Healthcare Networking HUG Project

NetSpace Skills Pursuit 2010 Phase III Network Associate

Designed for Networking Academy students who are currently enrolled in or have recently completed: CCNA Discovery: Designing and Supporting Computer Networks CCNA Exploration: LAN Switching and Wireless and/or CCNA Exploration: Accessing the WAN
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Contents
Hospital Upgrade Project (HUG) Network Associates Tasks Network Associates Responsibilities Hospital Upgrade Project (HUG) Floor plan Requirements Connection Chart

Process and Procedures

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St Agnes Children's Hospital

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Hospital Upgrade Project (HUG)

Saint Agnes Hospital was built in 1903 and has served rural and urban areas. The hospital is considered a non-profit hospital and is supported by fees and donations from many different sources. It is one of the best and most personable healthcare facilities since its inception. St. Agnes has been a children's hospital since 1965 and now specializes in life threatening diseases of children ages 1 month to16 years old. The hospital was considered for demolition during the 1990s but the supporters of the hospital did not want to see such a beautiful landmark of their community destroyed. The hospital was earthquake retrofitted in 1995 and completely restored to its 1903 appearance in 2001. During the 2001 remodel there was not enough funding to consider all the modern day advances in diagnostic equipment that would be running over the network. These collaboration advances can shorten the amount of time a child needs to be in the hospital and can keep costs down for the overall program. The facility is still using old PCs with Windows 2000 operating system. Some servers are old Novell based dedicated UNIX servers. Some of the servers have been updated to Windows Server 2000 yet some are still Windows NT 4.0.

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Hospital Upgrade Project (HUG) (continued)

There are two wings of the hospital. The West wing is dedicated to ages 6 months to 6 years. While the East wing is dedicated to ages 7-16 years. Each floor has 11 patient rooms. During the 2001 remodel, false floors were installed anticipating the need for more connectivity throughout the building. Each patient floor of the hospital contains the following:
11 Patient rooms 1 Nurses station 1 Reception area 1 Equipment storage area (PC room included) 1 Wiring closet with a server

The patient rooms after the remodel of 2001 contain the following:
4 Ethernet connections 2 Cable TV connections 1 Video camera surveillance camera Oxygen and purified water as needed for specific treatments

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Hospital Upgrade Project (HUG) (continued)

The Nurses' station is centrally located. This is very efficient and is open on all four sides. The station contains the following:
2 PCs 1 Table 4 locked cabinets

The Reception area is an open area so as to allow families to feel more at home. This area contains:
3 PCs Couches and chairs Multiple video cameras 4 Ethernet connections

The equipment storage area is a locked area with no windows and a single door. Many items that are needed for long term use are stored in this area. They could be:
4 Laptop PCs Numerous IV units and stands Portable x-ray machines Robotic doctors Equipment racks Switches Patch panels UPS Server

The Wiring closet contains all the connections for the network and video surveillance. The following items are in the closet:

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Network Associates Responsibilities

You have been given the job of upgrading all the PCs to Windows XP Professional. Be sure that they have the power to handle Windows 7 when it is adopted for use by the healthcare organization the HUG is a member. You will need to configure the server for its own DNS and as a DHCP server for your floor. You will need to troubleshoot connections to the main hospital servers and fix them as needed. You are on call if an emergency request is put in for your floors by any of the working employees. Estimate the amount of equipment to do the upgrades per floor. Understand the IP scheme and implement it at the PC and Server level.

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Network Associates Tasks

Open Packet Tracer File and do an inventory of the donated Equipment (PT file). Consider what will be needed to do the upgrades. Observe the floor plan drawings and know where all connections would be. Troubleshoot any device with no connectivity. Configure all devices for the correct networks. Make recommendations as needed for equipment upgrades. Estimate the amount of time needed to install upgrades.

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Topology

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All PC Specifications
Existing PC/Laptop Specifications
Operating systems Windows 2000, NT 4.0 Windows XP pro Processor Intel Pentium(R) Dual-Core Processor T4400 (2.2 GHz, 1MB L2 Cache, 800MHz FSB) Memory 1GB DDR2 System Memory (2 Dimm) Hard drive 30GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive Graphics card Graphics Media Accelerator 16 megs Display 15.6" diagonal High Definition HP Brightview Display (1366x768) Primary optical drive CD+/-R/RW Laptops only have Microphone Networking Wireless-G Card Laptops have primary battery 4 Cell Lithium Ion Battery

Existing Server Specifications

Processor: 1way 1.45 GHz Architecture: Power4+ 64 Bit Cache: 8 MB of L2 cache Bus Slots: 2 PCI 32 bit, 4 PCI-X 64 bit DVD: 16x IDE Standard Integrated Ethernet: 10-100 + 10-100 MBit HDisk: 73.4 GB Hotswap Video: GXT6500 Drive Bays: 4 SCSI/SCSI-2: Ultra-SCSI Memory (MB): 4096 MB (4 GB) OEM PS/2 for mouse and keyboard Keyboard and mouse US-layout Serial: 2 Operating system AIX 5.2, NT 4.0, Windows 2000 Server

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Upgrade Prices
Product Windows 7 64-bit Operating System 4GB DDR2 System Memory 320GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive Laptop Webcam 6 Cell Lithium Ion Battery 2.8 GHZ 8mb L3 cache Quad Processor Price (all prices USD) $110 $281 $136 Taxable ( 8.5%) Yes No Yes

$50 $289.95 $79.50 $3.46 $189

No Yes No No Yes

1 Gig PCI Express video card RJ-45 female mini plug

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Floor Plan HUG

Room 2 Room 4

31.6992 m

Room 6

Room 8

Room 10

18.288 m

Room 1

Room 3

Room 5

Room 7

Room 9

Room 11

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Ceiling height 4.876 m

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Cable Runs

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Connection Chart
Each room has 4 Ethernet ports. These ports connect into the wiring closet to the correct patch panel position. Each Floor has its own VLAN. The 5 VLANs are:

West Wing Floor 1 (Label as WW-Floor-1)

East Wing Floor 1 (Label as EWFloor-1)

Nursing services, Cardio, Video, Pharmacy, and Records security is handled by the individual server password policies

All cable is Cat 5e run in 90 and 180 degree runs to walls and rooms in the middle of the hallway
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IP Scheme
Wings/floor East/West Wing 1 VLAN VLAN 1 Management Subnet # 172.16.0.0 172.16.1.0 172.16.2.0 172.16.3.0 172.16.4.0 172.16.5.0 172.16.6.0 172.16.7.0 Etc Etc Etc Etc Use 5-8 IP Range/ 25 bit subnet mask 172.16.0.1-.126 172.16.1.1-.126 172.16.2.1-.126 172.16.3.1-.126 172.16.4.1-.126 172.16.5.1-.126 Etc Etc Etc Switch Port Assignment Distribution Switch Fa0/1-02

Vlan 10 WW-Floor-1

Fa0/23-0/24 Gig 0/0-0/1 Fa0/3-0/4 Fa0/5-0/6 Fa0/7-0/8

VLAN 20 WW-Floor-2 VLAN 30 WW-Floor-3 VLAN 40 WW-Floor-4 VLAN 50 WW-Floor-5 VLAN 60 EW-Floor-6 VLAN 80 EW-Floor-4 VLAN 90 EW-Floor-3 VLAN 70 EW-Floor-5

Fa0/9-0/10

Fa0/11-0/12

Fa0/13-0/14 Fa0/15-0/16 Fa0/17-0/18 Fa0/19-0/20 Fa0/21-0/22

VLAN 100 EW-Floor-2 VLAN 110 EW-Floor-1 4 hall cameras use static

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IP Scheme (Continued)
Wings/floor All floors East/West Wing Device Server floor 1 VLAN 10 Server floor 2 VLAN20 Etc Video Server VLAN 1 East/West Wing Floor Distribution Switches West Wing Floor-1 All other devices IP Number 172.16.1.9 172.16.2.9 Etc 172.16.0.100 DHCP Ports DNS/ HTTP DNS/ HTTP DNS/ HTTP Storage/HTTP VLAN 10 1 Trunk 20 1 172.16.0.3/25 IP Number Services 255.255.255.128 Subnet mask

Fa0/1-0/22

Fa0/23-0/24 Gig 0/1-0/2 Fa0/1-0/22

West Wing Floor-2

Fa0/23-0/24 Gig 0/1-0/2 Fa0/1-0/22

West Wing Floor-3

Trunk 30 1

172.16.0.4/25

Fa0/23-0/24 Gig 0/1-0/2 Etc

Etc

Trunk

172.16.0.5/25 Etc

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Passwords and Routing Protocols

All switches
Vty pursuit Line pursuit Enable cisco Secret Cisco Vty skills Line skills Enable cisco Secret Cisco

Routing Protocol
EIGRP 100

All routers

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Process and Procedures

After reading the materials, answer the first 6 questions.

Open the Level 1 Packet Tracer Activity, complete the activity and then answer questions 7-10.

Good Luck!

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