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Introduction 3 Network Design 3 Network Topology 3 DHCP Server Configuration 4 DNS Server IP Details 4 196.161.1 DHCP Details 5 Network Connectivity 6 IP Addressing 9 IP Table 9 Network Hardware 11 Conclusion 11 References 12 Introduction This report tries to show how the network of company XYZ can look like when it uses four networks to provide LAN network services to three branches in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide (Mijovic, Shehu & Buratti, 2016). 196.161.1 Wi-Fi Router (Internet

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Running head: DATA COMMUNICATIONS
Data Communications
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author Note
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DATA COMMUNICATIONS1
Executive Summary
The report attempts to show how the network of the company XYZ looks like when it uses
four subnets for providing LAN network services to the different branches of Sydney,
Melbourne and Adelaide. The fourth subnet, subnet D is to help connect Sydney with
Melbourne and Sydney with Adelaide respectively. In the LAN segments wireless access
points are used for connecting the supported devices like smartphones. Then the report ends
with concluding notes.
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DATA COMMUNICATIONS2
Table of Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................................3
Network Design.........................................................................................................................3
Network Topology.................................................................................................................3
DHCP Server Configuration..................................................................................................4
DNS Server IP Details.......................................................................................................4
DHCP Details.....................................................................................................................5
Network Connectivity............................................................................................................6
IP Addressing.............................................................................................................................9
IP Table..................................................................................................................................9
Network Hardware...................................................................................................................11
Conclusion................................................................................................................................11
References................................................................................................................................12
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DATA COMMUNICATIONS3
Introduction
This report tries to show how the network of company XYZ can look like when it
uses four networks to provide LAN network services to three branches in Sydney, Melbourne
and Adelaide (Mijovic, Shehu & Buratti, 2016). The fourth subnet, subnet D is used for
connecting Sydney with Melbourne and Sydney with Adelaide respectively. The LAN
networks make use of wireless access points for connecting the supported devices like
smartphones. Then the report ends with conclusions.
Network Design
Network Topology
Figure 1: Topology diagram of the network
The above figure presents the network topology diagram of the company XYZ. Here,
it obtains Internet access from the Internet Service Provider (ISP) through the Sydney router
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