University Network Simulation Project
Designed and implemented a complete **University Network Simulation** using **Cisco Packet Tracer**, simulating a real-world network infrastructure for a university environment.
The project included designing and configuring multiple departments and network segments, with a focus on **network connectivity, routing, security, and efficient IP address management**.
**Key Features:**
* Designed a structured university network topology.
* Configured **VLANs** to separate departments and improve network organization.
* Applied **VLSM and subnetting** for efficient IP address allocation.
* Configured **routing** between different network segments.
* Implemented **Access Control Lists (ACLs)** to control and secure network traffic.
* Configured **NAT** for communication between internal and external networks.
* Simulated **WAN connectivity** between different locations.
* Configured and tested network services and connectivity.
* Troubleshot network configuration and connectivity issues.
* Tested the complete network to ensure reliable communication between departments.
**Tools & Technologies:**
Cisco Packet Tracer, Cisco Networking, VLAN, VLSM, Routing, ACL, NAT, WAN, Subnetting.
This project demonstrates practical experience in **network design, configuration, troubleshooting, and network security**, with an approach similar to designing a real-world university network infrastructure.