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    Network Diagram For A Small Organisation With 50 Users, 2 Servers, 4 Departments 3 Printers Using STAR Topology

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    The network diagram uses a star topology to connect 50 users across 4 departments, 2 servers, and 3 printers. The router sits at the center connecting to a firewall, antivirus, switch, and remote users. The domain controller also acts as a file and DHCP server, assigning IP addresses to users and static addresses to servers. The IT department can remotely login to troubleshoot issues before a service level agreement. Access is restricted based on department and user profiles.

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    Network Diagram For A Small Organisation With 50 Users, 2 Servers, 4 Departments 3 Printers Using STAR Topology

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    The network diagram uses a star topology to connect 50 users across 4 departments, 2 servers, and 3 printers. The router sits at the center connecting to a firewall, antivirus, switch, and remote users. The domain controller also acts as a file and DHCP server, assigning IP addresses to users and static addresses to servers. The IT department can remotely login to troubleshoot issues before a service level agreement. Access is restricted based on department and user profiles.

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    The network diagram uses a star topology to connect 50 users across 4 departments, 2 servers, and 3 printers. The router sits at the center connecting to a firewall, antivirus, switch, and remote users. The domain controller also acts as a file and DHCP server, assigning IP addresses to users and static addresses to servers. The IT department can remotely login to troubleshoot issues before a service level agreement. Access is restricted based on department and user profiles.

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    Network Diagram For A Small Organisation With 50 Users, 2 Servers, 4 Departments 3 Printers Using STAR Topology

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    The network diagram uses a star topology to connect 50 users across 4 departments, 2 servers, and 3 printers. The router sits at the center connecting to a firewall, antivirus, switch, and remote users. The domain controller also acts as a file and DHCP server, assigning IP addresses to users and static addresses to servers. The IT department can remotely login to troubleshoot issues before a service level agreement. Access is restricted based on department and user profiles.

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    Network Diagram for a small organisation with 50 users, 2 servers, 4

    departments 3 Printers using STAR Topology

    Router

    Switch Firewall
    Antivirus

    Remote
    users

    DC File Server DHCP Server

    Admi Switch IT
    n

    Acct
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    Sale
    s
    Group Policy

    • All depats have their own login into the system.The Accounts and
    Admin dept share the same printer

    • All Printers have a built in ethernet interface and supports


    SMTP,TCP/IP, AppleTalk and are LAN printers

    • Remote users have their own user name & password and have to
    pass authentication to gain entry onto the system

    • The DC acts as a Fileserver and DHCP server and provides IP


    address for 50 users and 2 static IP addresses for 2 servers

    • Automated Troubleshooting system in place which allows depts to


    log their problems. If the solution for the problem cannot be found
    through the FAQ’s in the org’ Intranet it gets referred to 2nd line
    support.

    • The IT dept can remotely login to any dept to solve the problem that
    gets logged before a Service Level Agreement (SLA) is enforced. If
    they have to login to any other dept’ for any other reason prior
    permission has to obtained from the relevant dept heads

    • If any user has failed authentication he has to call the IT department


    to reset their passwords before gaing access onto the system. Any
    employee who has left the organisation, their logins get
    automatically restricted by the IT department & have to call them
    before gaining access. However, remote login users have a
    dedicated number which they call to get any of their problems
    resolved.

    • Anybody who come in to service the machines or to check if the systems


    are working properly have a separate login and network id and cannot
    gain access onto the companies network

    • Softwares installed on all the systems are the same. Restrictive


    access apply to the access to the software applications depending
    on the profile of the user who is logging on to the system. Eg:
    Payroll applications cannot be accessed by a person in the admin
    dept & IT dept remote login access to resolve problems on
    workstations cannot be done by people in other dept’s

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