Research Network Design- Assignment
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Added on 2019-11-26
Research Network Design- Assignment
Added on 2019-11-26
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Running head: RESEARCH NETWORK DESIGNResearch Network DesignName of the StudentName of the University
1RESEARCH NETWORK DESIGNTable of ContentsTask 1: Setting up a network...........................................................................................................2Task 2: Configuring Network Services...........................................................................................3References........................................................................................................................................4
2RESEARCH NETWORK DESIGNTask 1: Setting up a networkIntroductionThe network setup is about implementation of a Client-Server architecture. Here, theclient devices or the PCs are connected together with a switch that connects to the router’sgateway. The signal sent from the PCs are transmitted to other routers on the way to the finaldestination or the network location of the servers. The network design is shown below:Fig 1: Network Architecture (Created by Author)Network DevicesRouters: Four Routers (i.e. Router0, Router1, Router2 and Router3) areinterconnected together.Servers: Three Servers (i.e. DNS Server, Web Server and DHCP Server) areindividually connected to the three individual routers (i.e. Router0, Router1 andRouter2) respectively.
3RESEARCH NETWORK DESIGNPCs: Three Computers are connected together through a switch.Device Interface and IP AddressDevice NameInterfaceIP AddressConnected toRouter0Ge0/0192.168.1.1DNS ServerRouter0S0/1/0192.168.6.2Router1Router0S0/2/0192.168.5.1Router2Router1Ge0/1192.168.2.1Web ServerRouter1S0/0/0192.168.4.1Router2Router1S0/1/0192.168.6.1Router0Router1S0/3/0192.168.8.1Router3Router2Ge0/1192.168.10.1Switch0Router2S0/0/0192.168.4.2Router1Router2S0/2/0192.168.5.2Router0Router2S0/3/0192.168.7.2Router3Router3Ge0/2192.168.3.1DHCP ServerRouter3S0/1/0192.168.8.2Router1Router3S0/2/0192.168.7.1Router2DNS RouterFe0192.168.1.2Router0Web ServerFe0192.168.2.2Router1DHCP RouterFe0192.168.3.2Router3PC1Fe0192.168.10.6Switch0PC2Fe0192.168.10.7Switch0PC3Fe0192.168.10.8Switch0Configuring IP AddressesThe fact that a router does not have any inbuilt display or button for its configuration, it isrequired to be connected with another PC through the console cable to access the command lineinterface of a router where various codes are applied for its configuration.The commands used for IP configuration in the routers are shown below:
4RESEARCH NETWORK DESIGNFig 2: IP Configuration in Router0The commands used in the above configuration is explained below: At the very first therouter remains in the user exec mode where the ‘>’ symbol is present after the router’s hostname.Then it is required to move to the privileged exec mode where the ‘#’ symbol is present after thehostname. Difference between these two exec mode is that user exec mode support a few numberof commands only where as privileged exec mode support multiple numbers of commands thatthe user exec mode. To enter privileged exec mode the command ‘enable’ is used. Now, if anychanges is required in the configuration then these two modes will not help with it, another‘global configuration mode’ has to be opened by just giving the command ‘configure terminal’.In the configure terminal for setting IP addresses on any interface it is first required to select thatinterface by providing the interface name after the command ‘interface’. It will open up
5RESEARCH NETWORK DESIGNconfiguration at the interface level, there use the command ‘IP Address’ then the ip address andagain type exit to get out of the interface level. Thereafter enter Ctrl+Z to save the configuration.The same configuration method applies for all the other routers as well.Fig 3: IP Configuration in Router1
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