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I Styles 13 1 14 Tell me what you wan ng 19 15 I 16 17 I W tafe Queensland ICT50220 Diploma of Information Technology Network Infrastructure cluster 0 Editing 18 | 19 + L | 413 10 9 8 7.1. 12 'EI' Paste 14 'SI' 17.16 21 20 19 18 22 File Clipboard Page 1 of 3 Home Arial B A Insert Design |1| 12 of 165 words I U abe X x al A Aa- A A ICTNWK542_ICTNWK543_AT3_Tasks Templates_LHO_TQM_v1 - Word (Product Activation Failed) References Mailings Review Tell me what you want to do... Font Layout 11 21 314 DG Network Address 12 G Decimal Notation 5 6 7 Paragraph AT3 Portfolio Part 1 template 8 9 10 English (Australia) 1. Selected IP Addressing Scheme (Use the IP Address tables given in ICTNWK542_ICTNWK543_AT3_Infromation_LHO_TQM_v1 document) Subnet Mask Subnet Network Address Number View 2. Selected Subnet mask to get at least three equal-sized subnetworks Selected (new) Subnet Mask CIDR AaB - AaBbC AaBbCcL 1 Banner h... 1 Bullet - s... 1 Checkbo... | 11 | 12. I 21C Mostly clear Show your workings here including the reason for selection of the new subnet mask 3. Subnets Created [Fill in only the required number of rows / add more rows if required] Assigned to (Department) Styles 13. I 14 I 15 I 16 I 17. ICT50220 Diploma of Information Technology Network Infrastructure cluster Decimal Notation Subnet Mask CIDR tafe Queensland ENG 0 Editing 12:57 PM 23/03/2022 ng 19. 9|| 28 127 126 125 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9.1 A File Paste Home Page 2 of 2 Cut Clipboard Copy Format Painter Insert Design 115 words Arial B I U Network Name Device Layout 2. IP Address Allocation Network Name References Mailings Review Device 12 abe X Font HR Server (Server-PT) HR1 (PC-PT) HR2 (PC-PT) Type here to search Access Router Interface 03 English (Australia) HR 1. Subnets Created [Fill in only the required number of rows / add more rows if required] Subnet Mask Subnet Network Address Number Assigned to (Department) Sales Sales Server (Server-PT) Sales1 (PC-PT) A x A 123 TMP R - Template - Student Handout v1.1 A Aa aby - Network Address IP Address O IP Address Network Address Decimal Notation IT View = Table Tools Design Layout CIDR Paragraph ICTNWK542_ICTNWK543_AT3_Tasks Templates_LHO_TQM_v1 - Word (Product Activation Fail... Tell me what you want to do... Subnet Mask Default Gateway (if applicable) Subnet Mask 19 AaB Aa BbC Aa BbCcc AaBb 1 Banner h... 1 Bullet-s... 1 Checkbo... 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I 13 I 14 I T Subnet Mask Default Gateway (if applicable) Find ab Replace Select Editing 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | Page 2 of 2 ng ENG X 1:00 PM 23/03/2022 Share A + 100% A L File Paste Home Page 5 of 9 Cut Clipboard Insert Design Layout Copy Format Painter G Arial B I U - abe 1,1,1,1,1,1,2,1,3,1,4 References Mailings Review 11 X Font 2960-24TT Access1 Type here to search 1906 words DE English (Australia) A A Aa PC-PT HR1 x A Paragraph 5 6 7 89 | 11 | 12 | 13 14 PART 1 Cabling, Subnetting, and Initial Switch Configuration Case Study 1 The initial portfolio file is a LAN at a business. The LAN consists of two fast switches (Distrib1 and Distrib2), three switches for end-devices (Access 1, Access2 and Access3) and one router which is used to separate broadcast domains. The end-devices are broken into two main subnets: Human Resources (HR) and Sales. Each subnet has a number of PCs and one workgroup server. A diagram of the LAN is shown below. Switch PT Distrib1 2960-24TT Access2 aby PC-PT PC-PT Sales1 HR2 View = Switch PT Distrib2 Table Tools Design Layout O 2960-24TT Access3 277956620 / TechnoVectors / shutterstock.com. Modified by TAFE Queensland IT 1941 PC-PT Server-PT Server-PT Access Router Sales2 HR Server Sales Server Here are all the subnets and the associated devices in the design. HR: Contains HR1 PC, HR2 PC, HR Server, and associated interface for the Access Router. Sales: Contains Sales1, Sales2, Sales Server and associated interface for the Access Router. ICTNWK542_543_AT3_PE_TQM_v1 [Compatibility Mode] - Word (Product Activation Failed) Tell me what you want to do... Prior to commencement, please refer to the Uptown IT ICT policies and Procedure's document. Management: Contains virtual LAN interfaces for Access 1, Access2, Access3, Distrib1, Distrib2 switches and associated interface for the Access Router. 15 16 17 1 Download the following files from the Connect LMS. ICTNWK542_ICTNWK543_AT3_Infromation_LHO_TQM_v1 - This file contains the IP address allocation and VLAN information. ICTNWK542_ICTNWK543_AT3_Tasks Templates_LHO_TQM_v1 This file is a template file, which has to be renamed as ICTNWK542_ICTNWK543_AT3_Part1_yourname. AaBbCcL AaBbCc[ AaBbCcDdEe AaBbCcDdl Aa BbC Aa BbCc[ AaBbCc[ AaBbC AaBbC AaE AaBbCc[ 1 Checkbo... 1 Normal 1 Privacy... 1 red ban... Table Bul... 1 Table he... No Spac... 1 Answer... Answer... 1 Answer... 1 Answer... 18 I 19 For this first part of the assessment, you are to: 1. Select a Network IP Address and subnet then apply the selected IP address allocation into at least three equal-sized subnets. Allocate one subnet for HR, one subnet for Sales and one subnet for Management. Make sure to show your workings of the subnet working exercise. Allocate IP addresses and subnet masks to all devices in the network as follows: a) 2. 3. 4. b) c) 6. Styles The router will be in all subnets, and it must have the first usable IP address of all three subnets. Complete the tables with the names of all devices, their IP address, subnet mask and gateway IP address. Submit template to supervisor (teacher / assessor) for approval prior to proceeding. Save the template file as ICTNWK542_ICTNWK543_AT3_Part1_yourname. b) The PCs and servers must be given a default gateway, which is the router's IP address on that subnet. Creating a Packet Tracer file for Part 1 Open Packet Tracer and complete the following: 5. Configure all end devices with the IP addresses, subnet masks and gateways from the table you have completed. You do not need to put IP addresses on the router. Confirm that the end device PCs and servers are configured correctly by logging into the devices and pinging between the devices in the same subnet. c) The switches virtual LAN interface 90 will be allocated IP addresses from the Management network. d) Set up the initial configuration of the switches and the router: a) Configure the hostname of each device. Use the labels in the diagram as your hostnames: Access1, Access2, Distrib1 etc. Configure the privileged password to be 'class' and the password console and vty password to be 'cisco' For each switch, configure the virtual LAN interface 90 with an IP address from the Management subnetwork. Copy the running configuration of each device to start-up configuration. Save the Packet Tracer file as ICTNWK542_ICTNWK543_AT3_Part1 PT_yourname. 21C Mostly clear T ng Find ab Replace Select Editing ENG + 1:01 PM 23/03/2022 X Share A + 100% L A '8 '|'6 '|'OI ' | 'II' | 'ZI ' | 'EL ' | 'DI' | 'SI ' | '9I'|'' | '8I'|'61'|' File Paste Home Page 8 of 9 Cut Clipboard Copy Format Painter Insert Design 1906 words 2. 3. Arial 4. B 5. ICTNWK542_543_AT3_PE_TQM_v1.docx 6. I 7. Layout 8. U References Mailings 11 abe X Font A A X Type here to search A IMPORTANT PART 5 of this assessment is a troubleshooting reflection requirement where you write a simple report of the problems you encounter, your methodology in diagnosing the problems, and how you went about rectifying them. Therefore, as you proceed through Parts 1 to 4 keep notes of problems you have encountered, and how you identified and rectified them. DE English (Australia) Aa- PART 2 VLANs, Access Ports and Trunk Lines For this part of the assessment, your teacher will provide you with a set of VLAN names and numbers which you need to apply to your network. This information can be found on Connect LMS in the file ICTNWK508_AT2_Information_LHO_TQM_v1. ab With the Packet Tracer file, you created in Part 1, you will need to complete the following: 1. On each switch, configure the VLAN names and numbers. Configure the ports that are connected to end-devices to be access ports which have the correct VLAN number. Review View ICTNWK542_543_AT3_PE_TQM_v1 [Compatibility Mode] - Word (Product Activation Failed) Tell me what you want to do... Paragraph 5 O Configure the links between switches to be trunk links that can pass traffic for all VLANs. Configure the link between the Access3 switch and the router to be a trunk link. At the moment you can only configure the switch side of this link. AaBbCcL AaBbCcL AaBbCcDdEe 1 Checkbo... 1 Normal 1 Privacy... For each switch, configure the virtual LAN interface 90 with an IP address from the Management subnetwork. Setup the default gateway for each switch using the Management network IP Address of the Access Router interface. Save the Packet Tracer file as ICTNWK542_ICTNWK543_AT3_Part2PT_yourname. Copy the running configuration of each device to start-up configuration. Confirm that the VLANs are working by using the appropriate 'show' commands on the switches to look at the VLANS, the state of each switch port and the trunk links. End devices in each VLAN must be able to ping all the other devices in the same VLAN. 11 ICTNWK542_543_AT3_PE_TQM_v1.docx PART 3 Inter-VLAN Routing 1. 2. 3. Aa BbCcDdl AaBbC AaBbCcl AaBbCcL AaBbC 1 red ban... Table Bul... 1 Table he... 1 No Spac... 1 Answer... Styles 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 9.1 10 3. 4. AaBbC AaE AaBbCcL 1 Answer... Answer... In the part of the assessment, you will configure the Access Router to act as the router that connects all the VLANS together. To do this, you need to open the Packet Tracer file, you saved in Part 2, and complete the following: 1 Answer... 11 | 12 13 1 14 15 16 1 Confirm that inter-VLAN routing is working when every end-device in the network can ping every other end-device in the network. Save the Packet Tracer file as ICTNWK542_ICTNWK543_AT3_Part3PT_yourname. 17 Bring up the appropriate physical interface on the router, but with no IP address. Configure a sub-interface for each VLAN with an appropriate IP address, subnet mask and VLAN number. Copy the running configuration of each device to start-up configuration. PART 4 Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) In the fourth part of this assessment, you will set rapid spanning tree on all switches in the network, choose root switches, and configure a management VLAN. To do this, you need to open the Packet Tracer file, you saved in Part 3, and complete the following: 1. Enable spanning tree protocol (STP) on every switch in the network. 2. Configure Distrib1 to be the primary root switch for the HR network and the secondary root switch for the Sales network. 21C Mostly clear Configure Distrib2 to be the secondary root switch for the HR network and the primary root switch for the Sales network. Copy the running configuration of each device to start-up configuration. Save the Packet Tracer file as ICTNWK542_ICTNWK543_AT3_Part4PT_yourname. T Find ab Replace Select o ng Editing 19 ENG + 1:02 PM 23/03/2022 X Share A + 100%