Slugworth Candies, LLC, candy-making company that employs around 390 people. The company is composed of seven...

 

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Slugworth Candies, LLC, candy-making company that employs around 390 people. The company is composed of seven departments: Executive Staff (40), Human Relations (5), Finance and Accounting (10), Marketing and Sales (15), Kitchen (50), IT (5), and Research & Development (265). Slugworth is located in a three-story complex, as shown below: Marketing & Sales Research & Development Finance & Accounting Human Relations Kitchen a. Private Class C IPv4 addresses Executive Staff The complex shares one wireless network and each department has a private wired network for its employees. The IP address 206.153.89.0/24 was assigned to the company by the local ISP. Part 1- Design the Network Your job is to create a logical campus network for Slugworth Candies, LLC. Each local area network must contain the necessary hosts, cabling, wireless access point, switches, and access to services and router(s). Include a separate local area network for the DMZ and for the wireless network. b. Public IPv4 addresses IT 1. Using Packet Tracer, diagram the Slugworth campus showing: a. All local area networks with the necessary devices (switches, hosts, wireless access point, and router) including the connection to Internet. b. A single wireless network for the entire campus to support all employees. c. Services (DHCP, DNS, NAT, EMAIL, WEB, FILE, DATABASE, and PRINT) in the DMZ. d. Assign static IP addresses to links between switches and router and to services in the DMZ. Annotate all statically assigned IP addresses on the diagram. 2. Complete the submission form: i. Assign a range of addresses to each subnet; include network address with CIDR and broadcast address. ii. List range of addresses available to hosts on each subnet in DHCP server. iii. With the exception of R&D and with wireless network, use a CIDR of 24; R&D and the wireless networks require a CIDR of 23. iv. Assign private IP addressing to all services in the DMZ. i. Statically assign an address to the forward facing router. ii. List range of available addresses for NAT server. The number of employees in each department follows the department name. 2 As a logical network, display a single device regardless of the number of switches, access points, or access devices required to support the network. Slugworth Candies, LLC, candy-making company that employs around 390 people. The company is composed of seven departments: Executive Staff (40), Human Relations (5), Finance and Accounting (10), Marketing and Sales (15), Kitchen (50), IT (5), and Research & Development (265). Slugworth is located in a three-story complex, as shown below: Marketing & Sales Research & Development Finance & Accounting Human Relations Kitchen a. Private Class C IPv4 addresses Executive Staff The complex shares one wireless network and each department has a private wired network for its employees. The IP address 206.153.89.0/24 was assigned to the company by the local ISP. Part 1- Design the Network Your job is to create a logical campus network for Slugworth Candies, LLC. Each local area network must contain the necessary hosts, cabling, wireless access point, switches, and access to services and router(s). Include a separate local area network for the DMZ and for the wireless network. b. Public IPv4 addresses IT 1. Using Packet Tracer, diagram the Slugworth campus showing: a. All local area networks with the necessary devices (switches, hosts, wireless access point, and router) including the connection to Internet. b. A single wireless network for the entire campus to support all employees. c. Services (DHCP, DNS, NAT, EMAIL, WEB, FILE, DATABASE, and PRINT) in the DMZ. d. Assign static IP addresses to links between switches and router and to services in the DMZ. Annotate all statically assigned IP addresses on the diagram. 2. Complete the submission form: i. Assign a range of addresses to each subnet; include network address with CIDR and broadcast address. ii. List range of addresses available to hosts on each subnet in DHCP server. iii. With the exception of R&D and with wireless network, use a CIDR of 24; R&D and the wireless networks require a CIDR of 23. iv. Assign private IP addressing to all services in the DMZ. i. Statically assign an address to the forward facing router. ii. List range of available addresses for NAT server. The number of employees in each department follows the department name. 2 As a logical network, display a single device regardless of the number of switches, access points, or access devices required to support the network.