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The document outlines the network design for TechLife Company, focusing on creating a secure and efficient infrastructure that facilitates internal communication, external client access, and resource sharing. It details the internal network structure, DMZ setup for the web server, external network access, and security measures such as NAT and access control. The design is scalable and manageable, addressing potential challenges while ensuring security and reliability.

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Network Project Presentation

The document outlines the network design for TechLife Company, focusing on creating a secure and efficient infrastructure that facilitates internal communication, external client access, and resource sharing. It details the internal network structure, DMZ setup for the web server, external network access, and security measures such as NAT and access control. The design is scalable and manageable, addressing potential challenges while ensuring security and reliability.

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NETWORK DESIGN

FOR TECHLIFE
COMPANY
A S E C U R E A N D E F F I C I E N T N E T W O R K I N F RA S T R U C T U R E

P R E S E N T E D B Y: M D F O Z L A R A B B I
PROJECT OVERVIEW

NETWORKING
GOALS:
 To connect employees internally for efficient communication and data sharing.
 To provide secure access to a web server for clients.
 To support seamless access to internal resources and external internet resources.
 Reliable connectivity for all internal devices.
 Secure access to a public web server (e.G., Accessible at www.Company.Com).
 Support for external client access to the company's public resources.
INTERNAL NETWORK
I N T E R N A L N E T W O R KSTRUCTURE
DESIGN:
 Provides connectivity between company
employees.
 Allows internal access to shared resources
like the printer and internal web server.
 All devices are connected through router0
and switch1 for efficient internal
communication.
 Router0 connects the internal devices (pcs,
printer)
 Switch1 manages the connections between
internal devices
 IP ranges used for internal devices
DMZ SETUP FOR WEB SERVER
PURPOSE OF THE
SECURITY
DMZ:
 Provides a buffer zone between the internal
network and the external network, adding an
extra layer of security.
 Offer secure public access to the web server
without exposing internal resources.
 Control and monitor external traffic, preventing
direct access to sensitive internal systems.
DEVICES IN THE
DMZ
 Web server: : as the public-facing server
serves
where external clients can access the company’s
web page.
 Switch: connects the web server to router0 and
router1, enabling controlled access to this public
resource.
EXTERNAL NETWORK
PURPOSE OF THE EXTERNAL
NETWORK:
 Simulates internet access to show how external
clients reach the company's public web server.
 Demonstrates how the network allows secure
access to public services, such as the company's
website.
DEVICES IN THE EXTERNAL
NETWORK:
 Laptop0: represents an external client,
demonstrating how users outside the company
access the company website (www.Company.Com)
hosted on the web server in the DMZ.
 Dns server: provides domain name resolution,
allowing external users to access the web server via a
URL (www.Company.Com) instead of just by IP
address.
 Router1 and switch2: manage traffic between the
external client and the DMZ, routing requests to the
web server while maintaining secure separation.
NETWORK SECURITY
AND NAT
CONFIGURATION
NETWORK ADDRESS
TRANSLATION (NAT):
 Translates private IP addresses to a public
IP for external communication.
 Protects internal IP addresses from being
exposed directly to external networks.
D M Z C O N F I G U R AT I O N :
 Separates the public-facing web server from the internal network.
 Allows external users to access the web server without compromising
R Ointernal
U T E R resources.
A C C E SS
CONTROL:
 Only specific IPS/routes allowed through certain routers.
 Adds another layer of security by restricting traffic flow.
ADDITIONAL SECURITY
C O N S I D E R AT I O N S :
 Future firewall implementation for advanced filtering.
 Considerations for potential VPN access for remote employees.
CONFIGURATIONS
PC ’s: SERVER: ROUTER:
CHALLENGES

C H A L L E N G E 1 : C O N F I G U R I N G N AT O N M U LT I P L E
ROUTERS
C H A L L E N G E 2 : D N S C O N F I G U R AT I O N F O R W E B
A C C E SS

CHALLENGE 3: SECURITY IN DMZ

C H A L L E N G E 4 : T E S T I N G C O N N E C T I V I T Y A C R O SS
NETWORKS
CONCLUSION
 NETWORK OVERVIEW:
Successfully designed a functional and secure network for TechLife Company, allowing seamless
communication between internal, DMZ, and external networks.
 S E C U R I T Y A N D R E L I A B I L I T Y:
Implemented NAT and DNS for controlled access, ensuring that the web server is accessible to both
internal and external clients while safeguarding internal resources.

 S C A L A B I L I T Y A N D F L E X I B I L I T Y:
Network is scalable, with room for adding more devices or subnets without major reconfiguration,
making it adaptable to future growth.
 EFFICIENT NETWORK
M A N A G E M E N T:
The structured design, with distinct segments for internal, DMZ, and external networks, simplifies
management and troubleshooting.
THANK YOU
M D F O Z L A RA B B I

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