Castle Entertainment sells tv/movie memorabilia. The owner (who still wishes to remain anonymous but goes by the name of Richard) has decided that now is right time to once again update his networking infrastructure.

Richard now believes in an open plan where every department to be located on the same floor.

Richard also wants to adopt the IPv6 protocol.

 

Richard's Requirements

·Sales department (7 employees in total), Administration and Billing (4 employees in total) and Richard's three receptionists should all be on separate networks. Richard will also need his own private network which he wants to be wireless. All other networks will be wired only.

·Standard PCs will be used by all department except for Richard himself who will continue using a laptop

·Castle Entertainment has been allocated the IPv6 address: 2001: ABCD: DCBA:6660::/60 by their ISP.

·Richard knows how expensive networking equipment can be, so he only wants one router for the entire company. Richard can live with a few switches but recently has heard of this VLAN thingy.

·Castle Entertainment is about to be audited and Richard wants the auditor to have a wireless connection from their laptop to the network. Please add the auditor to Richards's private network.

·Richard wants to be able to ping any sales person's computer from his laptop at any time.

 

How many subnets are possible? ________

 

How many subnets are required? ________

 

What is the maximum number of IP addresses that are allocated to a single subnet? _____

 

What is the total number of usable IP addresses that are needed for the entire network?_____

 

 

Design an IP Addressing Scheme

Subnet the 192.168.9.0 network into the appropriate number of subnets

 

What will be the subnet mask be for the subnetworks?

 

How many usable host IP addresses are there per subnet?

 

Fill in the following chart

Subnet Number	Subnet Address	First Usable Host Address	Last Usable Host Address	Broadcast address