During the summer of 2015, I accepted an internship at a local school district in Elkhart, Kansas. The school district has three different school buildings, a separate building for administration, and a gymnasium. Each building has a separate closet with its own network enclosed and each are equipped with Cisco 2960 switches. The high school is the main building where the Internet supplies to all the other buildings, and each building is connected with gigabyte. During my time at the school district, I learned anything from how to fix different problems on computers to what it takes to run a constant network.