EN Lab14. Design and implement IPv4 subnets (1h) (1)
EN Lab14. Design and implement IPv4 subnets (1h) (1)
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We must create several subnets in the addressing space of the network address 192.168.0.0/24 that meet
the following requirements:
• The first subnet is for employees. You need 25 IP addresses.
• The second subnet is for administration (10 IP addresses).
• The third and fourth are for 2 router interfaces: Lo0 and Lo1.
• The fifth is for future expansion needs.
As has been seen so far, it will be necessary to use subnet masks. All of them with the same length.
According to this header. Answer the following questions:
1. What is the number of subnets you need?
5 subnets.
2. How many hosts addresses you needed on the larger subnet? It will be the same for all subnets.
27
3. What is the subnet mask you need?
/27
4. Fill the table for every needed subnet
Subnet Subnet address Mask
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192.168.0.2 /27
… /27
192.168.0.30 /27
192.168.0.34 /27
… /27
192.168.0.62 /27
192.168.0.66 /27
… /27
192.168.0.94 /27
192.168.0.98 /27
… /27
192.168.0.126 /27
192.168.0.130 /27
… /27
192.168.0.158 /27
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6. Now we get the subnets we are going to use; it is time to find all IP router interfaces.
Set the router's G0/1, G0/0, Lo0 and Lo1 ports the first addresses of the first four subnets.
G0/0: subnet 0 (employees)
G0/1: subnet 1 (administration)
Lo0: subnet 2 (router interface)
Lo1: subnet 3 (router interface)
Remember that the subnet 4 is not assigned because we have reserved it for future needs.
Exercise 1 (1 point)
Exercise 2 (1 point)
Exercise 3 (1 point)
Exercise 4 (2 points)
Exercise 5 (3 points)
Exercise 6 (2 points)
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