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College has hired various venues in London and is in the process of setting up a teaching centre to run Business MBA courses. PC access requirements of the business are as follows:
o Teaching Class with 25 computers
o Lecture hall with 60 data points
o Admin office with upto 5 machines
o Admissions office which will have 5 machines.
o Management pod with 2 pcs
Question 1
You have been given the IP Address range of 192.168.1.0/25. Using the principles of VLSM create a suitable addressing scheme for the business network. For each subnet you should list:
o Network address
o Broadcast address
o First and last usable address
o Subnet mask
You should aim to waste as few addresses as possible.
Create a network simulation in Packet Tracer and demonstrate the application of your subnetting by configuring a Multiuser switch, VLANs and various end user devices.
Produce screenshots and configuration file listings as evidence of your work. All work should be annotated.
Question 2
By referencing credible sources where appropriate, explain the role of routing/routers in networking and its primary functions including:
• Determining the best path to send packets
• Forwarding packets towards their destination
Case Study Marking Criteria 50%Below 40% • Material provided is irrelevant / limited /lacks the basic knowledge necessary to understand how routers operate.
• Limited/no attempt to subnet the given IP address range
40-49% • Largely narrative description / basic understanding ofhow routers operate.
• A relevant solution provided to subnet the given IP address range
• Some evidence of bibliographical apparatus
50-59% • Adequate knowledge of a fair range of relevant material of how routers operate with some analytical treatment
• A relevant solution provided to subnet the given IP address range with the use of VLSM
•Competently written with only minor lapses from standard syntax and spelling with acceptable format and bibliographical apparatus
60-69% • Good and orderly analysis of a substantial knowledge of the role of routing in networkingincluding an appropriate mode of argument and/or theoretical models
• Correct solution provided to subnet the given IP address range with the use of VLSM with some explanations
• Written in compliance with academic conventions in readable style referenced using the Harvardsystem with some academic sources cited within the text
70% Plus • A very good analysis of the role of routing in networking showing independent thought and critical engagement with alternative views
• Excellentuse of VLSM to subnet the IP address range with minimum waste of addresses as possible and logical explanations
• Written in compliance with academic conventions in lucid and resourceful style and accurately referenced using theHarvard system with credible academic sources cited within the text
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