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    This document provides instructions for configuring a network diagram using VLSM and Packet Tracer. It includes details on subnetting the 172.31.0.0/16 network into multiple LANs and assigning IP addresses. It also lists configuration tasks for routers, switches, servers and PCs including setting hostnames, passwords, interfaces, routing and activating services.

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    WWW.CCNA-4.BLOGSPOT.COM WWW.CCNA4U.

    TK

    Network Diagram, major IP address = 172.31.0.0/16

    Given the network as in the diagram above, you are to perform the tasks:

    Section 1: Using VLSM to create the IP planning


    1. LAN1: 20 host addresses 5. LAN5: 100 host addresses
    2. LAN2: 200 host addresses 6. LAN6: 10 host addresses
    3. LAN3: 200 host addresses 7. WAN link: 2 host addresses
    4. LAN4: 100 host addresses

    1.1: IP subnetting table


    Name-required Subnet address Address range Broadcast Network/
    addresses address Prefix
    LAN1 255.255.255.224 172.31.3.1 – 172.31.3.30 172.31.3.31 172.31.3.0/27
    LAN2 255.255.255.0 172.31.0.1 – 172.31.0.254 172.31.0.255 172.31.0.0/24
    LAN3 255.255.255.0 172.31.1.1 – 172.31.1.254 172.31.1.255 172.31.1.0/24
    LAN4 255.255.255.128 172.31.2.1 – 172.31.2.126 172.31.2.127 172.31.2.0/25
    LAN5 255.255.255.128 172.31.2.129 – 172.31.2.254 172.31.2.255 172.31.2.128/25
    LAN6 255.255.255.240 172.31.3.33 – 172.31.3.46 172.31.3.47 172.31.3.32/28
    WAN link 255.255.255.252 172.31.3.49 – 172.31.3.50 172.31.3.51 172.31.3.48/30

    1.2: IP Address assignments


    IP address Default gateway Network number
    Router1, S0/1 172.31.3.49 Unwanted 172.31.3.48/30
    Router1, F0/0 172.31.3.1 Unwanted 172.31.3.0/27
    Router1, Loopback2 172.31.0.1 Unwanted 172.31.0.0/24
    Router1, Loopback3 172.31.1.1 Unwanted 172.31.1.0/24
    Router2, S0/0 172.31.3.50 Unwanted 172.31.3.48/30

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    WWW.CCNA-4.BLOGSPOT.COM WWW.CCNA4U.TK
    Router2, F0/0 172.31.3.33 Unwanted 172.31.3.32/28
    Router2, Loopback4 172.31.2.1 Unwanted 172.31.2.0/25
    Router2, Loopback5 172.31.2.129 Unwanted 172.31.2.128/25
    DNS Server1 172.31.3.2 172.31.3.1 172.31.3.0/27
    DHCP Server2 172.31.3.2 172.31.3.1 172.31.3.0/27
    PC1 Dynamic Dynamic 172.31.3.0/27
    HTTP Server3 172.31.3.34 172.31.3.33 172.31.3.32/28

    Section 2: Using Packet Tracer to perform the tasks


    1. Creating a physical network. ( Router: 2621XM; Switch: 2950-24 )
    2. Basic router/switch configurations:
    a. Hostnames: Assign the Routers/Switches/Severs/PC names as in the diagram
    (e.g. ‘router1’, ‘router2’, ..., ‘switch1’, ‘switch2’ ,..., “DNS Server1”,…, “PC client” ).
    b. Passwords & Banner Message: ( Routers only )
    i. Console and VTY lines are password protected, password=’class’.
    ii. Set the privileged mode password (enable secret password) to ‘cisco’.
    iii. Banner contains the name of the student who configures the device.
    Banner (motd) example: Hello, this is router 1, configured by Nguyen Van
    A.
    c. Routers interfaces:
    i. Assign IP addresses and subnet masks.
    ii. Use the clock rate 64000 for DCE port.
    iii. Create descriptions. Interface description example: Connect to Router2.
    d. Static default route:
    i. Router1: (config)# ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 s0/1
    ii. Router2: (config)# ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 s0/0
    3. Backup Configuration: Backup Router1/Router2 configuration on TFTP Server4
    4. Configuring the Servers:
    i. Assign an IP address and Subnet mask, Default gateway.
    ii. Active suitable services.
    5. Configuring the PC client: Obtain an IP address and DNS server address
    automatically.

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