As a final point, the capstone will treat the airport Information Technology department and Director of IT as the contract client for the project.
The airport’s initial network topology was complex, consisting of two physically separated networks: one was a standard local area network (LAN) and the other was an air-gap LAN for credit card processing networks. To clarify, an air-gap network isolates payment card systems from less secure networks. Subsequently, AAE decided to integrate the networks to simplify the network topology because complicated network designs often leave gaps in security. Incidentally, the simpler network also improves network efficiency...and simplicity the network topology. Thus, I use the Cisco Enterprise Campus Model because it is simple, modular, scalable, and flexible. As previously mentioned, all the network information in any diagrams or tables were created for the project. The diagrams consist of the new core switch, the new network firewall, and the PCI VLANs. All technical diagrams and detailed data will be included in the appendix section of the paper. Thus, the project will include sanitized network diagrams