SDN-based Enterprise Network
Title: SDN-based Enterprise network (Total Marks = 30%)
Aim: To develop an OpenFlow-based SDN network for an Enterprise Environment
1. To gain a fundamental understanding of Open SDN architecture.
2. To learn how to work with SDN controllers and switches.
3. To learn how to work with OpenFlow protocol
5. Learn to translate requirements, identify best solutions and implement an SDN architecture.
Expected outcomes from this assignment:
You are expected to make two submissions as below:
2. A recorded presentation, which covers the design and developments in the assignment.
Figure 1: College logical network design.
Your report submission will be divided into two parts, as described below:
Part A: Network Topology Creation in Mininet (Marks = 10%)
Part B: Network Configuration and Application Development (Marks = 15%)
Application must fulfil below criteria:
1. Students and staff are in different VLANs:
a. External server subnet is 15.0.0.x.
3. No external connections are allowed for Student and Staff servers.
4. Students can access external server but must not have access to staff subnet.
5. Staff has access to all three servers (external server, student server, and staff server).
7. Allow HTTP, DNS, and mail traffic. All other traffic must be blocked.
8. Run Iperf test to show the connectivity and bandwidth between servers.
Report Presentation (Marks = 5%)
1) Clarity and Communications (Marks= 2%)
2) Organisation and Structure (Marks= 2%)
3) Technical Coverage (Marks= 1%)
Part A: Network Topology Creation in Mininet (Marks = 10%)
Part B: Network Configuration and Application Development (Marks = 15%)
B-1) Switching or Routing Application to provide full connectivity (Marks= 10%):
B-1-1) IP addressing (Marks= 1%)
B-1-4-2) No external connections are allowed for Student and Staff servers.
B-1-4-4) Staff has access to external server, student server, and staff server.
B-2) Applications/Port Rules (Marks= 5%)
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