We have provided a logical layout shows all logical aspects of the network. This includes logical networks, assigned IP addresses to various hosts and devices, routing tables. In logical diagrams, there is very little interest in the actual interfaces and physical cables, so these details were omitted. When a problem arises, I.E. a link is down, by simply looking at the physical layout, we are able to quickly identify where the problem is located, allowing us to quickly resolve it. Having a visual view of a logical and physical network also helps identify possible security problems. When an unwanted visitor tries to obtain access to highly sensitive information, in most cases he or she will create a map of the network to better understand where each security checkpoint firewall or similar device is installed and what access can be obtained.…show more content… Servers provide access to multiple clients, whether they’re internal to the organization or internal; therefore a network outage on a server is more serious than a network outage on any one client. The network that provides access to these machines needs to be more reliable and fault tolerant than would be the case for desktop computers. We are using two that way if one server goes down the second server will pick up and there will not be any disturbances in the network. Now that we have addressed with Visio the placement of devices lets proceed into our security policy. This success will be achieved by a blend of quality employee engagement programs, an industry-leading learning and development philosophy, and a dedication to understanding their threats and the world in which they guard by customizing a security solution that will help them achieve their goals. This will also be achieved by using state-of-the-art technology, as well as a national and local management
