Assessment 2 IPv4 Addressing CSE2NFX Network Engineering Fundamental 2 © Didasko 2020. All rights reserved. Before you begin Objectives ▪ To understand IP addressing schemes and subnet addressing....

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Assessment 2 IPv4 Addressing CSE2NFX Network Engineering Fundamental 2 © Didasko 2020. All rights reserved. Before you begin Objectives ▪ To understand IP addressing schemes and subnet addressing. This is an individual assignment. Students are not permitted to work in a group when writing this assignment. Copying and Plagiarism This is an individual assignment. Students are not permitted to work in a group when writing this assignment. Plagiarism is the submission of another person’s work in a manner that gives the impression that the work is their own. La Trobe University treats plagiarism seriously. When detected, penalties are strictly imposed. Further information can be found on http://www.latrobe.edu.au/students/academic- integrity/explanation/plagiarism Submission Guidelines Your assignment submission should be typed, not written/drawn by hand. Submit the electronic copy of your assignment through the subject LMS. Submission after the deadline will incur a penalty of 5% of the available assignment mark per day capped at 5 days. No assignment will be accepted after 5 days. If you have encountered difficulties that lead to late submission or no submission, you should apply for special consideration. © Didasko 2020. All rights reserved. 3 Background A multinational company called “Andrew & sons” has 4 branch offices around the world. Each of the branch offices has hundreds of hosts. This assessment has two parts, Part A and Part B. You must complete both parts. Part A: Design an IP Addressing scheme for a given scenario. The company would like to restructure their existing network into a new IP addressing scheme to deploy on their various branches. This task has been assigned to you by your supervisor. Host requirement for each branch is listed below. • Branch 1 should accommodate 60 hosts. • Branch 2 should accommodate 55 hosts. • Branch 3 should accommodate 40 hosts. • Branch 4 should accommodate 31 hosts. You are given 200.168.100.0/24 as the base network address to design the IP subnetting scheme for the company. Note • Part A of the assessment should be designed based on the given class C network address, 200.168.100.0/24. • You will not be using VLSM (Variable Length Subnet Mask) in your subnetting scheme; assessment should be completed with traditional or simple subnetting. • All calculations should be included as part of each answer. 4 © Didasko 2020. All rights reserved. Tasks Design the IP subnetting scheme as per the above-listed requirements. Task 1: Calculate the subnetting information. Calculate the followings and complete Table 1. • Number of subnet bits (borrowed bits) required to accommodate the addressing requirements • Total number of subnet • The new subnet mask of the IP subnetting scheme • Number of remaining host bits • Number of hosts per subnet • Useable number of hosts per subnet Number of subnet bits (borrowed bits) Total number of subnets New subnet mask (in dotted decimal notation) Number of remaining host bits Number of hosts/subnet. Useable number of hosts/subnet Table 1 Task 2: Derive subnetwork address Derive the subnetwork addresses as per the given answers in Task 1 and based on the following conditions. All calculations/methods that you have used to derive the answers should be included as part of your answer. Complete Table 2 with your answers. • Use 0th subnet for Branch 1 Network. • Use 1st subnet for Branch 2 Network. • Use 2nd subnet for Branch 3 Network. • Use 3rd subnet for Branch 4 Network. Network names Subnet numbers Subnet Address in dotted-decimal notation New Subnet Mask in dotted-decimal notation Branch 1 Network 0th Subnet Branch 2 Network 1st Subnet Branch 3 Network 2nd Subnet © Didasko 2020. All rights reserved. 5 Branch 4 Network 3rd subnet Table 2 Task 3: Calculating the host address ranges This task is a continuation of Task 2. Calculate the host address range and useable host address range of subnetworks derived in Task 2. All calculations/methods that you have used to derive the answers should be included as part of your answer. Complete Table 3 with your answers. • 0th subnet – host address range, useable host address range (In dotted decimal notation) • 1st subnet – host address range, useable host address range (In dotted decimal notation) • 2nd subnet – host address range, useable host address range (In dotted decimal notation) • 3rd subnet – host address range, useable host address range (In dotted decimal notation) Network names Subnet numbers First useable address in dotted- decimal notation Last useable address in dotted- decimal notation Broadcast address in dotted- decimal notation Branch 1 Network 0th Subnet Branch 2 Network 1st Subnet Branch 3 Network 2nd Subnet Branch 4 Network 3rd subnet 6 © Didasko 2020. All rights reserved. Part B: Re-design an IP addressing scheme as per changed requirements. During the next five years, there were two other companies acquired by “Andrew & Sons.” Moreover, the company experienced immense growth in production, the number of branches, and the number of employees. Altogether there are 10 branches now. Host requirement for each branch is as follows. • Branch 1 should accommodate 2050 hosts. • Branch 2 should accommodate 2100 hosts. • Branch 3 should accommodate 4094 hosts. • Branch 4 should accommodate 1030 hosts. • Branch 5 should accommodate 950 hosts. • Branch 6 should accommodate 4092 hosts. • Branch 7 should accommodate 2049 hosts. • Branch 8 should accommodate 1025 hosts. • Branch 9 should accommodate 4094 hosts. • Branch 10 should accommodate 900 hosts. The company would like to re-design their IP addressing scheme to facilitate this new requirement. This task has been assigned to you by your supervisor. You are given 170.168.0.0/16 as the base network address to design the IP subnetting scheme for the company. Note • Part B of the assessment should be designed based on the given class B network address, 170.168.0.0/16. • You will not be using VLSM (Variable Length Subnet Mask) in your subnetting scheme; assessment should be completed with traditional or simple subnetting. • All calculations should be included as part of each answer. © Didasko 2020. All rights reserved. 7 Tasks Design the IP subnetting scheme as per the above-listed requirements. Task 1: Calculate the subnetting information. Calculate followings. All calculations/methods that you have used to derive the answers should be included as part of your answer — complete Table 1 with your answers. • Number of subnet bits (borrowed bits) required to accommodate the addressing requirements • Total number of subnets • The new subnet mask of the IP subnetting scheme • Number of remaining host bits. • Number of hosts per subnet. • Useable number of hosts per subnet Number of subnet bits (borrowed bits) Total number of subnets New subnet mask (in dotted decimal notation) Number of remaining host bits Number of hosts/subnet. Useable number of hosts/subnet Table 1 Task 2: Derive subnetwork address Derive the subnetwork addresses as per the given in Task 1 and based on the following conditions. All calculations/methods that you have used to derive the answers should be included as part of your answer. Complete Table 2 with your answers • Use 0th subnet for Branch 1 Network. • Use 1st subnet for Branch 2 Network. • Use 2nd subnet for Branch 3 Network. • Use 3rd subnet for Branch 4 Network. • Use 4th subnet for Branch 5 Network. • Use 5th subnet for Branch 6 Network. • Use 6th subnet for Branch 7 Network. • Use 7th subnet for Branch 8 Network. • Use 8th subnet for Branch 9 Network. • Use 9thsubnet for Branch 10 Network. 8 © Didasko 2020. All rights reserved. Network names Subnet numbers Subnet Address in dotted-decimal notation New Subnet Mask in dotted-decimal notation Branch 1 Network 0th Subnet Branch 2 Network 1st Subnet Branch 3 Network 2nd Subnet Branch 4 Network 3rd subnet Branch 5 Network 4th subnet Branch 6 Network 5th subnet Branch 7 Network 6th subnet Branch 8 Network 7th subnet Branch 9 Network 8th subnet Branch 10 Network 9th subnet Table 2 Task 3: Calculating the host address ranges This task is a continuation of Task 2. Calculate the host address range and useable host address range of subnetworks derived in Task 2. All calculations/methods that you have used to derive the answers should be included as part of your answer. Complete Table 3 with your answers. • 0th subnet – host address range, useable host address range (In dotted decimal notation) • 1st subnet – host address range, useable host address range (In dotted decimal notation) • 2nd subnet – host address range, useable host address range (In dotted decimal notation) • 3rd subnet – host address range, useable host address range (In dotted decimal notation) • 4th subnet – host address range, useable host address range (In dotted decimal notation) © Didasko 2020. All rights reserved. 9 • 5th subnet – host address range, useable host address range (In dotted decimal notation) • 6th subnet – host address range, useable host address range (In dotted decimal notation) • 7th subnet – host address range, useable host address range (In dotted decimal notation) • 8th subnet – host address range, useable host address range (In dotted decimal notation) • 9th subnet – host address range, useable host address range (In dotted decimal notation) Network names Subnet numbers First useable address in dotted- decimal notation Last useable address in dotted- decimal notation Broadcast address in
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Table of Contents
1.    Part A:    3
1.    Task 1
    3
2.    Task 2    3
3.    Task 3    4
2.    Part A:    4
1.    Task 1    4
2.    Task 2    5
3.    Task 3    6
1. Part A:
1. Task 1
    Number of subnet bits (borrowed bits)
    /24
    Total number of subnets
    4
    New subnet mask (in dotted decimal notation)
    11111111111111111111111100000000
    Number of remaining host bits
    68
    Number of hosts/subnet.
    254
    Useable number of hosts/subnet
    830
2. Task 2
    Network Name
    Subnet numbers
    Subnet Address in
dotted-decimal notation
    New Subnet Mask in
dotted-decimal notation
    Branch 1 Network
    0th Subnet
    11001000101010000110010000000000
    11111111111111111111111100000000
    Branch 2 Network
    1st subnet
    11001000101010000110010100000000
    11111111111111111111111100000000
    Branch 3 Network
    2nd Subnet
    11001000101010000110011000000000
    11111111111111111111111100000000
    Branch 4 Network
    3rd subnet
    11001000101010000110011100000000
    11111111111111111111111100000000
3. Task 3
    Network Name
    Subnet numbers
    First useable
address in dotted decimal notation
    Last useable
address in dotted decimal notation
    Broadcast
address in dotted decimal notation
    Branch 1 Network
    0th Subnet
    11001000.10101000.01100100.00 000001
    11001000.10101000.01100100.00 111110
    11001000.10101000.01100100.00 111111
    Branch 2 Network
    1st subnet
    11001000.10101001.01100100.00 000001
    11001000.10101001.01100100.00...
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