1. Draw a network diagram your home network
2. Draw a network diagram of the following: It has 200 workstations in a 3 floor building with 10 servers, 5 normal printers and 1 high speed printer. Each floor of the building is 150 by 150

Lab Details:

Begin by opening the program and select Networks from the list under Category. (What you see when you open Visio varies by version and your configuration).

You should see a series of overlapping stencils on the left side of your screen. Select Basic Networks. This should have most of the icons youll need to get started. Scroll down to the bottom of the stencil to find the connectors. You will need these to interconnect your devices. Try to get as much detail as possible, without making it appear cluttered. Put each drawing on a separate standard 8 X 11 piece of paper. Investigate features available in Visio and include them as appropriate.

If for whatever reason you can not get Visio to properly download and install you need to hand draw them and scan them in to submit.

Use the following information as you draw the networking lab.

• The room is approximately 20 feet by 40 feet
• 24 Dell workstations
• HP printer ("A" network)
• Lexmark printer ("B" network)
• 24 switchboxes(A/B network selector)
• 2 switches
• 2 windows 2016 servers("B" network)
• 1 Linux server("B" network)
• "A" network
• "B" network
• 1 Connection to Internet from Network B

Finally Explain how you would subnet this as a Class "C" Private network in to two separate networks using the IP 192.168.1.x