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• Requirement 1—All users in the csmtech.local forest should be authenticated to all resources in the csmasia. local forest.
• Requirement 2—Selected users in the csmasia.local domains should be authenticated to selected resources in the csmtech.local forest.
• Requirement 3—No users in the csmchina.local domain tree should be authenticated to the csmtech.local forest.
• Requirement 4—Users in the bj.csmchina.local domain access resources in the phx.usa.csmtech.local domain frequently. Latency should be kept to a minimum.
• Requirement 5—Users in the phx.usa.csmtech.local domain access resources in the gb.uk.csmtech.local domain frequently. Latency should be kept to a minimum.
• Requirement 6—Users in the Linux network need to access resources in the csmasia.local forest frequently.

Given the preceding requirements, write a report describing how to configure trust relationships and listing configuration options, such as one way or two way, transitivity, authentication, and so forth.

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For the requirements we need to use TCP, MPLS, and BGP.

Requirement 1: routers must communicate via Internet protocol where the csmasia.local router must have csmtech.local access to the network connection. In this way the boundary gate line is used.

Requirement 2: Here the csmtech.local router must log in to the selected csmasia networks. BGP used.

Requirement 3: Here csmchina.com cannot communicate because it has no way to the forest csmtech.local. BGP used.

Requirement 4: Here both can communicate because they are in the same network. Using the MPLS protocol we can reduce delays.

Requirement 5: Same as requirement 4, both can communicate because they are in the same network. Using the MPLS protocol we can reduce delays

Requirement 6: The router in csmasia.local must log in to the Linux server login rules. And MPLS needs to be used for minimal delays