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(Topic 8) John Wick

John Wick, known as the Baba Yaga, is an assassin who needs to travel between countries for missions and maintain connections with other assassins. He uses "markers" as a currency to pay for travel costs and favors. John has asked you, a network engineer, to design an infrastructure to connect assassination safe houses, lounges, and warehouses across Europe and minimize the number of markers needed for communication. You will implement the network in Packet Tracer, using routing protocols to establish connections with redundant backups between locations housing assassins and hitmen.

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(Topic 8) John Wick

John Wick, known as the Baba Yaga, is an assassin who needs to travel between countries for missions and maintain connections with other assassins. He uses "markers" as a currency to pay for travel costs and favors. John has asked you, a network engineer, to design an infrastructure to connect assassination safe houses, lounges, and warehouses across Europe and minimize the number of markers needed for communication. You will implement the network in Packet Tracer, using routing protocols to establish connections with redundant backups between locations housing assassins and hitmen.

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Topic 02

John Wick

Your very close friend, John, also known as the Baba Yaga, is often on various missions to complete
different tasks. For this, he has to maintain networking among assassins in continental hotel and needs
to travel to different countries. To travel from one country to another, he needs to spend a few
markers for different favours like mission equipment, food, travel cost, etc as professional courtesy. A
marker is a small round metal object indicating a debt between two individuals. Markers are
witnessed and recognized. That means, if one person offers a marker to another and asks for a favour,
the offered person must comply. It is evident from previous statements that these markers are very
precious. For this reason, John wants to minimize the number of markers used.

John knows that you’re a great Network engineer. So he has asked you to design a network
infrastructure for maintaining successful communication between fellow members. The numbers in
brackets specify the population size of the area.

Russian Marcus Ms. Perkins


Little Russia Safe house Vigo’s place
Alley Lounge Warehouse

Little Russia (1236) 0

Russian Alley (3000) 31 0

Safe house (200) 46 15 0

Vigo’s place (4565) 32 1 21 0

Marcus Lounge (756) 65 32 329 5 0

Ms. Perkins warehouse


98 956 89 23 894 0
(6546)

In addition to the above specification, there’s the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

● Choose an appropriate network address and using half of the total IPs you took, create subnets
to assign to each of the places.
● Assign IP addresses to all the devices and interfaces.
● Hotel continental (6546) has a web server to find more hitmans.
● Establish connections among all the networks with the shortest route so that fewer markers
are used as possible.
○ Must have at least one floating route.
○ Must have a backup system to handle missing routing entries.
○ Configure half of the network to be routed dynamically.
● Showing 2 end devices per network is good enough to represent the whole population.
○ The Safe House has laptops and printers
● You need to be able to ping each other after all the setups are complete.

Deliverables
● The network mentioned above should be implemented in packet tracer, with necessary
devices and full configuration.
● After completion you should be able to test the conditions imposed.
● As hardcopies, you will have to submit the followings:
○ Network topology diagram with proper labels
○ The configurations of all the routers that you have implemented.
○ VLSM/Network address table.
○ IP address table

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