Packet Tracer

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1. Addressing Table

Device	Interface	IP Address	Subnet Mask	Default Gateway
Harrison-R1	G0/0/0			N/A
	G0/0/1			N/A
	S0/1/0			N/A
Bergman-R2	G0/0/0			N/A
	G0/0/1			N/A
	S0/1/0			N/A
	S0/1/1			N/A
Valley-R3	G0/0/0			N/A
	G0/0/1			N/A
	S0/1/0			N/A
Harrison-S1	VLAN 1
Harrison-S2	VLAN 1
Bergman-S1	VLAN 1
Bergman-S2	VLAN 1
Valley-S1	VLAN 1
Valley-S2	VLAN 1
H1-PC	NIC
H2-PC	NIC
B1-PC	NIC
B2-PC	NIC
V1-PC	NIC
V2-PC	NIC

1. Objectives

Design a VLSM addressing scheme given a network address and host requirements. You will configure addressing on routers, switches, and network hosts.

• Design a VLSM IP addressing scheme given requirements.
• Configure initial configurations on all switches and routers
• Configure addressing on network devices and hosts.
• Verify IP connectivity.
• Troubleshoot connectivity issues as required.

1. Background / Scenario

You have been asked to design, implement, and test an addressing scheme. Your network administrator has given you the network address that is suitable for the network, the topology, and the host requirements. You will implement and test your design.

1. Instructions

You have been given the network address block of 192.168.1.0/24by your network administrator. The host address requirements are:

1. Requirements

Host Requirements:

LAN	Number of Addresses Required
Harrison S1	55
Harrison S2	13
Bergman S1	24
Bergman S2	5
Valley S1	10
Valley S2	16
WAN 1	2
WAN 2	2

Design Requirements

• Create the addressing design. Follow guidelines provided in the curriculum regarding the order of the subnets.
• The subnets should be contiguous. There should be no unused address space between subnets.
• Provide the most efficient subnet possible for the point-to-point link between the routers.
• Document your design in the table below.

Subnet Description	Number of Hosts Needed	Network Address/CIDR	First Usable Host Address	Broadcast Address

Configuration Requirements

• Configure initial configuration on all switches and routers. These configs should include the:
  • Hostname
  • Setting of enable secret, console & VTY passwords (Use "class" for enable and "cisco" for console and VTY passwords)
  • Encryption all plaintext passwords
  • Disabling of DNS lookups
  • Setting of the warning banner
  • Saving of the config

Note:You will configure addressing on all devices and hosts in the network.

• Assign the first usable IP addresses in the appropriate subnets to Harrison-R1 for the two LAN links and the WAN link.
• Assign the first usable IP addresses in the appropriate subnets to Bergman-R2 for the two LANs links. Assign the last usable IP address for the WAN link between Harrison & Bergman. Assign the first usable IP address for the WAN link between Bergman & Valley.
• Assign the first usable IP addresses in the appropriate subnets to Valley-R3 for the two LAN links. Assign the last usable IP address to the WAN link.
• Assign the second usable IP addresses in the appropriate subnets to the switches.
• The switch management interface (VLAN1) should be reachable from hosts on all of the LANs.
• Assign the last usable IP addresses in the appropriate subnets to the hosts.

If the addressing design and implementation are correct, all hosts and devices should be reachable over the network. Be sure you can ping from and to every device.

NOTE:When pinging the devices for the first time, you may have to do it twice for the network path to be resolved and the ARP process to finish.