Viborg municipality (kommune)

Viborg kommune

Exercise

The new town hall in Viborg are 20.000m² and have approx. 800 employers.

The council wants a new network and would like a written report covering their new network considering redundancy, security and estimated network speeds.

Facts: Viborg municipality

94.333 residents (2013)
Area 1.422 km² - 3,3% of Denmark
Budget more than 4,0 mia. kr.
Viborg kommune employers approx. 7.100
Approx. 52.000 workplaces
74 Kinder gardens
26 public elementary school, 9 private elementary schools and 7 continuation schools
21 College schools
16 care centers

Exercise details

NOTE: Some of the information about Viborg municipality are fabricated, and don't reflect the councils actual network.Henrik Thomsen

Phase 1

Closed network to Kommunedata (Estimated 50 Mbps. Uses MPLS) (Kommunedata is a common data center for all danish municipalityes)
All employees has access to mail using Outlook or using WEB-mail
Want's to use IP telephony
WLAN coverage in all buildings
100 directly connected users from home working places. (incl. IP-telefoni) (Closed network)
1100 users with home working places used sometimes. (Cheap solution)
7000 users should have external access to mail and Intranet.
Approx. 100.000 citizens should have access to the councils WEB-server(s).
Citizen center Viborg: 50 employees (Also VoIP)
Citizen Bjeringbro: 10 employees (Also VoIP)
Citizen Ørum: 5 employees (Also VoIP)
Citizen Møldrup: employees (Also VoIP)
Citizen Stoholm: 10 employees (Also VoIP)
Citizen Karup: 10 employees (Also VoIP)

Phase 2

Connection of schools and all other institutions.

Supplementary information

To solve the exercise you need to make a needs analysis of Viborg municipality needs and demands. Ask your teacher.

Information about Service providers
- TDC: TDC homepage - Ask your teacher.

Network products
- Cisco Ciscos hjemmeside *Cisco product catalog - Ask your teacher.

Sektioner i et Design dokument

Sektioner i et design dokument - hvad skal med
Sektion	Description
Introduction	describes the project’s purpose and the reasons for the network design.
Design Requirements	lists the organization’s requirements, constraints, and goals.
Existing Network Infrastructure	includes logical (Layer 3) topology diagrams; physical topology diagrams; audit results; routing protocols; a summary of applications; a list of network routers, switches, and other devices; configurations; and a description of issues.
Design	contains the specific design information, such as logical and physical topology, IP addressing, routing protocols, and security configurations.
Proof of Concept	results from live pilot or prototype testing.
Implementations plan	includes the detailed steps for the network staff to implement the new installation and changes.
Appendixes	contains additional information and configurations.