Design and implementation of secured multicast service in campus network

M Kamal, Khairunnajwa (2021) Design and implementation of secured multicast service in campus network. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Network security is an important component of a campus network design. The Campus network addresses network infrastructure security challenges. The protected network protects the key information and data of the industry against network safety threats. A network of institutions offers a wide variety of applications, including teaching, learning, research, management, e-library and publication of results. The network of universities must be constructed to safeguard against various threats and attacks. The Hierarchical Network Model was used to bring together the numerous services that make up the network system as a whole in this article. The physical and logical network topology for the Faculty of Engineering infrastructures was designed, and the simulation results revealed that any user who attempted to connect to the network and initiated http traffic was redirected to the authentication server for credential verification before being allowed on the network. The Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance, Core Router, Distribution Switches, and Integrated Service Routers were also appropriately configured, according to the results. This architecture also improved communication, with the addition of new devices having no impact on packet transit. Finally, the specifications and commands utilised in this research are a model that might be updated and used by other Faculties or Universities.

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