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Page 1: April 11, 20051 Implementation of Virtual LANs for Virus Containment Aaron Soto April 11, 2005 In partnership with: New Mexico Tech Information Services

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Implementation of Virtual LANs for Virus Containment

Aaron SotoApril 11, 2005

In partnership with:New Mexico Tech

Information Services Department

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Outline

• Problem Statement– What is a VLAN?– How can it help?

• Proposed Solution– Layout– Implications– Details

• Future Expansion

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Problem Statement

• Universities are prone to viruses

• PCs are frequently not running AV software

• Staff constantly monitors network traffic

– Ports disabled if viruses are detected

• Students unable to clean / patch PC

– Without Internet, more effort is necessary

– Students frequently frustrated

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Background: VLANs

SWITCH

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Background: VLANs

SWITCH

SWITCH

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Proposed Solution

• Implement two VLANs:

– Default: Quarantined, DHCP

– Secure: Safe, Virus-free, Static IP

• Automated tools can switch VLANs

• Traffic can be redirected/forwarded

– Allow sites like Windows Update, SARC, etc.

– Redirect other traffic to quarantined server

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Current Layout

SWITCH 2

SWITCH 1

SWITCH 0

FIREWALL

IN-BUILDING

INTERNET

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Proposed Layout: Overview

SWITCH 2

SWITCH 1

SWITCH 0

IN-BUILDING

INTERNET

QUARANTINESERVER

SECURE

DEFAULT

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Proposed Layout: In-Building

IN-BUILDING 1 2 3 4 5 6 13 14 15 16 17 18

7 8 9 10 11 12 19 20 21 22 23 24

DEFAULT PACKET

SECURE PACKET

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Proposed Layout: Backbone

INTERNET

QUARANTINESERVER

DEFAULT

SECURE

FIREWALL

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Proposed Layout: Server

QUARANTINESERVER

DEFAULT

FIREWALL

• DHCP Server

• Apache Web Server

• IP Masquerading (ipChains)

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Possible Implications

• Firewall– Forward traffic depending on VLAN tag

• Quarantine Server– Must be frequently re-evaluated to…

Be kept secure from viruses/worms Select valid traffic to forward

– Is not designed to take full load

• Switches– Must have VLAN support

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Future Expansion

• Automated Port Activation Requests– Allow students to register with ISD online

Integration with Banner?

• Automated Virus Detection and Quarantine– Detect virus activity and switch VLANs

In progress

• More detailed communications– Specific information / instructions– Would require multiple VLANs

For a later stage

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Implementation of Virtual LANs for Virus Containment

Questions?

Aaron Soto

[email protected]

(505) 835-5945