Network Design Overview - Valencia College, Orlando, Florida网络设计概述-瓦伦西亚学院，奥兰多，佛罗里达州.pptVIP

Valencia Community College--Network Operations Network Design Overview Valencia Community College Office of Information Technology Introduction Bruce Marshall, Network Manager Manages all Network Operations for Valencia’s 7 campuses Joel Burrow, Network Engineer Responsible for monitoring and tuning network performance Valencia’s Design Criteria Needed a high-speed data network to support emerging technologies Needed network management for pro-active troubleshooting and repair Single vendor was considered a plus Initial expense was not a major consideration—we were looking for ROI Overall Network Configuration All Cisco Equipment 6500 cores, 7200 ATM routers ATM WAN Links, Gigabit Ethernet Intercampus, and 100 MB switched to the desktop WAN Configuration Each campus (except CJI) has a Cisco 7200 router that encapsulates Ethernet in ATM cells. East and West campuses have OC-3 connections to the internal cloud (155MB). All other campuses have DS-3 connections (45MB). We use a full mesh configuration for redundancy. WAN Configuration LAN Configuration Each campus has a Cisco 6500 as its core. All buildings are connected by Gigabit Ethernet over fiber—most are home-runned to the campus core. Buildings with high port density have multiple fiber links configured as an Ether Channel. LAN Configuration Network Monitoring We use a variety of tools, each with a specific function. Most use SNMP. Overall network performance—HP OpenView and What’s Up Gold Switch level monitoring and control—Cisco’s Campus One Network Security At the Internet ingress and egress points, we have Cisco PIX 520 firewalls We use a Cisco 3030 VPN concentrator for internal network access from the internet We use several tools for intrusion detection and forensics Network Systems A network is not just switches and routers. We maintain and design other portions of the network infrastructure required for an Enterprise network. These systems include: IP structure of internal network Currently, we have a