Network Design for a Dial NMS Case Study
Configuration Design Parameters
Table 7 | IP Subnetting Plan for POP #1 and POP #2 | |||
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POP #1 |
| 172.21.0.0/16 | Class B IP subnet assigned to POP #1. | |
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POP #2 |
| 172.22.0.0/16 | Class B IP subnet assigned to POP #2. | |
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NOC |
| 172.23.10.0/24 | Class C IP subnet assigned to the NOC. | |
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Access |
| 172.21.101.0/24 | Primary and secondary class C access Ethernet subnets. | |
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| 172.21.102.0/24 | All the access devices in each POP are directly connected | |
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| 172.22.101.0/24 | to these subnets. | |
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DeviceID |
| 172.21.10.0/24 | Identifies each Cisco IOS device with a unique, fixed, and | |
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| 172.22.10.0/24 | stable loopback IP address for network management | |
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| One IP address is assigned to the loopback 0 interface of |
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| each Cisco IOS device. |
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| One IP address block is used to simplify |
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| filtering at the NOC. This technique protects the NOC |
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| from devices that should not access management |
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| services, such as TACACS+, RADIUS, syslog, and |
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IP pool |
| 172.21.103.0/24 | Hosts a pool of IP addresses for the dial access clients | |
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| 172.21.104.0/22 | with modems. | |
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| 172.22.103.0/24 | This IP assignment provides 1280 IP addresses to each | |
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| 172.22.104.0/22 | POP. The access servers create the IP routes to support | |
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| the IP pools. |
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| Few IP routes are summarized to the backbone instead of |
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| advertising 1280 host routes. |
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Table 8 | SNMP Community Strings Used at THEnet | |||
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Community Strings |
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5urf5h0p |
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| SNMP get requests. | |
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5crapmeta1 |
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| changes. |
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Caution Do not use “public” or “private” strings, which are well known in the industry, are common hardware defaults, and invite attacks from
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