Description: Create a network diagram by using an online diagramming tool called Gliffy. Go to

www$.$gliffy.com and create a

free account, which allows you to save five diagrams. Gliffy has templates for network diagrams, so you can choose from

several icons representing network devices. You're creating a diagram for a network that has a main office and a branch office,

both connected to the Internet. Only the main office requires a detailed diagram. Figure $9-18$ shows a sample drawing with the

Gliffy tool. Keep in mind that it's only an example; your drawing will be more detailed. It should meet the following

requirements:

Figure $9-18$ A sample drawing with the Gliffy tool

Source: Gliffy, Inc.,

www$.$gliffy.com

Note: You can use other drawing tools, such as Microsoft Visio, if you like.

You don't want the expense of a dedicated WAN connection between offices, but you want the connection to be secure$.$

The company is concerned about attacks from the Internet and wants to monitor incoming traffic. Alerts should be

generated when suspicious traffic is detected.

To determine the methods used to perpetrate attacks, you should include a device that's easily accessible to potential

attackers and can be monitored.

The company has a Web presence and runs a Windows Server $2016$ domain. It has four departments: Management,

Engineering, Accounting, and Operations. Each department has its own server, and it should be possible to limit access

from one department to another.

The internal network has four enterprise servers: a database server, file server, mail server, and internal Web server.

These servers should be placed so that access to them can be controlled.

As you create your drawing, add suitable labels, and include as much detail as possible. Think of other elements you should

include that aren't specified in this project's requirements. Print or publish your drawing $($with the Publish option in Gliffy$)$

and give your instructor the printout or the URL to the published drawing.