Answer the Following Address Class Questions: Review: Address Classes A, B, and C
Circle the Network ID of this address: 1.102.45.177 Circle the Host ID of this address: 196.22.177.13 Circle the Network ID of this address: 133.156.55.102 Circle the Host ID of this address: 221.252.77.10 Circle the Network ID of this address: 123.12.45.77 Circle the Host ID of this address: 126.252.77.103 Circle the Network ID of this address: 13.1.255.102 Circle the Host ID of this address: 171.242.177.109 Circle the Network ID of this address: 193.156.155.192 Circle the Host ID of this address: 21.52.177.188 Circle the Network ID of this address: 77.77.45.77 Circle the Host ID of this address: 191.252.77.13 Circle the Network ID of this address: 191.15.155.2 Circle the Host ID of this address: 221.252.117.254 Circle the Network ID of this address: 203.10.233.1 Circle the Host ID of this address: 191.2.227.19 Circle the Network ID of this address: 23.156.1.92 Circle the Host ID of this address: 121.2.199.88 Circle the Network ID of this address: 202.27.189.177 Circle the Host ID of this address: 177.222.177.28 Circle the Network ID of this address: 198.215.67.233 Circle the Host ID of this address: 128.252.17.24
What’s Wrong With These Addresses: (When used to address hosts on a network – not all are invalid.)
Recommended Process Identify Address Class of Address Review of Addressing Rules: Valid Binary Converted Decimal Numbers Class A, B and C Address Ranges Complete Network ID or Host ID cannot be all 0’s or 1’s (in binary).
245.12.33.102 _________________
12.0.0.255 ____________________
123.123.123.123 _______________
127.0.0.1 _____________________
199.23.107.255 ________________
127.23.109.122 ________________
199.23.107.0 __________________
0.23.12.122 ___________________
156.266.12.103 ________________
192.12.255.102 ________________
99.0.0.12 _____________________
191.105.0.0 ___________________
153.0.0.0 _____________________
203.123.45.255 ________________
153.0.0.255 ___________________
204.0.23.198 __________________
191.23.255.255 ________________
224.56.204.112 ________________
33.255.255.0 __________________
223.255.255.254 _______________
12.0.0.0 ______________________
126.0.0.1 _____________________
12.255.255.255 ________________
177.45.123.255 ________________
Subnetting/Addressing There will be three scenarios in this project. You will be subnetting an IP network address. You will then apply addressing information to the diagrams accompanying the subnetting problem. Each diagram will have different devices in them. You will apply addresses to the devices that need them. You will also identify Broadcast domains and Collision domains. We will begin with a Class A address and then you will have 2 Class B addresses. The next Project will have students using VLSM/CIDR.
Scenario 1 Scenario 1 Number of Physical Subnets:
10
Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical Subnets Network Address:
750,000 12.0.0.0
Default Subnet Mask Proposed Custom Subnet Mask Number of Subnets Supported: Maximum Number of Host ID per Subnet: Subnet IDs:
1 2 3
1st IP address
Last Last IP address
Broadcast
1
1
2
2
3
3
Last
Last
1. In this problem identify the first 3 subnets and the last subnet that can be used. 2. In this problem identify the first 3 ranges and the last range that can be used.
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S
Hu
S
1. Assign address to any devices that require them on this network in the diagram above. 2. Identify the collisions domains. Circle any and all in the diagram above. 3. Identify the Broadcast Domains, Use a dashed circle in the above diagram to show the broadcast domain. 4. If frame is sent from S1 to S2 which computers/devices will see the frame on this network? ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________
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Scenario 2 Scenario 2 Number of Physical Subnets: Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical Subnets Network Address:
50 600 134.119.0.0
Default Subnet Mask Proposed Custom Subnet Mask Number of Subnets Supported: Maximum Number of Host ID per Subnet:
Proposed Custom Subnet Mask
Subnet IDs:
1 2 3 Last
1st IP address
1
Broadcast 1
2
2
3
3
Last
Last
Last IP address
1. In this problem identify the first 3 subnets and the last subnet that can be used. 2. In this problem identify the first 3 ranges and the last range that can be used.
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Switc S
1. Assign address to any devices that require them on this network in the diagram above. 2. Identify the collisions domains. Circle all the collision domains in the diagram above.
3. Identify the Broadcast Domains, use a dashed line to identify the broadcast domains in the picture above. 4. If frame is sent from S1 to S2 which computers/devices will see the frame on this network? ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________
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Scenario 3 Scenario 4 Number of Physical Subnets Maximum Number of Hosts/Physical Subnets Network Address:
4 1,500,000 120.0.0.0
Default Subnet Mask Proposed Custom Subnet Mask: Number of Subnets Supported Maximum Number of Host ID per Subnet: Subnet IDs:
1 2 3
st
1 IP address
4 1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
1. In this problem identify the first 4 subnets and the last subnet that can be used. 2. In this problem identify the first 4 ranges and the last range that can be used.
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Router
S 1
Switch
S 2
Switch
1. Assign address to any devices that require them on this network in the diagram above. 2. Circle all the collision domains in the diagram above. 3. Use a dash line circle to identify the broadcast domains in the above diagram.
4. If frame is sent from S1 to S2 which computers/devices will see the frame in the network pictured above? ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________
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Scenario 4
10
In the diagram above. 1. Identify and Label all the networks. a. How many networks are there in the diagram _____________ b. How many WANs __________________ c. How many LAN’s __________________ 2. Number your networks starting with 1. a. Number the LAN networks first going from left to right on the diagram. b. Number the WAN networks starting with the next number after identifying all the LANs. Start at the top left of the diagram and work across. Then go down a layer and label from left to right again. Finally label the 3rd layer of WAN connections going from left to right in the diagram. 3. Identify and Label all default gateways in the diagram above with the letter G. 4. Identify and label all the serial ports for each WAN network in the diagram above with S0 on one end of the point to point connection and S1 on the other end of the point to point connection. 177.77.0.0 2. Default Subnet Mask
_________________________
3. Custom Subnet Mask would be _______________________ 4. Network IDs would be 1.
14.Network 14 _________________________ 15.Network 15 _________________________ 16. Network 16 _________________________ 17.Network 17 _________________________ 18.Network 18 _________________________ 19.Network 19 _________________________ 5. What is the range of addresses for each subnet? 1. Network 1 ____________________________________________________________ 2.
7. What would the default gateway address be for each host computer using the first address from the LAN subnets? 1. Network 1 _________________________ 2. Network 2 _________________________ 3. Network 3 _________________________ 4. Network 4 _________________________ 5. Network 5 _________________________ 6. Network 6 _________________________ 7. Network 7 _________________________ 8. Network 8 _________________________ 9. Network 9 _________________________ 10.Network 10 _________________________ 11.Network 11 _________________________ 12.Network 12 _________________________ 13.Network 13 _________________________ 14.Network 14 _________________________ 15.Network 15 _________________________ 16.Network 16 _________________________ 17.Network 17 _________________________ 18.Network 18 _________________________ 19.Network 19 _________________________
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8. Identify and address the WAN ports for each WAN subnet. 1. WAN 1 S0_________________________________ S1_________________________________ 2. WAN 2 S0_________________________________ S1_________________________________ 3. WAN 3 S0__________________________________ S1__________________________________ 4. WAN 4 S0____________________________________ S1____________________________________ 5. WAN 5 S0___________________________________ S1___________________________________ 6. WAN 6 S0_______________________________________ S1_______________________________________ 7. WAN 7 S0_________________________________ S1_________________________________ 8. WAN 8 S0_________________________________ S1_________________________________ 9. WAN 9 S0__________________________________ S1__________________________________ 10.WAN 10 S0____________________________________ S1____________________________________ 11.WAN 11 S0_________________________________ S1_________________________________
In the diagram above. 5. Identify and Label all the networks. a. How many networks are there in the diagram _____________ b. How many WANs __________________ c. How many LAN’s __________________ 6. Number your networks starting with 1. a. Number the LAN networks first going from left to right on the diagram. b. Number the WAN networks starting with the next number after identifying all the LANs. Start at the top left of the diagram and work across. Then go down a layer and label from left to right again. Finally label the 3rd layer of WAN connections going from left to right in the diagram. 7. Identify and Label all default gateways in the diagram above with the letter G. 8. Identify and label all the serial ports for each WAN network in the diagram above with S0 on one end of the point to point connection and S1 on the other end of the point to point connection. 177.77.0.0 9. Default Subnet Mask
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