You are a server engineer for a new startup called the ACE company. You are given a project to install a production file server and email server that will be used by 10 client workstations at Ace’s main location in Boston. All of these hosts will use a Windows operating system. There will also be 8 mobile devices that will upload expense data to an application server running expense reporting application software.

In addition to the Boston office, ACE has a small office in New York City that requires a mail server for 6 executives with laptops. The New York City office is connected to the Boston office.

The IP network/subnet along with its network mask for the two sites is listed below:

Boston – 192.168.2.0/24 used for servers; 192.168.10.0/24 for clients

New York City – 192.168.200.0/26 for servers; 192.168.210.0/24 for clients

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Create and a diagram that documents all of the items described for the ACE company project with the following attributes:

Develop a naming convention for all server and client workstation/laptop devices
Provide a key in your diagram that explains any naming conventions and the meaning of the different icons used in your diagram
Label all important components

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Answer(10) hours;

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