Instructions You will design a secure network

Instructions
You will design a secure network. You will do this by
drawing a logical network diagram using the tool of
your choice (it can even be hand drawn). You will
need to show 2 separate gigabit WAN interfaces for
redundancy and bandwidth aggregation purposes.
You will need to show a dual wan router/firewall (no
WiFi built in), 3 separate WAP's, 8 IP cameras
(default port 8000), 1 network video recorder
(default port 80), 10 client PC's, 10 IP phones, and 3
Windows servers (mail, NAS, web). Lookup the
default ports for each device with ports not already
specified and assume common ports. You will need
to configure the router's port forwarding. You will
also need to use port translation to allow outside
ports to be non-common non-default ports for
security reasons (ports inside the network should be
default). Design your network to be segmented with
higher value equipment protected from high-risk
equipment. Consider physical segments using
separate media versus VLAN's. While you do not
need to specify manufacturer and model for the
network devices, do specify what the logical
attributes are for speed and ports.
Optional challenge 1: use a simulator such as Cisco
Packet Tracer
(https://www.netacad.com/courses/packet-tracer) or
GNS3 (https://gns3.com/).
Optional challenge 2: design your network with IPv6
only.
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