Bc. n prap. Petr Gryc University of Defence Brno, Czech republic.

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Bc. n prap. Petr Gryc University of Defence Brno, Czech republic

 Motivation  Subject of my student’s project  Current state  Quick review of main applied principles  Complications and future plans

 Creation of new formation and independent units in Czech Army  Implementing VoIP in some dislocations  An Example of current real topology settings

 Border routers, as a interface between trusted and untrusted networks  Concept of DMZ, servers with internal and external access

 Working router settings containing  Packet filtering  Router and router services settings  NAT-T  QoS  List of rules and recommended settings according to nsa.gov and cisco.com  School laboratory operating

 Restriction of unneeded router services and blocking unnecessary functions  Basic static routing with „rough“ security implementation used together with exact access rules to servers for convenience of firewall settings  Secured remote access and QoS

 Cisco and Alcatel network technology, both of them with proprietary VoIP technology and end use devices  Continuous changing and development of Czech Army IS  various types and length of messages  some of them are certified as Secret

 Implementation VoIP security and interconnection to existing VoIP network through real Army servers  Compare settings with real border router of detached military unit  Applied better rules based on packet load of Czech Army IS

 Summary:  Subject of my student’s project, motivation  Current state and main principles  Future plans and complications  Contact:  Thanks for your attention