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1 The new starbucks Jill E. Farris

2 Current state of operations
We will be updating the Starbuck network due to it is out dated and not secure for today’s standards. Currently, the computers are running Windows XP which is not even being supported by Microsoft anymore. The wireless is old and needs to be up to date. The printers are local and network printing is a better option. With local printers they can break down and the users do not have any other way to print. The server is very old and not supported by Microsoft.

3 Equipment that is being used now
Linksys G Wireless network Three Microsoft XP desktops Three black and white HP usb printers One corporate server-Windows Server 2003 Server is connected to a 8 port hub Internet speed- 5 mbps down and 1.5 up using Road Runner

4 Applications that are being used
Microsoft Office Internet-Internet Explorer and Firefox Proprietary Software-ERP-- Enterprise resource planning-portal for ordering-employees, jobs, expenses, databases in Oracle. Stats Program Payroll Software VPN Adobe Reader Anti Virus Software-McAfee

5 What will be replaced and added
Upgrade to AC wireless to Router-Linksys WRT1900ACS Dual-Band Wi-Fi Router with Ultra-Fast 1.6 GHz CPU Upgrade to Windows 10. Intel processor-HP Computers and laptops which have a 1-5 year warranty. Three Corporate Desktops-HP Pavilion All-in-One - 27-n110/ Intel® Core™ i5-6400T (2.2 GHz, up to 2.8 GHz, 6 MB cache, 4 cores)/Hard drive-1 TB rpm SATA/Memory- 8 GB DDR3L (1 x 8 GB) Replace Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2016 Remove 8 port hub for Cisco port ISP-Roadrunner Business Class —15 down/2 up-$200 a month with static IP addresses. Life cycle for this equipment-5 year cycle. Cisco equipment last longer than 5 years. Replace the black and white printers with two network printers- HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M277dw/Functions- Print, copy, scan, fax Eight HP ENVY - 15t Laptop / Processor and Graphics-6th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700HQ Processor Quad-Core + Intel(R) HD Graphics 530/Hard drive- 1TB 5400 rpm Hard Drive/Memory- 8GB DDR3L - 1 DIMM for the coffee shop. Wireless with encryption. Customers will be given the key when signed into the laptops.

6 New Network at Starbucks

7 METHODS TO CONNECT TO THE CORPORATE WAN
There will be a rack mount device for the ISP to separate the demarcation. Anything connected past that is the ISP issue. Roadrunner business class ISP/15mb down and 3mb up-$200

8 IP Addresses on Network Devices

9 Pricelist of what needs to be purchased

10 BASICS OF THE CONFIGURATION ON THE WIRELESS NETWORK
The WIFI name will be CoffeeShop. On the router one SSID will be for employees will be named CoffeeShop1. The SSID for customers will be CoffeeShop2. The Wi-Fi router is going to be AC. The wireless router is connected on a separate vlan on the switch. Common issues with a wireless network: Hackers, construction, sitting near a metal cabinet.

11 INCREASING NETWORK SECURITY THREATS THAT NEED A COMPREHENSIVE SECURITY POLICY
The Cisco 24 port switch will be put in a locked cabinet or closet. The router and server will be set to All Secure The ports that are not in use will be shut down on the switch for better port security. Will make the port and mac address sticky. A number of addresses will be configured and the rest to be dynamically configured. A password must be put on the router and switch in admin mode. Viruses and phishing are a threat on any network, so virus protection is vital Ransomware, spear phishing is an that appears to be from an individual or business that you know. But it isn't. It's from the same criminal hackers who want your credit card and bank account numbers, passwords, and the financial information on your PC. Will have employees sign an end user agreement on where they go.


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