Lab Objectives 1. Creating Devices and Assigning IP'S. 2. Connectivity across the network. 3. Basic Functionality of Switching. 4. Understanding STP Concepts and Convergence time. Spanning Tree Protocol Implement the following Topology using STP: 3560-24P5 Multilayer Switch0 3560-24PS Multilayer Switch1 2960-24TT 2960-24TT Switch2 Switch4 2960-24TT Switch3 2960-24TT Switch5 296024TT Switch0 A PC-PT 192.168.1.100 2960/24TT Switch6 B PC-PT 192.168.1.101 Partl: Steps: 2960|24TT Swichi 2960-24TT Switch7 PC-PT 192.168.1.102 13 PC-PT 192.168.1.103 1. Assume BID/SID is the Switch-ID, Ex: Switchl, Switch2...etc, Multilayer switches have precedence on Normal Switches. All Switches have default priority. 2. For every switch, add 2 links to the upper switches on the sheet only, there is also a link between the multilayer switches. There are 2 links between SW6 and SW4. 3. Write on the sheet which ports are Root, Designated, and Blocking. 4. Show to the instructor that you solved part1. You must solve it by hand and send it to the instructor. Part2: Steps: 1. Design the same topology you solved in the previous part, this time using packet tracer. 2. Assign IP Addresses to devices as given on the topology. 3. Also please attached you packet tracer file when you submit your work. 4. Answer the Following Questions: 1. How many networks we have in this design? 2. How many Broadcast domains and Collision domains? 3. Write down the N-ID, IP Range, B-ID and Subnet Mask? NID BID SM IP RANGE 4. Write down the BID/SID of each switch and decide which Switch will be elected as Root Bridge? And why? SO Sl S2 S3 S4 $5 S6 S7 MLS0 MLS1 5. Which port in each switch will be RP, DP and BP? For each switch show the BID, Cost, Port Roles and States. Switch2 Switch0 BID/SID: Switchl BID/SID: Int Rol St Cos Pr Int Rol Sts Cos Prt Int Ro BID/SID: Sts Cost Prt