Internetworking Technologies - PDF

Running head: INTERNETWORKING TECHNOLOGIES
Assignment 1 - Network requirement analysis and plan
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author’s Note

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Table of Contents
Project Scope.........................................................................................................................................2
Project hardware Requirement.............................................................................................................2
Network Design in Netsim.....................................................................................................................3
Network Device Configurations.............................................................................................................3
Switch Configuration.........................................................................................................................3
Setting the hostname as the student name...................................................................................3
Setting the system clock to 25th April 2018 5:45 Pm......................................................................4
Displaying the name of the file and version of IOS........................................................................4
Displaying the name of the interfaces...........................................................................................4
6 IOS Modes..................................................................................................................................4
Router Configuration.........................................................................................................................5
Setting hostname as the family name............................................................................................5
Setting system clock to 20th May 2018 14:45pm..........................................................................5
Displaying the name of the file and the version of IOS..................................................................6
Displaying the name of the interface.............................................................................................6
6 IOS Modes..................................................................................................................................6
Bibliography...........................................................................................................................................8

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Project Scope
For the development of the network design for the hotel the current floor plan of the network is
analysed and the scope of the project is listed as follows:
 To create an IP addressing plan and divide the network into different subnet for reducing the
broadcast of IP address.
 To design the network according to the future needs of the hostel for the accommodation of
the growth of the network.
 To reduce the collision in the data packets and use different channels for communication.
Project hardware Requirement
Name of the Device
with manufacturer
name
Series Model Ports
Cisco 2811 series
Router
2800 Series ISR CISCO2811 Cisco 2811
Router 2800 Series ISR
Auxiliary Port x 1
Console Port x 1
USB port x 2
Cisco 2960 Series layer
2 Switch
WS-C2960S-24TS-S Cisco Catalyst WS-
C2960S-24TS-S 24-
port 10/100/1000
switch
24 Ethernet ports
Types of cables
Name of Ethernet Name of Cable Maximum Speed Distance Type of cable
1000base T CAT5e, CAT 6 1Gbps 100 m UTP
100 Base -TX CAT5, CAT5e, CAT6 100 Mbps 100 m UTP
1000 Base - LX Single mode fiber 1Gbps 550 m for
multimode
fiber and 2000
m for single
mode fiber
Fiber
1000base – SX Multimode and
single mode fiber
1Gbps 550 m Fiber
10G Base - T CAT5e, CAT 6 10 Gbps 100 m UTP
1000 Base - ZX Single mode fiber 1Gbps 70000 meter
or 70 km
Fiber
Name of the Server, Pc with Specification
Two servers i.e. a database and a Web server is used for the management of the hotel records and is
accessed by the employees of the hotel staffs. The Specification of the server are given below:
Database Server
o Processor - Intel Core i5 7400 (LGA1151) 7th Generation Processor
o Memory - 8 GB RAM
o Operating system - Windows Server 2012 R2

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o HDD - 500 GB
o Raid 5 for SQL Data files
o Raid 1 for SQL LOG files
WEB Server
o Processor - Intel 3.3GHz LGA 1155 Core I3 2120 Processor
o Memory - 8 GB RAM
o Operating System - Windows server 2012 R2 64 bits
o HDD - 500 GB
o Raid 5 for SQL Data files
o Raid 1 for SQL LOG files
The configuration of the PCs that are connected in the network are listed below:
o Processor – Intel i3 6th generation
o OS – Windows 10 Enterprise /Windows 7 Ultimate edition
o RAM – 4 Gb
o Hard Disk – 500 Gb
Network Design in Netsim
Network Device Configurations
Switch Configuration
Setting the hostname as the student name

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Setting the system clock to 25th April 2018 5:45 Pm
Displaying the name of the file and version of IOS
Displaying the name of the interfaces
6 IOS Modes
EXE mode
Privilege Mode

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Global Config Mode
Int Config Mode
Setup Mode
Telnet mode
Router Configuration
Setting hostname as the family name
Setting system clock to 20th May 2018 14:45pm

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Displaying the name of the file and the version of IOS
Displaying the name of the interface
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6 IOS Modes
EXE Mode
Privilege mode
Global Configuration Mode

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Int configuration mode
Setup Mode
Telnet mode

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