ASSOSA UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF COMPUTING
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
SUMMER INTERNSHIP REPORT
ON
NETOWORK INSTALLATION AND
CONFIGURATION
AT
HOST COMPANY:ICT CENTER Of Guduru
DISTRICT COMERCIAL BANK OF ETHIOPIA
BY
NAME ID
1.Dula Kasa ………………….ru/1027/14
REPORT ON PRACTICAL ATTACHMENT
ORGANIZATIONAL PROFILE

NAME: COMMERCIAL BANK OF ETHIOPIA

REGION: OROMIA
ZONE: Horro Guduru
DISTRICT: Guduru
TOWN: Kombolcha

ADVISOR
NAME :Ms Bethlehem
ABSTRACTION

This Internship report was dedicated all my friends being with me and helping me
in each and every difficulty I faced in this Internship report completion and to ICT
manager and all those who taught me, trained me and polished my abilities at
Commercial Bank of Ethiopia on Guduru District.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

I want to acknowledge and most grateful to almighty God, the most merciful blessing we with
tenacity of mind to complete the Internship report. Then, I specially want to acknowledge
MrHacaiu Deresa; ICT Manager Director office for their tremendous support, guidance and
training us during internship. I am also thankful to them for providing we all the relevant and
available information to have a clear concept on the subject. My heart full thank to ICT Support
team. They provide we the guidance and counseling during my entire internship program. Their
continuous and well-thought feedback enabled us to make this report a comprehensive one. I
would like also a grateful thanks to Guduru District manager for this training to develop our
experience.

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LIST OF ACRONOMY

CBE--------Commercial Bank of Ethiopia

ICT-------Information Communication Technology

CAT-6-----Category 6

UTP------Unshielded Twisted Pair

STP-------Shielded Twisted Pair

RJ-45-----Register Jack 45

PC--------- Personal Computer

LAN--------Local Area Network

CD----------Compact Disk

RODC------Read Only Domain Controller

GPO------Group Policy

HDD---------Hard Disk Driver

Contents
ABSTRACTION............................................................................................................................................................................... I
ACKNOWLEDGMENT........................................................................................................................................................... II

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LIST OF ACRONOMY........................................................................................................................................................... III
List of figure................................................................................................................................................................................... V
CHAPTER 1................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................................................... 1
CHAPTER 2.................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
2.1 BACK GROUND OF ORGANIZATION...................................................................................................................... 2
2.2 VISION OF AN ORGANIZATION................................................................................................................................2
2.3 MISSION OF AN ORGANIZATION...........................................................................................................................2
2.4 CORE VALUES OF AN ORGANIZATION.................................................................................................................3
2.5. ACTIVITIES OF THE ORGANIZATION...................................................................................................................3
2.5.1 GENERAL ACTIVITIES OF AN ORGANIZATION........................................................................................3
2.5.2 SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES OF AN ORGANIZATION.........................................................................................4
CHAPTER 3.................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
3.1 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM..............................................................................................................................5
3.2. ACTIVITIES DURING INTERSHIPS.........................................................................................................................5
3.2.1. PRACTICAL ACTIVITIES.................................................................................................................................... 5
3.2.2. THEORETICAL ACTIVITIES INVOLVED...................................................................................................10
CHAPTER 4................................................................................................................................................................................ 17
4.1.CHALLENGES DURING INTERNSHIP..................................................................................................................17
CHAPTER 5................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
5.1.KNOWLEDGE ACQUIRED DURING INTERNSHIP..........................................................................................18
Chapter 6..................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
6.1. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION.........................................................................................................19
6.1.1. CONCLUSION........................................................................................................................................................19
6.1.2. RECOMMENDATION ABOUT ORGANIZATION.....................................................................................19
6.1.3. RECOMMENDATIONS ABOUT PRACTICAL ATTACHMENT............................................................19
References................................................................................................................................................................................... 20

List of Figure

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Figure 1 Driller machine..............................................................................................................................................5
Figure 2 Tester................................................................................................................................................................. 6
Figure 3 RJ -45.................................................................................................................................................................. 6
Figure 4 Crimping tools...............................................................................................................................................7
Figure 5 Trunk.................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Figure 6 Cat=6 cable...................................................................................................................................................... 8
Figure 7 Twisted pair.................................................................................................................................................... 9
Figure 8 Puncher............................................................................................................................................................. 9
Figure 9 Fisher................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Figure 10 Console.........................................................................................................................................................12
Figure 11 punching......................................................................................................................................................13

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CHAPTER 1
1.1 INTRODUCTION
I have performed my summer field practice at CBE of Guduru District ICT center staff from
August 16_july 15,2023 G.C Academic year. During this training, I have learned and practiced
numerous knowledge and skills about wired network configuration and installation in CBE of
Guduru District.

Internship is a program that allows students to get practical knowledge from the working
environment as well as to experience the ability to work with people. It enables us to put into the
skill, technique, and knowledge that are important for success in our future work. As the main
purpose of this internship is, to create a linkage between the theory and practical issue I have
gained different practical knowledge in networking. Thus, this document contains all the basic
information about my work experience, basic information about the organization I stayed, how I
get oriented on my work, my duties and responsibilities, recommendation for the internship and
other topics.

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CHAPTER 2
2.1 BACK GROUND OF ORGANIZATION
The history of Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE) dates back to the establishment of the
State Bank of Ethiopia in 1942. CBE was legally established as a share company in 1963.
Since then, it has been playing signficant roles in the development of the country.
Commercial bank of Ethiopia was legally re-established in 1963. It is the leading bank in
Ethiopia to introduce modern banking system. Commercial bank of Ethiopia is 100%
government owned. CBE is total asset value has now reached 1.23 trillion, maintaining its position
as the richest entity in Ethiopia.
The bank places a catalytic role in economic progress in development of the country.
Currently CBE has more than 37.9 million account holders in its more than 1900 branches. In
currently work is other 20 money transfer agent like money gram, Atlantic international, x-
press money and so, on. It has nearly1900 branches and the number of mobile and internet
banking users also reached more than 6.6 million, the active ATM card holders reached more
than 8.3 million and 17 million CBE brr users stretched across the country as July of 30,
2016.
Guduru branch one of the new branches of commercial bank of Ethiopia. It located western
Ethiopia and it 378km to Addis Ababa It has been established in 2012. It was located
Kombolcha town and central of the town. Commercial bank of Ethiopia Guduru branch

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 started working within few employees but, currently there are 40 employees and 55600
customers as July of 2016.
Overall, a modern technical commercial bank takes over various activities in Ethiopia at
Guduru branch in an effort to bring the vision, mission and desire for economic development
to the country.
how different factors affect the adoption of E-banking system and in which way the
technological innovations can benefit the banking industries to provide service to customers.

2.2 VISION OF AN ORGANIZATION

To become a world-class commercial bank by the year 2026.

2.3 MISSION OF AN ORGANIZATION

We are committed to best realize stakeholders' needs through enhanced financial intermediation
globally and supporting national development priorities, by deploying highly motivated, skilled
and disciplined employees as well as state-of-the-art technology. We strongly believe that
winning the public confidence is the basis of our success.

2.4 CORE VALUES OF AN ORGANIZATION

Corporate Citizenship

We value the importance of our role in national development endeavor and step-up for
commitment.

We abide by the law of Ethiopia and other countries in which we do business.

We care about society's welfare and the environment.

2. Customer Satisfaction
We strive to excel in our business and satisfy our customers.

3. Quality Service
We are committed to offer quality service to our customers' and aspire to be branded with quality
in the minds of our customers and the general public.

4. Innovation
We encourage new ideas that can improve customers' experience and the Bank's performance.

5. Teamwork

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We recognize the importance of teamwork for our success.

we respect diversity of viewpoints.

6. Integrity
We are committed to the highest ideal of honour and integrity.

7. Employees
We recognize our employees as valuable organizational resources.

8. Public Confidence
We understand that the sustainability of our business depends on our ability to maintain and
build up the public's confidence.

2.5. ACTIVITIES OF THE ORGANIZATION

2.5.1 GENERAL ACTIVITIES OF AN ORGANIZATION
CBE of Guduru District is one of the District that have its own ICT center Organization .the
Organization have it own responsibilities and Activities. The Organization design and
implementing the strategies for the branch by providing the necessary infrastructure,
maintenance and network services.

2.5.2 SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES OF AN ORGANIZATION

The unit carries out the following duties;

Managing the branch account as well as provide support for the network users.

Helping with the online security of the bank network.

Providing technical support to system users by helping with trainings and giving advices on
best practices for the usage of personal computers.

These duties are achieved majorly due to the co-operation of diverse professionals. The unit is
made up of; software engineers, network administrators, system administrators. The ICT center
in CBE of limmu suntu District provides online support to computer users and also provide
maintenance if network device damaged.. This can include installing new software, repairing
hardware problems, installing new hardware, troubleshooting problems and training employees
specially for related field students. Besides, the ICT Organization maintains the bank website .

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CHAPTER 3
3.1 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
As we know, customer number is increase from day to day. Due to this, there are many problems
in this district. This are:-

There is also lack of computer skilled man In the organization

There is lack of installation of network in all staff

Lack of network expansion

3.2. ACTIVITIES DURING INTERSHIPS

During Internships I have perform several Activities. Those activities managed through both
Practical activities and Theoretical activities.

3.2.1. PRACTICAL ACTIVITIES

Practical Activities the most activities that we done during stay in the Internships. This activities
more essentially one to develop our experience from theoretical knowledge that we had learned
from 1st year to 3rd year. On those activities we are supported by different material from network
design to crimp the cable to Patch Panel.
Those materials are described below with their functions:

Driller Machine : We used this device for drill the wall in order to connect the trunk.

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Fig 1:driller machine
Tester: is an electronic material that checks cable arrangement.

We used this networking tool for:

To test whether a given Ethernet cable is working or not and

To test whether a given Ethernet node is working or not.

To identify the arrangement of the network media.

Fig 2:tester

RJ-45: A registered jack (RJ) is a standardized network interface used for network cabling,
wiring and jack construction. The primary function of registered jacks is to connect different data
equipment and telecommunication devices with services normally provided by telephone
exchanges or long-distance carriers We used commonly as a connector.

All RJ-45 connector has eight pins, which means an RJ-45 cable contains eight separate wires I
n RJ-45 it is a standardized networking interface“45" is refers to the number of the interface

standard.

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 Fig 3:RJ-45
There are two types RJ. Those are:

RJ-45:used for Ethernet connections.

RJ-11: Used in telephone interface that uses a cable of twisted wire pairs and a modular jack
with two, four or six contacts.
a

Crimping Tools: We used this device for crimping an Ethernet cable after we finish possible
order of the colour for straight through and crossover using RJ-45.

The major function for which it is designed is to crimp or connect a connector to the end of a
network cable.

Cutter near the handles that can be used to cut CAT6 cable.

CAT-6

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fig 4:crimping tools

Trucking: Is an enclosure usually with a rectangular cross section, and with one
removable or hinged side, that is used to protect cables from damage and dust and water ingress.

We used this device in data communications transmission systems to provide many users with
access to a network by sharing multiple lines or frequencies and also

As the name implies, the system is like a tree with one trunk and many branches. A trunk is used
for a safety of Ethernet cable in some offices and node to the wall.

Fig 5:trunk

Cat-6 cable: We used this cable for data translation between devices. The three most common
types of communication cables are twisted pair, coaxial, fiber optic. Understanding the
differences between the three will shed light on how data travels through each cable, which

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ultimately affects your connection and things like speed, latency, security, cost, etc.. and also the
differences between UTP and STP is UTP is used to reduce crosstalk or noise while STP is
shielded twisted to reduce electromagnetic interference. to here is a general breakdown of the
three different types of cable systems and what they are capable of:

Twisted pair cables

Fig 6:cat=6 cable

Twisted pair cables are quite literally a pair of insulated wires that are twisted together to help reduce
noise from outside sources. While this does help some, these cables are still very susceptible to outside
noise. Twisted pair cables are the most cost-effective option of the three but that also brings about lower
bandwidth and high attenuation. There are two types of twisted pair cables:

Fig 7:twisted pair cable

Puncher: We used this tool to punch the UTP cable wires down into the blades built into the jack of the
node. Cat-6 cable: We use cat_6 cable for data translation between devices.

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 Fig 8:puncher

Fisher (expenditure pipe): We used this device to hold screws of different size.

Fig 9:fisher

Cutter: We used to cut different materials of networking such as: cables, trunk and wires.

Network node: in a communications network, a network node is a connection point that can receive,
create, store or send data along distributed network routes. Each network node whether it's an endpoint
for data transmissions or a redistribution point.

Patch panel: A patch panel in a local area network (LAN) is a mounted hardware assembly that contains
ports used to connect and manage incoming and outgoing LAN cables. A patch panel uses patch cords, a
sort of jumper cable, to create each interconnection. Patch panels are usually attached to network racks,
either above or below network switches. Patch panels can be based on the number of ports they contain,
with 48-port, 24-port and 12-port panels among the most common. Patch panels are also designed for
specific cable specifications like cat 5e, cat 6, cat 6a and cat 7 cables.

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 3.2.2. THEORETICAL ACTIVITIES INVOLVED

Theoretical activities is prerequisite activities that is performed highlight for the purpose of
remember or as a hint what we done for practical one. Those are:

Cable Arrangement, punching ,Crimping ,how to install different software

application and sharing printer and image from PC or from HDD to PC.

there are two types cable arrangement .those are straight through cable arrangement and cross
over cable arrangement.

Straight through Cable

We used this cable to connect different type of network devices where the pins order on one end
follows the 568A pinning order and the other end of the cable follows the same 568A pinning
order. this type cable arrangement used to connect different type of electronic devices such as:

. Computers with switch

. Routers with switch

. Switch with hub

Side B Side B
White orange White orange

Orange Orange

White green White green

Blue Blue

White Blue White blue

Green Green

White Brown White brown

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Brown Brown

Cross over cable : We use this cable to connect the same type of network devices where the pins
order on one end follows the 568A pinning order and the other end of the cable follows the 568B
pinning order.

That means connecting two pieces of equipment that have the same pin edge on both ports such
as connecting.

.Two computers

.Two routers

.Two switch

.Two PC’s
SIDE A SIDE B

WHITE GREEN WHITE ORANGE

GREEN ORANGE

WHITE ORANGE WHITE GREEN

BLUE BLUE

WHITE BLUE WHITE BLUE

ORANGE GREEN

WHITE BROWN WHITE BROWN

BROWN BROWN

EXAMPLE: Console cable: Rollover cable (also known as Cisco console

cable) is a type of cable that is most commonly used to connect a computer terminal to a switch’s
console port. The main purpose of console cable is to reset and configure the switch by
connecting pc with switch.

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Fig 10:Console cable

Steps to punch UTP cable

Make sure the stripper is adjusted properly on a scrap piece of cable.

The Stripper should be adjusted to only cut the jacket to make removing it easier and not nick the twisted
pairs.

Straighten the pairs out completely and lay them over the top of the jack with the order of the color
pattern for wiring.

Keeping the pairs as twisted as possible press the wire into the correct groove with your thumbs.

If you completely straighten the wires to run them through the jack you will risk cross talk between the
pairs.

Using a punch down tool, punch the wires down into the blades built into the jack.

The blades in the jack are designed to work with solid cable, and may not work with stranded cable.

Make sure the blade is facing the outside of the jack .

Fig 11 :punching

Step to crimp UTP cable

By making cat6 Ethernet cable, the advantage of this Ethernet cable is to transfer the data easily.
To make the cat6 Ethernet cable the following steps are performed:-

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Step 1: Strip the cable jacket about 1.5 inch down from the end.

Step 2: Spread the four pairs of twisted wire apart

Step 3: Untwist the wire pairs and neatly.

Step 4: Cut the wires as straight as possible.

Step 5: Carefully insert the wires all the way into the modular connector, making sure that each
wire passes through the appropriate guides inside the connector.

Step 6: Push the connector inside the crimping tool and squeeze the crimper all the way down.

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 ClonZilla
Take an Image
To take an image of a pc with installed necessary software, do the following steps

Insert Clonzilla CD and plug your EHDD - > Press enter when the clonzilla screen is displayed

Choose English -> Enter ->

Choose the first screen resolution (the default one) if not selected -> Enter

Choose Don’t Touch keymap -> Enter

Choose Start_Clonzilla_Start Clonzilla -> Enter

Choose Device_image work with disks partitions using

Choose Local_device use Local device (example--------) -> Enter

Choose your HDD’s name -> Top directory ->Enter

Choose Biginner ->Enter

Choose Save_disk Save_Local_Disk as_an_Image -> Enter

Type the name of the image (e.g. HP5800 14-04-2014) -> Ok

Enter -> Enter –> Enter ->Enter -> Yes

Install from image found on the External HDD

Insert clonzilla CD-> Press Enter

Press Enter -> Press Enter 7 times accepting the default installation

Choose your Hard disk’s name usually found at the end -> Enter

Press Enter -> Press Enter 3 times accepting the default

Choose Restore_disk_............... -> Enter

Choose the PC model -> Enter 3times

Type Yes -> Enter -> Yes -> Enter -> Reboot

After it completes installation it removes the CD and when the PC begins to restart, unplug the HDD

Install Server 2008 (RODC Server)

Choose MS Server 2008 Enterprise (Full installation)

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Choose Advanced option

Create 2 partitions of C=350GB and D=150GB on this server

Set password as P@ssw0rd

Install driver

Install updater (windows loader)

Set time zone -> Choose Nairobi

Change computer name as Guduru-RODC

Close -> restart

Disable IPV6

Set IP address= 10.144.xx.100, preferred DNS =10.1.11.13 and Alternate IP = 10.1.11.16

Install Active Directory Domain Services

Click Add role -> Next

Check Active Directory Domain Services -> Next ->Next -> Install -> close

Install DHCP
Click Add role-> check DHCP -> Next -> Next

In the Parent Domain box type cbe.com.et

In the preferred DNS type 10.1.11.13

In the Alternate DNS type 10.1.11.16

Next -> Next

Click Add

In scope type: Guduru scope

In start IP type: 10.144.xx.11

Ending IP: 10.144.xx.126

Subnet mask: 255.255.255.128

Default gate way: 10.144.xx.1

Subnet type wired (lease donation will be 6 day)

Ok -> Next

Disable DHCPV2 -> Next Install -> Close

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Start -> Administrative Tools -> is DHCP running? If not, authorize it

In run type dcpromo -> Ok -> choose use advanced mode -> Next -> Next

Choose Existing forest and add a domain controller to an …… Next

In the type the name of any domain box, type cbe.com.et -> Click Set button

Enter user name and password -> Ok -> Next -> Yes -> Ok -> Next

Choose DC01.cbe.com.et -> Next -> Next -> enter password (as P@ssw0rd) -> Ok -> Next -> Finish ->
Restart now.

Switch user -> choose other -> enter your user name and password

Click start Administrative tools -> Active Directory Users and Computers -> enter password

Under local disk D Create a folder called Config file -> under Config file create Start menu

Copy shortcut of applications that should appear in the start menu of all client pcs in the start menu folder

Put all PCs under domain before attaching policy

CHAPTER 4
4.1.CHALLENGES DURING INTERNSHIP
There are many challenges occur during Internship .the challenge interrupt during practices
those challenges are Financial problem. Shortage of staffs to guide us. , Shortage of time to cover
all things. The most mandatory challenges that is occurred during internships is lack of time to
show all activities because of they became busy. Generally, I have good feeling about internship
because the unity among the ICT manager and ICT support team to support and show any
activity is un express able.

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CHAPTER 5
5.1.KNOWLEDGE ACQUIRED DURING INTERNSHIP
Internships is practical activities that develop our knowledge and experiences through practices
work .this the best way acquired knowledge than theoretical part.

Those knowledge we acquired are:

How a cable are putted inside trucker to connected a node

How we design logical implementation of network infrastructure

How a cable are punched on node for connection

How cable are punched on patch panel

How we arranged straight through cable and cross-over cable

How we identify which node doesn’t done properly using tester

How we crimp a cable to RJ-45 using Crimper

How to configure LAN

How to maintain different hardware tools.

How to install software application

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How to support using E-mail

Chapter 6
6.1. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
6.1.1. CONCLUSION
ICT center of CBE of limmu suntu District organization established for the purpose of security
guide, installation and after installation they give support if problem happen.

Network installation one of the best , fast way of communications in any organization
throughout the world .so during stay in internships we have observed so many professional
activities and learn as well. This internship was very fruitful to us because we had to knew what
we apply during installation. We also learn new concepts and new ways of working. During this
internship period we acquired practical experience to complement the theoretical content of our
study in the class, Network cable installation, network cable punching and installation using
network materials. To conclude, we think that this internship was very beneficial to us as we
learnt a lot, and it made our discover work's in a real world.

6.1.2. RECOMMENDATION ABOUT ORGANIZATION

Practicing at CBE of limmu suntu District of ICT center was a great experience for us. I had
learnt many things throughout internship period. From my little knowledge what I have some
recommendations as follows:

CBE of ICT center have a very few employee in network installation whereas the work pressure
is high. So the department could increase their workforce and share the work together. Secondly,
to increase the rate of work efficiency they need faster communication using internet computer

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with user. The ICT center should update or add more network features and appoint a professional
operator so that it might save time, money, labor and execute an impact for the long run.

6.1.3. RECOMMENDATIONS ABOUT PRACTICAL ATTACHMENT

I would like to Recommend practical attachment is good way basic acquired knowledge,
however duration's of the practical one very short in the internships. Because some course
require practices that I had learnt from 1st to 3rd year to cover the theory one into practical. Such
as application, maintenance, operating system. So the department increases duration of internship
period to cover all things, and also assign advisor for the student for motivations.

References
Different CBE manual

Internet

www.cbe.com

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