Group Project: 30% of the total mark for the class *

Demonstrate the ability to add new elements to the system to Group Component
meet the needs of diverse communities of interest (A3, PLO4) (30%)

* Final Exam is 40% of the total mark for the class

Title: Network Administration Project

Overview: Students in groups of at most five (5) members will be required to build, document,
and demonstrate a TCP/IP network, configured with essential network services and additional
enhancements.
Criteria for assessment:
1. The network and its services work as intended
2. The report documents the system and indicates a correct understanding of how the
network components fit into the whole.

Due dates: Week 14 : Report Submission (Part B) – Documentation

Documentation should be organized as a set of steps that were followed to implement the
enhancement, with a focus on pitfalls and obstacles encountered and overcome. If you find a
resource that is useful, refer to it with some critical evaluation (how complete is it? how close
is their system to our system? what’s missing?) rather than copy/paste into your report.

A peer evaluation of group work form will be provided, for online submission. This is an
important part of the assignment and is included in the final mark. The form is submitted
individually, so it should not be included in the final report.
Instructions:

Instruction: Please perform all tasks below in group. Screenshot of your command
and output forevery task that highlighted only. Compile all screenshots in 1 MS Word
as same as Assignment

1. Use the given cover as your cover. Then, only 1 member upload the file at
moodle asassignment submission.

A. System Installation – (Install Ubuntu to the virtual box)

1. Make sure your .iso image of your Ubuntu server edition 11.10 or 12.04.4
have been downloaded or any supporting version.
2. Set your machine based on the information below
a. Operating System Type: Linux
b. Version : Ubuntu 32bit
c. System memory (RAM) – 2GB
d. Storage – 50GB

Above details were example, each group member has to specify the details as per your system
installation.
Troubleshoot any error occurs as machine to machine the errors could be different.
Please specify below details in each configuration.
• Obstacles encountered; obstacles overcome
• Any Outstanding/Unresolved Issues

B. System Configuration * Screenshot of your command and output for every task *
1. User Configuration
a. Add a user with the username “amer” and password “deco”
b. Change the password for “amer” to “mytask”

Provided herein is example you can set your own credentials

 2. File and Directory Management
a. Create a new directory and files. Refer the table below:

Directory Name Parent Directory File Data

Main home/ Info.doc “This is my project
nickname (any group file”
members TPnumber)
University home/ - -
nickname_nickname/UNIV
ER
Program home/ Location.docx Your currently print
nickname_nickname working directory (pwd
/University/PRO command)
Bukit Jalil home/ Time.docx The time zone for your
nickname_nickname server. (timezone
/ University/PRO/BUKIT command)
JALIL
Event home/ - -
nickname_nickname/
University/PRO/BUKIT
JALIL/EVENT
Big home/ Machine.txt The machine name.
nickname_nickname (hostname
/Big command)
Sub home/ Mine.txt The current username
nickname_nickname (whoami command)
/Big/Event

a. Change the full permission for ‘University’ so that the owner, group
and others canread, write and execute.
b. Change both owner and group for file „Info.doc’ to „root’
c. Copy the 'Mine.txt’ to ‘Big’ directory.

C. Network Configuration - * Screenshot of your command and output for every task *

Configure Network Settings in Ubuntu

Basic network setup requires:
• Setting/Changing an IP address
• Setting up/Changing Hostname
• Editing a hosts file

There are several ways to set an IP address in Ubuntu. You can configure the network
interface to use dynamic IP using a DHCP server, or you can manually set a static IP address.
 D. Firewall configuration - * Screenshot of your command and output for every task *

• print out a list of three chains, input, forward and output

• add the rules for allowed inbound traffic
• allow traffic to a specific port to enable SSH connections and HTTP Web
• To prevent this, save the rules to a file called rules.v4

E. Network File System (NFS) configuration - * Screenshot of your command and output
for every task *

Enable NFS support on a client system. You may make any Linux distribution as your client
however the Server should be Ubuntu.
Step 1: Make shared NFS directory
Step 2: Set directory permissions
Step 3: Set file permissions Step
Step 4: Grant NFS access
Step 5: Exporting NFS directory
Step 6: Restart NFS server0
Step 7: Grant Firewall access
Step 8: Enable Firewall
Step 9: Check Firewall status
* verify that the Firewall is configured to allow the access through the port “2049”:
Step 10: Installing NFS client on any Linux distro
Step 11: Testing NFS share create a mount point on the NFS client system
Step 12: Provide evidence of successful NFS between client and server

F. Configure a Certificate Authority (CA) on Ubuntu (NFS/email) - * Screenshot of

your command and output for every task *

Step 1 — Installing Easy-RSA

Step 2 — Preparing a Public Key Infrastructure Directory
Step 3 — Creating a Certificate Authority
Step 4 — Distributing your Certificate Authority’s Public Certificate

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Group Assignment

This section carries 30% of total in-course mark for this module as follows:

High
Task Distinction High Credit Lower Credit Pass Zero Comment
Distinction
9 to 10 7 to 8 5 to 6 3 to 4 1 to 2 0
Properly Not
document possible to
Properly Partially Missing
ed, provide No result, achieve the
documente documente significant
System explanatio insufficient result
d, d, implementati
Installation n, and evidence of claimed
implement implement on and not
attempted implementati using the
ed, and ed, and properly
extra on process/ste
explained explained documented
debugging/ ps
effort described .
9 to 10 7 to 8 5 to 6 3 to 4 1 to 2 0
Properly
Properly Not documented,
document possible to implemented,
Properly Partially Missing
ed, provide No result, achieve the and explained
System documente documente significant
Configurati
explanatio
d, d, implementati
insufficient result attempte
n, and evidence of claimed
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implementati using the d extra
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g/ effort -
average
9 to 10 7 to 8 5 to 6 3 to 4 1 to 2 0
Partially
documented,
Properly Not
implemented,
document possible to
Properly Partially Missing and
File and ed, provide No result, achieve the
documente documente significant explained.
Directory explanatio insufficient result
Manageme n, and
d, d, implementati
evidence of claimed attempte
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effort described . g/ effort -
lacking
9 to 10 7 to 8 5 to 6 3 to 4 1 to 2 0
Properly Not
document possible to
Properly Partially Missing
ed, provide No result, achieve the
Network documente documente significant
explanatio insufficient result
Configurati d, d, implementati
n, and evidence of claimed
on implement implement on and not
attempted implementati using the
ed, and ed, and properly
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explained explained documented
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9 to 10 7 to 8 5 to 6 3 to 4 1 to 2 0
Properly Not
document possible to
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Iptable documente documente significant
explanatio insufficient result
configurati d, d, implementati
n, and evidence of claimed
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 9 to 10 7 to 8 5 to 6 3 to 4 1 to 2 0
Properly Not
document possible to
Network Properly Partially Missing
ed, provide No result, achieve the
File System documente documente significant
explanatio insufficient result
(NFS) d, d, implementati
n, and evidence of claimed
configurati implement implement on and not
attempted implementati using the
on ed, and ed, and properly
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explained explained documented
debugging/ ps
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9 to 10 7 to 8 5 to 6 3 to 4 1 to 2 0
Properly Not
document possible to
Configure a Properly Partially Missing
ed, provide No result, achieve the
Certificate documente documente significant
explanatio insufficient result
Authority d, d, implementati
n, and evidence of claimed
(CA) on implement implement on and not
attempted implementati using the
Ubuntu ed, and ed, and properly
extra on process/ste
explained explained documented
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effort described .

Peer Evalution Form (20%)