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Fall 2022 - CS610P - 2

This document provides instructions for Assignment No. 02 in the course CS610P: Computer Networks (Practical) due on January 25, 2023. It outlines two questions to complete in Packet Tracer involving IP addressing, subnetting, CIDR notation, network topology design, DHCP server configuration, and assigning IPv4 addresses to devices using DHCP. Screenshots are required to be included in a Word document and submitted on the VU-LMS platform.

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Fall 2022 - CS610P - 2

This document provides instructions for Assignment No. 02 in the course CS610P: Computer Networks (Practical) due on January 25, 2023. It outlines two questions to complete in Packet Tracer involving IP addressing, subnetting, CIDR notation, network topology design, DHCP server configuration, and assigning IPv4 addresses to devices using DHCP. Screenshots are required to be included in a Word document and submitted on the VU-LMS platform.

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Assignment No.

02 Total Marks: 30
Semester: Fall 2022
CS610P: Computer Networks (Practical) Due Date: 25th January,
2023

Instructions:
Please read the following instructions carefully before submitting assignment:
You need to use MS word and Packet Tracer tool to prepare and submit the assignment solution on VU-LMS.
It should be clear that your assignment will not get any credit if:

 The assignment is submitted after due date.


 The assignment is not in the required format (doc or docx).
 The submitted assignment does not open or file is corrupt.
 Assignment is copied (partial or full) from any source (websites, forums, students, etc.).

Objectives:

To enhance the learning capabilities of the students about:


 IP Addresses and Subnetting
 CIDR (Classless Inter Domain Routing)
 Designing Network Topology
 Configuring DHCP Server
 Assigning IPv4 addresses on devices using DHCP
Assignment

Question No.1

You are required to find the number of subnets and useable hosts per subnet that we can get from the IP addresses
mentioned in the table given below:
IP Addresses with CIDR Subnets Useable Hosts per Subnet
notation/associated custom subnet mask

172.19.0.0/26

192.168.12.0/27

145.28.1.0
255.255.255.192

200.25.2.0/26

65.27.0.0
255.255.224.0

Question No.2
Suppose an Academy wants to develop a computer lab as per the following requirements:
1. There will be total 8 computers connected with each other through a Switch.
2. There will be one DHCP server connected with the Switch
Considering yourself as a network administrator, you are required to perform the following tasks/configuration on
Packet Tracer for the above given scenario:

1. Design the suitable network topology.


2. Connect all the devices on appropriate interfaces.
3. Turn all the links up.
4. Label all devices as per scheme given in the following table:

Nodes/Devices Labels
Computers MC123456_PC1, MC123456_PC2,
MC123456_PC3, MC123456_PC4,
MC123456_PC5, MC123456_PC6
MC123456_PC7 MC123456_PC8
Server Auto Config_ DHCP Server

Switch Your name with ID

Note: Write your own VU ID and your own name for labeling.
5. Auto Config_ DHCP Server
6. Assign IP addresses to server as per the scheme given in the following table:

Device IP address
Server 192.168.25.1

IP Pool 192.168.25.2- 192.168.25.20

7. Configure auto IP addresses on all PCs using DCHP server.

Note: You are required to perform all above Tasks using Packet Tracer Tool, take the screenshots (as mentioned
below), paste in MS Word File in same sequence and submit that file on VULMS as your solution.

Required Screenshots:

1. Screenshot of Network Topology


2. Screenshot of IP configuration of Auto Config_ DHCP Server
3. Screenshot of IP configuration of PC8 using Auto Config_ DHCP Server
4. Screenshot of IP configuration of PC3 using Auto Config_ DHCP Server

Best of Luck!

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