IP Addressing Structure for Biomedical Software Development Company

This report presents an IP addressing plan for a biomedical software development company with a headquarter and three branches located in the Gold Coast region. The assignment involves designing an IPv4 and IPv6 addressing structure, considering the number of network interfaces in each branch. The plan includes subnetting the allocated IP address (191.2.57.0) to accommodate the devices in each location, using classless subnetting. The report details the allocation of IP addresses for the headquarter, branches A, B, and C, as well as the interconnections between them. The report covers dual stacking, where each interface will be assigned both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. The report also includes calculations for the number of hosts, network and broadcast addresses, and subnet masks for each subnet, as well as a discussion of the organizational description and the rationale behind the addressing scheme. The document adheres to the structure outlined in the assignment brief, including an introduction, organizational description, address allocation plan for each subnet, conclusions, and references.