Figure 1 shows the network topology of Jose Capablanca Chess Academy. There are three groups of users in this network: students, instructors, and administrators. As a network engineer, you are...

Extracted text: Figure 1 shows the network topology of Jose Capablanca Chess Academy. There are three groups of users in this network: students, instructors, and administrators. As a network engineer, you are required to design IP addressing scheme for this network. The number of hosts required for each group can be referred from the given network topology. You need to make sure that all subnets use the same prefix length and the same number ofhost bits. Assume that you use a modern router and your router support the use of subnet zero. By starting with the given network address and subnet mask 10.5.160.0/23 assigned by the network administrator, you can begin designing your IP addressing scheme. Produce the IP addressing scheme and answer the questions using answer sheet template as in Figure 2 (the number of rows is dependent on the number of networks you create). Administration 10 Hosts Given Network Fa00 RI 1 Switch 2 Switches 5 Switches Fa0/0 Fa0/1 R2 27 Hosts 120 Hosts Instructor Student Figure 1: Network topology of Jose Capablanca Chess Academy


Extracted text: Subnet Subnet Name Subnet Mask : your new subnet mask Number Network Address : Name of 1* IP hosts(range) : largest Broadcast Address : network No. of wasted IP Addresses : Network Address : Name of 2nd largest network IP hosts(range): Broadcast Address : No. of wasted IP Addresses : 1 Figure 2 : Answer Sheet Template |