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Enterprise network architecture

Corporate Multi-Zone Network

A four-zone enterprise network lab built around dual-hub DMVPN, segmentation, redundancy, and shared services.

I built this project to work through how headquarters, a DMZ, operations, finance, and marketing could stay separated while still using shared management and security services.

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Corporate Multi-Zone Network network topology diagram
TopologyCorporate Multi-Zone Network

What I used

Tools and technologies

Cisco ASADMVPNIPsecOSPFHSRPVLANZBFNAT

What it covers

The main parts of the project

  • Dual-hub encrypted connectivity across four enterprise zones
  • Gateway and switching redundancy through HSRP
  • Central services, DMZ, management, and security boundaries
  • Operational services for NTP, SYSLOG, DNS, DHCP, and identity

Design notes

Why I made these choices.

Segmentation

Departments, services, management, and public-facing systems remain separated by explicit network boundaries.

Resilience

Dual hubs and redundant gateways keep the architecture useful beyond a single-path lab.

Operational visibility

Central NTP and SYSLOG provide a consistent foundation for troubleshooting and auditing.

Source & documentation

Read the code and project notes on GitHub.

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