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06 Lab Exercise 01

Lab Exercise for ITC

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Michael Vernice B Nieva BSIT A109 ITC 12/03/23

Plan for Avoiding Consequences of Internet and Network Failures for Lucas's BPO Company:

1. Redundant Hardware and Power Sources:

Install redundant hardware configurations for crucial components, such as servers and switches, to
handle equipment problems and power outages. Moreover, spend money on uninterruptible power
supply (UPS) systems to guarantee power continuity even during blackouts, reducing the possibility of
power-related network disruptions.

2. Clustering for Device and Application Redundancy:

Make use of clustering technology to give devices and applications redundancy. In order to ensure that
devices and servers can function as a single system in the event of a failure, they are grouped together.
By taking this strategy, the impact of probable server or application failures is reduced and the network
infrastructure's resilience is increased.

3. Network Security Measures Against DDOS Attacks:

To prevent the network from malicious assaults, implement strong network security measures, such as
Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection. This entails keeping an eye on anomalous traffic patterns
and filtering them to keep the network from becoming overloaded with bandwidth demands.
Maintaining a safe network environment and responding to changing threats requires regular updates
and tweaks to security policies.

4. Comprehensive Contingency Plan:

Create a contingency plan that addresses the three main questions—what might go wrong, what
should be done if it does, and what can be done to stop it before it happens—in plain, understandable
language. A variety of situations, including as hardware malfunctions, power outages, and potential
cyberthreats, should be covered by this strategy. To guarantee the effectiveness of the contingency plan,
evaluate and update it on a regular basis.

5. NIC Teaming and Port Channeling:

Use technologies like port channeling and NIC teaming to avoid network congestion. In order to
distribute network traffic and guarantee improved performance, several network interfaces are
combined to function as a single logical interface. By taking a proactive stance, the possibility of network
congestion is reduced, which reduces the likelihood of server and application failures.
6. Multiple Internet Gateways for Load Balancing:

Use several internet gateways to spread internet traffic and improve network availability. Load
balancing, which divides incoming network traffic among several pathways, can be used to accomplish
this. The business can continue to run smoothly even in the event that one internet gateway has
problems because it has redundant internet connections.

7. Professional Network Design and Implementation:

Hire experts with the necessary skills to handle the network architecture's design, implementation, and
upkeep. Make sure network administrators are knowledgeable about the particular specifications
needed for a BPO setup. Consistent training and updates for the IT personnel will enhance the network
infrastructure's overall dependability and durability.

8. Regular Review and Feedback Mechanism:

Provide a methodical procedure for routinely assessing the security measures, backup plans, and
network configuration. To find possible flaws and take proactive measures to fix them, solicit user and IT
professional input. In order to ensure long-term resilience, this continuous improvement process will
assist in adapting the network to shifting requirements and technologies.