet_Router per security best practice. To confirm communication fun...

CYB-210 7-2 Project One Network Diagram and Rationale. Network Design Rationale 1. New Ip Configuration to combine existing subnets Subnet1 and Subnet2 were merged to form Network A. The secondary router from Subnet two was required, and a new configuration was built using 192.168.1.1 as the gateway. All clients were assigned a static IP within the given scope. Additionally, the now unused port FA 1/0 was closed on the Subnet_Router per security best practice. To confirm communication fun...