MR. Z’S FOOTBALL PALACENETWORK DESIGN

Presented By:

IT Network Solutions

Matt Goetz

Pete Gooch

Sarah Schaefer

Doug Bordeaux

Russell Clarke

Mission

From an engineering and design standpoint IT Network Solutions propose:

Network Design/Plan/Type/Topology

Network Implementation Methods

Network Architecture and Structure

Cabling Structure and Backbone

Equipment/Hardware

Program and Software Schemes

Installation Scope of Work

Network Topology

Basement/Server-Room

Corporate Security, Training, Warehouse, and server-room reside here.

The type of network that has been chosen for this application is a Hybrid Network, Mesh Network as a core.

Topology Cont’d

1st Floor

Sales Offices and Retail Floor Sales

More Topology

2nd Floor

•Management•Admin. Staff•Human Resources•Marketing•Telemarketing•Accounting

Network Architecture•Client Server Network•Network Topology: Hybrid Network with Mesh Network as a core•LAN (Local Area Network)

•IEEE 802.3 Standard•WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network)

•IEEE 802.11g Standard•Network Protocols:

•TCIP/IP•IPv4

•Internal Static IP Addressing (i.e.. servers, printers, switches, etc.)•Ethernet

•Gigabit Ethernet 1000BaseT capability •Cabling:

Multi Mode Fiber Optic BackboneCat 6 (Unshielded Twisted Pair)

•Phone systems: •VoIP•Cat 6 Cabling for VoIP•SIP (Session Initiation Protocol)•Asterisk PBX (Trixbox)

•Multiple User Domains•DHCP for Workstations•VPN (Virtual Private Network)

Cabling Structure/Backbone

•Each floor is 86’ ft long, 34’ ft wide with floor-to ceiling height of 10’ft.

•Floor specific telecommunication closets.

•Backbone cable is Multimode duplex- fiber optic cable with SC terminated end, (300ft) running to each Telecommunication closet.

•LAN cable type is Cat 6 Ethernet UTP 1000Base-T. (1000ft)

•Cat 6 Ethernet UTP. from the Telecomm. closet hitting all switches.

•Termination points at the end of each floor.

•LAN straight-through cable of Cat 6 Ethernet UTP horizontally to each Department, telecomm. closet and to all hardware.

•RJ45 connection points on all Cat 6 Ethernet.

2nd floor has a WAP (Wireless Access Point) for Management Laptops.

Cabling SchematicBasement & Server-Room

Cabling Schematic 1st Floor

Cabling Schematic

2nd Floor

Main Server Equipment

HP ProLiant Server

Cisco 2901 Router

Cisco SFE2000P 24-Port Switch

Belkin 48-Port Patch Panel

trixbox Pro PBX (VoIP Server)

Minuteman Rack Mount UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply)

Workstation Hardware

Dell Optiplex 780 Desktops

Mac pro Quad-Core I-7 Marketing Desktops

HP LaserJet Printers

•P4515n

•CP 4525dn

•P2055d

Software

Network Software Device $ ea Web Link

Windows 7 Professional Workstations $299.99 http://www.frys.com/search?search

Windows Server 2008 Domain Controllers $899.99 http://www.frys.com/product/6201220

Windows Exchange 2010Email/Exchange Server $699.00

http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/2010/en/us/pricing.aspx

Microsoft Office 2007 Workstations $739.00 Includes open license for up to 250 computers

OSX (Snow Loeopard) Macs Mac Workstations $153.49

http://www.amazon.com/Snow-Leopard-Family-Pack-5-Us

Microsoft Office 2008 MAC version Mac Workstations $550.00 Includes open license for up to 250 computers

Adobe Photoshop CS5 Mac Workstations $699.00 *price subject to change after determining licensing costs

Ekiga VoIP Software Phonesopen

source http://ekiga.org/

Scope of Work

IT Network Solutions

Scope of Work

Customer Responsibilities

Design and implementation of Network Scheme.

Installation of equipment and hardware.

Installation of cabling medium.

Installation of device software and customer programs.

Training on use of network to the new customer.

T1 connectivity at install site before installation.

Live service drop from local utilities for power-up.

In writing submittals of changes/change orders.

Purchasing management laptops for onsite configuration.

Adequate cooling for server-room and telecom. closets.

Project Duration

Client name Mr. Z’s Football Palace

Client’s administrat

or

Mr. Robert Z

Project name

Retail Center Network Install

Engagement duration

12 Weeks

Begin date 5/31/2010

End date 8/20/2010

Phase Completion date Payments

Phase 1: Pre-Installation payment. (Covers all costs of installation materials less equipment)

Due 5/10/2010: 3 weeks prior to job begin date on 5/31/2010.

N/A for this project

Phase 2: All main networking equipment costs plus 1/3 labor amount due. 1st quarter of installation contract.

Due 6/28/2008: 1st

quarter.N/A for this project.

Phase 3: Printer and workstation costs plus 1/3 labor amount due. 2nd quarter of installation contract.

Due 7/26/2010: 2nd quarter.

N/A for this project.

Phase 4: Final labor costs due plus any change orders. (See change order for details)

Due 8/20/2010. 3rd

trimester after completion at end of 12th week.

N/A for this project.

Project Phases