1. Use Visio* to draw a small Local Area Network that consists of one router - with three interface, three switches - one connected to each router interface, and three PCs - each connected to one of the switches. This is the basic layout:

Router

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Switch 1 Switch 2 Switch 3

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PC 1 PC 2 PC 3

1. Copy and paste your diagram on the second page of your Word document.

*Visio is accessible through iLab or via a free download from the Student Software Store

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1. Create a IPv4 addressing scheme with subnets and VLANS for each of the three Router interfaces.
2. Use a public class C address of your choosing.
3. Subdivide (subnet) it into equal parts to support the 3 network segments. DO NOT USE THREE SEPARATE CLASS C ADDRESSES.
4. Add one VLAN to each subnet.
5. Complete Table 1 below according to your addressing and subnetting scheme. Copy the completed table into your report.

Table 1: Addressing Scheme

Device Interface IP Address Subnet Mask Default Gateway

R1 G0/1

G0/2

G0/3

S1 VLAN 15

S2 VLAN 25

S3 VLAN 35

PC-1 Ethernet 1

PC-2 Ethernet 1

PC-3 Ethernet 1

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Combine all previous work (with corrections) into one document and then add the remaining aspects of this project as follows:

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2. NOTICE! YOU ARE NOT TO USE THE AUTOMATED SETUP UTILITY FOR ANY OF THE CONFIGURATION PROCESSES!
3. For each of your seven devices, list all required commands needed to achieve a completely functional network. Include the following for each device:
4. Using Table 1 as a reference, for each device list the proper command-line syntax to:
5. Create the assigned name for the routers and switches. For example:

Router(config)#hostname R1

1. Create secure passwords at all levels (privilege mode, console, and vty) for the routers and switches. For example:

R1(config)#enable secret Password123

1. Assign the proper IP addresses with their correct subnet masks and default gateways. For example:

R1(config-int)#ip address 10.10.10.1 255.255.255.0

1. Create the VLAN management address for each switch with their correct subnet masks and default gateways. Refer to the table for the specific management VLAN designator.
2. Additionally, configure SSH on the router for security purposes.
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4. Write out the full command line syntax to:
5. Save the configurations for each network device (PCs excluded). For example:

S2#copy running-config startup-config

1. Verify connectivity from one PC through the network to the other PC (use two different commands to do it).
2. Display the saved configuration of the devices (PCs excluded).
3. Display the routing table on the router.