Cisco Packet Tracer Network Design: Man with Ospf and Eigrp for Three Companies

A highly skilled network engineer is required to design and implement a comprehensive network scenario in Cisco Packet Tracer (latest version). The project involves creating a Metropolitan Area Network (MAN) connected to three distinct company networks, ensuring robust communication, redundancy, and various services.

Metropolitan Area Network (MAN) Requirements:
- The Man must include one server and four routers configured with redundancy.
- ospf routing protocol must be utilized across the man.
- The topology must guarantee continuous communication between companies even if any single MAN router fails, via a backup link.
- The man server needs to be configured with dns, allowing access to http, smtp, pop3, and ftp services from all connected companies without direct ip address usage.
- The man's http page must display the chosen name for the metropolitan network.
- ip addressing for the man should use public ip ranges.

Company Network Requirements (for each of the three companies):
- Each company network must contain three hosts, one notebook, three servers, one switch, and three routers.
- Company routers must use EIGRP as their routing protocol.
- Each company network needs redundant connections to two different MAN routers.
- Route redistribution between eigrp and ospf protocols must be implemented.

Server Configuration per Company:
- One server for http and ftp services.
- One server for E-mail services (SMTP and POP3).
- One server for DHCP services.

General Requirements:
- Each company must have a unique name and a dedicated HTTP page identifying the company.
- PCs and notebooks within each company must be configured with realistic user accounts and functional email addresses.
- All users across different companies must be able to exchange email messages.
- ip addressing scheme must be optimized to prevent waste, using private ip ranges for companies, and public ip ranges for the man. Company sizes (30, 100, and 500 employees) must be considered for IP allocation.

Deliverables:
- A complete IP addressing table.
- A detailed Word document outlining all configurations, including services, protocols, and redundancy setup.
- A fully functional Cisco Packet Tracer project file demonstrating all services, protocols, and operational redundancy.