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Network Troubleshooting

Project One CYB 310: NETWORK DEFENSE JUNE 12TH, 2022 | SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERISTY We all depend on technology to complete everyday tasks. Network issues can cause an organization lost productivity and money. As a Cybersecurity analyst, it is necessary to understand how to resolve network issues. For this evaluation, I will provide a report that will explain how to troubleshoot issues with a specific network. Below I will detail the steps I would take and the network components I would troubleshoot to overcome any challenges. The workstations on Network 2 cannot access The Internet. After analyzing the diagram, there several issues that we can resolve on the network. None of the workstations are connecting to the network switch. Two workstations have broken connections, and the other has an issue at its port. The connection at the switch is fine. However, there is an issue with the router connecting to the main switch. The main switch does not have any connection issues. The main router that connects the network to the internet is not working. which is causing an issue with the entire network First, we can fix the issue with the workstation with broken connections by switching out the current ethernet cables for new ones. Since all three hosts are using the same hardware, there is no issue with it, so we will have to check the configurations on the third workstation. The host- based firewall appears to be preventing data from traveling to the switch. The Network 2 router appears to be configured with the wrong ports. To resolve this, we can unplug the router connections and connect them to the correct ports. Now the data can flow until it hits the main router connected to the internet. The physical connections on the router are fine, and compatibility is not the problem. The issue that is stopping traffic is the configuration of the network-based firewall. The firewall has been incorrectly configured and stops all traffic to and from the internet. Reconfiguring the firewall settings to allow traffic from the internet to the router and the router to the internet will solve this issue. If these steps are completed in this manner, we should be able to resolve the network issues Network_1 segment needs to have all access to the Network_3 segment After analyzing the diagram, several issues need to be resolved so the Network 1 segment can have all access to the Network 3 segment. The connections at each host's port in Network 1 are not functioning correctly. The connections from the hosts to the Network 1 switch are working correctly, so the cabling is fine. The connections between the Network 1 switch and the main switch are working correctly. There is an issue between the main switch and the Network 3 router. The connection between the router and switch is broken, which is stopping the flow of data. The Network 3 hosts also have the same issue as the Network 2 hosts. After checking the issues from