Associate Level Material Appendix E TCP/IP Network Planning Table Refer to appendix E1. Identify the problems with the TCP/IP network and complete the table. Problem Explanation of Proposed Solution Group A-D – Subnet addresses need corrected all should be 255.255.0.0 Correct the subnet addresses for group A-D by changing the subnet address on computer A to be the same as B‚C. Then correct D to match B&C. Router1 – the IP Addresses should match the network they flow from. IP Address
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[pic] To enhance the availability of a functional DHCP–based solution for automating IP configuration in a Windows 2000 network infrastructure‚ three things must be decided: ( How many DHCP Servers are required? ( Whether or not and where DHCP Relay Agents are needed? ( What is the necessary number of Scopes and Superscopes? The following scenario describes an organization’s current network configuration. Read through the scenario and then answer the questions that follow. Be
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1st Step Basic router configuration commands Continue with configuration dialog? [yes/no]: n Press RETURN to get started! Router>en // to enter from USER mode to Privilege mode use this command (en = enable) & press enter Router#conf t // to enter from PRIVILAGE mode to CONFIGURATION mode use this command (en = enable) & press enter Enter configuration commands‚ one per line. End with
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Subnetting IP Addressing • Internet Protocol (IP) • A unique indentifier for a host‚ or node‚ on an IP network • 32-bit binary number‚ usually expressed as 4 “dotted decimal” values. • Each decimal value represents 8 bits‚ in the range of 0 to 255 Example 140.179.220.200 140 Written in binary form: .179 .220 .200 10001100.10110011.11011100.11001000 We see the address in the decimal form Your computer sees it in the binary form Binary Octet: • An octet is made up of eight “1”s and “0”s‚ representing
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The same scope should exist on both the main DHCP server (Sea-It-Srv1) and the backup DHCP server (Sea-It-Sub2). However‚ because the backup DHCP server exists on a different subnet‚ it should only provide 20 percent of the addresses (and exclude the other 80 percent)‚ while the main DHCP server should provide 80 percent of the addresses (and exclude the other 20 percent). Complete the following general steps to configure the DHCP solution for this lab: 1. Create the Building 1 (include the space
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Jason Simpson NT2460 Friday 6pm Unit 1 Assignment 1 IP Addresses Classes and Special-Use IP Address Space Class A Addresses Feature Value First octet range 1 to 127 Default subnet mask 255.0.0.0 IP address breakdown n.h.h.h* Number of class A networks 126 Number of hosts per network 16‚777‚214 (224 – 2) *n = network‚ h = host Class B Addresses Feature Value First octet range 128 to 191 Default subnet mask 255.255.0.0 IP address breakdown n.n.h.h* Number of class A networks 16‚384 Number of hosts
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Cisco ERP implementation Cisco Systems Cases Cisco Systems is one the most important successful cases on an ERP implement with the internet and since then it has added substantial CRM capabilities for customer service and an extensive portal for internal and customer-oriented knowledge management. Even with its lead‚ the company never rests: It recently went through another round of reengineering key processes to make better use of available technology. Cisco the company
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As a network administrator for a company‚ you want to configure an IP route between two routers. Of static and dynamic routing‚ which is more appropriate? Explain your answer in 200 to 300 words. I think that the best routing choice for this would be a static IP; this is because for a company you may want to have the ability to check the log for problems. Using a dynamic IP would mean that the people that logged on to their device would be almost invisible because they could
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Assignment 2: LAN with Two Subnets Gabriel Jerez Strayer University: Asynchronous CIS408: Network Infrastructure Planning October 28‚ 2012 A LAN consisting of two subnets with a total of 50 users‚ each subnet consisting of 25 users‚ a domain controller‚ and a switch must be connected using the appropriate networking equipment. In my design I decided to use a Cisco 2900 Series Router to connect the two subnets (Cisco ‚ 2012). The router has both routing
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Layer 2 Domains Paper Layer 2 Domains Paper We have chosen an extended star topology connection using a router to designate the VLANS and two 24 port switches to provide the most cost effective setup for this small office network. Being the very small nature of the setup we are using a class C network of 192.168.0.1 that we will designate the first 20 IP addresses of each VLAN as static to support any servers we might install as well as printers we may install in the future. The other
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