Designing Public IP Addressing Scheme
Added on 2019-09-19
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Aim of the CourseworkThis IP addressing design coursework is intended to develop your understanding of the structure of IP addresses, the role of subnet and supernet masks, how a suitable public IP addressing scheme might be designed for an enterprise, and how this is subsequently used to assign IP addresses to subnets as well as hosts.RequirementAn enterprise wishes to develop a public IP addressing scheme to allow it to connectto the Internet. Using the company specification and the physical network design given below, develop a suitable fixed-length subnet mask IP addressing scheme andassign addresses to all your subnets and router connections i.e. the routers’ points of attachment. Your answer should contain (i) a clear description of the methodology you have followed (ii) the subnet and supernet masks that arise from your design (and expressed in the appropriate notation), and (iii) a list of the subnet and router IPaddresses you have created in dot notation. (Make sure you clearly identify to which subnets and router points of attachment these addresses are assigned.) The network address assigned to your company is 150.200.48.0.Additional PointsNote that there is not necessarily a single correct answer.This coursework requires a fixed-length subnet mask IP addressing scheme. However you may wish to submit an additional variable-length subnet mask(VLSM) addressing scheme. Additional marks can be gained in this way - see themarking criteria. A fixed length subnet marking scheme, however, must be submitted.If you feel any of the specification below is ambiguous or unclear, feel free to make any sensible assumptions though remember to write down these assumptions in your report.There are no specific length or word count requirements. However please note the marking criteria listed overleaf.You are strongly advised to complete the workshop exercises before starting the coursework.You are strongly advised to show all steps in your working.You are strongly advised to interpret the requirement “Your answer should contain (i) a clear description of the methodology you have followed” as the need to generate a professional report. Please pay attention to the relevant assessment criterion.
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