University Network Design Using Cisco Technologies
University Network Design Using Cisco Technologies
Design
This presentation details a project to design a secure and scalable
network for Universities using Cisco technologies. The design
includes core switches, routers, VLANs, and firewalls, ensuring
structured and efficient communication across the campus.
Introduction
Secure and Cisco packet
Scalable Networks tracer
This project focuses on
Universities require high-
designing a robust
speed, secure, and
network using Cisco
scalable networks to
packet tracer for efficient
support academic
communication.
activities.
VLAN Segmentation
High-Speed Internet
Stable Operations
A stable network ensures seamless academic and
administrative operations across the university.
Objectives
Primary Objective Secondary Objectives
Design a fast, scalable, and secure network for • VLAN-based traffic separation.
University. • Dynamic routing for optimal performance.
• Security measures against network threats.
• Stable and secure Wi-Fi setup campus-wide.
Scope and Limitations
Network Design
1 Network design and simulation using Packet Tracer.
Configuration
2 Router, switch, and firewall configuration.
Implementation
3 VLAN and security implementation.
Limitations include no real hardware installation, no direct ISP connection, and no AI-based network monitoring.
System Architecture
Distribution Layer
VLAN and routing management for
efficient traffic flow.
Core Layer
High-speed backbone with
redundancy for reliability.
Access Layer
End-user connectivity and security
enforcement.
Tools and Techniques
Packet Tracer
1 Network simulation tool for design and testing.
Cisco Devices
2 Routers and Switches for network configuration.
VLANs
3 Segmentation for enhanced network security.
Expected Outcomes
90% 50%
Improved Speed Organized Traffic
Increase in network speed and reliability. Efficient traffic management using VLANs.
Secure Scalable
Secure Access Future Growth
Secure access to academic resources for all users. Scalable design to accommodate future expansion.