(3) WAN Logical Topology, including IP Addressing Scheme




Logical WAN Topology:

Note: all these images are derived from a master flash file - click "See it all working together" on the menu frame

Shows the functionality of the WAN.

 

Shows how WAN services have been assigned:

  • WAN-to-site = PPP (plus a dial up ISDN line for emergency access)
  • WAN core-toWAN core = PPP
  • WAN-to-Internet connections = Frame Relay
  • Community school-to-Shaw Buttes = dial up ISDN

 

Shows how subnets are assinged in the WAN.

 


 

List of Interconnections:

  • 33 x T1 connections between each school & WAN core
  • 33 x emergency dial-up ISDN lines (via phone lines) from each school to the nearest regional Hub
  • 1 x permanant dial-up ISDN connection via phone lines from the community school to Shaw Butte

  • 12 x T1 connections between the 3 regional Hubs of the WAN core
    • another 12 x T1 redundant links have been proposed.

  • several short lengths of gigabit ethernet (CAT 5) to connect the DataCenter router to the Firewall router, and all of the servers (E-mail, DNS, DHCP & web server) on the public network to the Firewall router.

  • {note: this list of media does not include the media necessary for Shaw Butte school - just the media necessary to form the WAN core and public network}

 

Complete List of IP Address Allocation (Subnet Assignment):

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WAN CORE

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District Office to Service Center
10.42.1.0 to 10.42.4.0
10.42.5.0 to 10.42.8.0 (spare)

Service Center to Shaw Butte
10.42.9.0 to 10.42.12.0
10.42.13.0 to 10.42.16.0 (spare)

Shaw Butte to District Office
10.42.17.0 to 10.42.20.0
10.42.21.0 to 10.42.24.0 (spare)


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District Office

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Internet
165.73.129.204

public backbone
10.42.25.0 (web server, email, DNS)

admin
10.42.26.0 (75 admin plus web server, email and DNS)


District Office to Schools T1 lines (1) and school subnets (4)

  • Desert View (also called Desert Slope)
    • WAN into school - 10.42.30.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.31.0 to 10.42.34.0
  • Sunnyslope
    • WAN into school - 10.42.35.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.36.0 to 10.42.39.0
  • Mountain View
    • WAN into school - 10.42.40.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.41.0 to 10.42.44.0
  • Road Runner
    • WAN into school - 10.42.45.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.46.0 to 10.42.44.0
  • Washington
    • WAN into school - 10.42.50.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.51.0 to 10.42.54.0
  • Lake View
    • AN into school - 10.42.55.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.56.0 to 10.42.54.0
  • John Jacobs
    • WAN into school - 10.42.60.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.61.0 to 10.42.64.0
  • Iron Wood
    • WAN into school - 10.42.65.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.66.0 to 10.42.64.0
  • Desert Foothills
    • WAN into school - 10.42.70.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.71.0 to 10.42.74.0
  • Chaparral
    • WAN into school - 10.42.75.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.76.0 to 10.42.74.0
  • Cholla
    • WAN into school - 10.42.80.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.81.0 to 10.42.84.0


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Service Center

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Admin
10.42.100.0 (75 admin plus web server, email and DNS)

Service Center to Schools T1 lines (1) and school subnets (4)

  • Acacia         (*our school*)
    • WAN into school - 10.42.110.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.111.0 to 10.42.114.0
  • Sunset
    • WAN into school - 10.42.105.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.106.0 to 10.42.109.0
  • Mountain Sky
    • WAN into school - 10.42.115.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.116.0 to 10.42.119.0
  • Tumbleweed
    • WAN into school - 10.42.120.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.121.0 to 10.42.124.0
  • Sweetwater
    • WAN into school - 10.42.125.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.126.0 to 10.42.129.0
  • Sunburst
    • WAN into school - 10.42.130.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.131.0 to 10.42.134.0
  • Sahuaro
    • WAN into school - 10.42.135.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.136.0 to 10.42.139.0
  • Blue Sky
    • WAN into school - 10.42.140.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.141.0 to 10.42.144.0
  • Moon Mountain
    • WAN into school - 10.42.145.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.146.0 to 10.42.149.0
  • Lookout Mountain
    • WAN into school - 10.42.150.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.151.0 to 10.42.154.0
  • Abraham Lincoln
    • WAN into school - 10.42.155.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.156.0 to 10.42.159.0

 


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Shaw Butte

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shaw Butte school router (between wan core router and internal school subnets)
10.42.175.0
school subnets
10.42.176.0 to 10.42.179.0


Shaw Butte to Schools T1 lines (1) and school subnets (4)
  • Richard E. Miller
    • WAN into school - 10.42.180.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.181.0 to 10.42.184.0
  • Royal Palm
    • WAN into school - 10.42.185.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.186.0 to 10.42.189.0
  • Alta Vista
    • WAN into school - 10.42.190.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.191.0 to 10.42.194.0
  • Cactus Wren
    • WAN into school - 10.42.195.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.196.0 to 10.42.199.0
  • Manzanita
    • WAN into school - 10.42.200.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.201.0 to 10.42.204.0
  • Maryland
    • WAN into school - 10.42.205.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.206.0 to 10.42.209.0
  • Ocotillo
    • WAN into school - 10.42.210.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.211.0 to 10.42.214.0
  • Orangewood
    • WAN into school - 10.42.215.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.216.0 to 10.42.219.0
  • Palo Verde
    • WAN into school - 10.42.220.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.221.0 to 10.42.224.0
  • Arroyo
    • WAN into school - 10.42.225.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.226.0 to 10.42.229.0
  • * Community School
    • ISDN into school - 10.42.230.0
    • school subnets - 10.42.231.0 to 10.42.234.0

 


Traffic Model

Shows how our WAN fits into the two-layer hierarchial model & gives insight into how traffic flow will work.

 


ConfigMaker:

An attempt was made to implement the WAN setup above in ConfigMaker, but due to ConfigMaker's limitations (expecially regarding lack of router models) the result was futile and not worth including.