Follow these steps to create a network scheme:

1. Using the information in Tables 1 and 2, assign static IP addresses to the three router sub-interfaces for each VLAN and the two printer interfaces listed in Table 3. Keep these facts in mind as you complete Table 3:
   • The router sub-interfaces (FastEthernet0/0.xxx, where xxx is the assigned VLAN) require the first available host address on the network segment.
   • Both printers use the last available host address on their respective network segment.
   • All other devices will use DHCP or do not need an IP address defined for this lab.

Table 1 IP addresses and subnet masks for three VLANs

Network	VLAN	First Available Host	Last Available Host	Subnet Mask
Staff	100	192.168.100.193	192.168.100.254	255.255.255.192
Patron	110	192.168.100.129	192.168.100.190	255.255.255.192
Public Wireless	120	192.168.100.1	192.168.100.125	255.255.255.128

Table 2 DHCP, subnet masks, and default gateways for three VLANs

Network	DHCP Range	Subnet Mask	Default Gateway
Staff	192.168.100.208 - 244	255.255.255.192	192.168.100.193
Patron	192.168.100.139 - 180	255.255.255.192	192.168.100.129
Public Wireless	192.168.100.6 - 121	255.255.255.128	192.168.100.1

Table 3 TCP/IP settings for router and two printers

Device	Interface	IP Address	Subnet Mask	Default Gateway
Router	FastEthernet0/0.100			n/a
	FastEthernet0/0.110			n/a
	FastEthernet0/0.120			n/a
Staff Printer	FastEthernet0
Patron Printer	FastEthernet0