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    The document presents a case study report on designing an intranet for the IOE Pulchowk Campus in Nepal. It contains a requirements summary describing the campus buildings, rooms, computers and network equipment. It then lists the physical network equipment needed, such as routers, switches, access points and cables. A specification sheet is provided detailing the equipment types and quantities. Finally, the report designs the logical network layout using IP addressing. It applies VLSM to divide the provided public IP block into subnets for servers, PCs and access points across the campus buildings and departments. Network diagrams are included showing the physical and logical intranet designs.

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    The document presents a case study report on designing an intranet for the IOE Pulchowk Campus in Nepal. It contains a requirements summary describing the campus buildings, rooms, computers and network equipment. It then lists the physical network equipment needed, such as routers, switches, access points and cables. A specification sheet is provided detailing the equipment types and quantities. Finally, the report designs the logical network layout using IP addressing. It applies VLSM to divide the provided public IP block into subnets for servers, PCs and access points across the campus buildings and departments. Network diagrams are included showing the physical and logical intranet designs.

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    The document presents a case study report on designing an intranet for the IOE Pulchowk Campus in Nepal. It contains a requirements summary describing the campus buildings, rooms, computers and network equipment. It then lists the physical network equipment needed, such as routers, switches, access points and cables. A specification sheet is provided detailing the equipment types and quantities. Finally, the report designs the logical network layout using IP addressing. It applies VLSM to divide the provided public IP block into subnets for servers, PCs and access points across the campus buildings and departments. Network diagrams are included showing the physical and logical intranet designs.

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    TRIBHUVAN UNIVERSITY

    INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING
    CENTRAL CAMPUS PULCHOWK

    CASE STUDY REPORT


    ON
    IOE INTRANET DESIGN

    By:
    PRANESH SHAKYA / 068BCT528
    RAJESH BHUJU / 068BCT531
    RUPESH KARN / 068BCT534
    SUVRAT RAM JOSHI / 068BCT546

    Submitted To:
    Mr. Baburam Dawadi
    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING
    LALITPUR, NEPAL

    (September 9, 2015)
    IOE PULCHOWK CAMPUS INTRANET DESIGN
    Question:
    Pulchowk Campus has six Departments (COMP&elx,elect,civil,mech, arch, S&H), CIT, CES,
    administrative building (library), boys hostel, Ladies hostel, msc hostel. Boys hostel
    blocks(A,B,C) having in total 45X3=105 rooms, ladies hostel block having in total 30 rooms, 24
    faculty quarters. Msc hostel having 36 rooms. DOECE has 4 computer labs (at cit and library)
    each having 24 computers, 20 faculty/administrative rooms. Other departments have in an
    average 2-computer labs each of 24 computers and 12 faculty/administrative rooms, CES has
    20 rooms. CIT server room has web, proxy, primary DNS, cache dns, Mail, AAA servers of
    www.pcampus.edu.np, 2 network printers, 2 CISCO voip phones. campus administrative
    building located at library has 20 administrative cabin and 6 library computers. Internet is
    supplied to all rooms /quarters computer with a wired CAT6 port and every department has
    two wireless points, boys hostel has 3 AP for each block, ladies hostel has 1 AP and quarter is
    covered by 2APs, CIT/Library has 2 APs. CIT has purchased the public ip block 103.5.150.0/24
    from APNIC and 20Mbps internet from NTC. All servers, routers and switches at server
    control room have public IPs. Similarly DOECE administrative rooms are connected with
    public IPs, a network lab of DOECE is also connected with public IPs. List the complete
    physical equipments/virtual equipments required for the complete networking
    design/intranet design. Prepare the Summary specification sheet of all the equipments.
    Draw/design the network/intranet showing all the connection in switch/AP level. (use visio
    or PT). Design the logical ip address distribution. You shall have your own choice of private
    and public IPv4/v6 addressing. design appropriate VLAN, Security/Firewall etc…at your work.

    PHYSICAL EQUIPMENTS
    1. Router
    2. Access-Point
    3. Switch
    4. CAT-6 UTP Cable
    5. PC/Workstations
    6. Server
    7. Mail Server
    8. Proxy Server
    9. Web Server
    10. Primary DNS Server
    11. Cache DNS Server
    12. Fiber Optics Gigabit Ethernet Switch
    13. DMG Router

    SPECIFICATION SHEET

    SN Item- Quantity Unit Summary Specification


    Description

    4-pair pure copper conductor PVC


    jacketed Foiled/UTP cable with TIA
    standard color coded 23 AWG and
    1 CAT-6 UTP Cable 380 Meter
    having tested frequency range of 250-
    550 MHz, Support upto1000Base-T at
    100 Meter

    Dell 745 (or higher; dual Core-series


    2 PCs 260 unit processor); 2GB of RAM; Windows XP or
    Windows 7

    Cisco® 2900 Series Integrated Services


    3 Router 1 unit
    Routers

    150Mbps Wireless N Router; 2.4-


    4 Access Point 26 unit 2.4835GHz

    Intel Quad-core processor; 8GB RAM;


    5 Mail Server 1 unit
    100Mbps NIC

    Xeon E3-1220L V2; Dual Core; 4


    6 Server 1 unit
    threads; 2.3 GHz processor

    30MB RAM for PDNS + an extra 30MB


    7 DNS Server 1 unit for MySQL
    Linux such as Red Hat or Ubuntu.
    8 Proxy Server 1 unit Ubuntu; 300MHz processor, 128MB of
    memory and 1GB of hard drive space

    7 UTP ports; 10/100 auto-sensing and


    auto-negotiating; 1 fiber port
    Fiber Optics
    9 1 unit 100BaseFX; ST or SC connectors;
    Switch
    multimode/singlemode; Distances to 70
    km

    Cisco Catalyst 2950SX-24: 8.8 Gbps


    10 Switch 21 unit
    maximum forwarding bandwidth

    2.4/5.0 GHz; 802.11n; WPS button;


    11 DMG Router 1 unit
    DLNA; Ethernet
    LOGICAL IP ADDRESS
    We are provided with a public IP address from APNIC 103.5.150.0/24. Since there are two

    switches for different LAN requirement we initially have to create 2 subnets. Also as question

    stated the administration and network lab of DoECE also has public IPs so altogether we need 4

    subnets.

    1 st subnet (A) – 9 machines (Servers)

    2 nd subnet (B) – 20 machines (PCs)

    3 rd subnet (C) – 24 machines (PCs)

    4 th subnet (D) – 26 machines (Access Points)

    Applying VLSM technique,

    Starting from the highest machines which is C,

    26 machines = (25 – 2) hosts = 30 hosts

    3 bits from host is added to network bits,

    23 subnets = 8 subnets

    Network bits = 27 bits

    Multiplier = 25 = 32

    Subnet Mask = 255.255.255.11100000

    The subnets created are :-

    Subnet 1 = 103.5.150.0/27 [0 – 31]

    Subnet 2 = 103.5.150.32/27 [32 – 63]

    Subnet 3 = 103.5.150.64/27 [64 – 95]

    Subnet 4 = 103.5.150.96/27 [96 – 127]

    Subnet 5 = 103.5.150.128/27 [128 –159]

    Subnet 6 = 103.5.150.160/27 [160 – 191]


    Subnet 7 = 103.5.150.192/27 [192 – 233]

    Subnet 8 = 103.5.150.234/27 [234 – 255]

    Subnet 1 is assigned to D i.e. Access Points in Boys Hostel, Girls Hostel, Quarter, Departments
    and CIT/Library.

    Similarly,

    Taking C with 24 machines

    24 machines = (25 – 2) hosts = 30 hosts

    Since this is similar to D, hence we assign Subnet 2 to C i.e. DoECE Network Lab.

    Again,

    Taking B with 20 machines

    20 machines = (25 – 2) hosts = 30 hosts

    Since this is similar to B, hence we assign Subnet 3 to B i.e. DoECE Administrative Unit.

    Lastly, Taking Block A with 9 machines

    9 machines = (2 4 – 2) hosts = 14 hosts

    (5-4) bits from host is added to network bits,

    2 1 subnets = 2 subnets

    Network bits = (27 + 1) bits = 28 bits

    Multiplier = 2 4 = 16

    Subnet Mask = 255.255.255.11110000

    Take Subnet 4 = 103.5.150.96/27 [96 – 127]

    The subnets created are :-

    Subnet 4.0 = 103.5.150.96/28 [96 – 111]

    Subnet 4.1 = 103.5.150.104/28 [112 – 127]

    Subnet 4.0 is assigned to A i.e. CIT Server Room


    INTRANET DESIGN

    Physical Network Design


    Logical Network Design (IP Addressing)

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