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design 5 networks for 5 cities in different countries with typologies and subnetting All written work will be graded with the following criteria in mind: i. The extent to which the question has been correctly interpreted and answered; ii. Originality; iii. Demonstrated understanding of the main concepts of the course; iv. Awareness of the literature; v. Clarity and structure of written work and oral presentations vi. The level of communications skills demonstrated vii. This project is worth a total of 20%. Part A: Designing an Internetwork 1. Scenario You are the network administrator of a regional site that is part of a larger internetwork implemented by a multinational organization. Your company has offices in five continents. Your CIO has outlined a list of requirements for the internetwork and asked you to head the initiative. You’ve organized these requirements by site, as listed later in the procedure section. As a good administrator, you recognize the importance of proper documentation before, during, and after implementation. Therefore, your plan is to illustrate the components of the proposed internetwork, including any nonstandard cables that will be required, such as crossover cables between similar devices. 2. Procedure The following list of items for you to complete in this lab is very loosely structured. You may find that it works best for you to complete some items out of order 3. Geographical Aspects Your internetwork spans the entire globe. You have equipment in the following sites: _  New York  Los Angeles  London  Tokyo  Sydney  Cairo 4. Equipment Used You will use a variety of devices, LAN topologies, and WAN circuits. These include the following:  Hubs  Multistation access units (MAUs)  Switches  Servers  Workstations  Modems  Channel service unit/data service units (CSU/DSUs)  Routers  T1s  E1s  56Kbps digital data service (DDS)  DSL  Cable modem  Plain old telephone service (POTS) 5. Details PLEASE READ THE ATTACHED FILE CAREFULLY FOR MORE INFORMATION.