NETW202 Course Project
Overall instructions – Create a Word document that includes:
- a network diagram using Visio,
- an IPv4 subnettedaddressing table,
- a set of configuration listings (one per device configured),
- a selection of diagnostic and discovery commands, and
- a short, written summary answering the questions listed below. Be sure to verify spelling.
Specific directions:
- This project is to be done individually.
- Read through this entire assignment.
- Start with a cover page: Include your name, course number, instructor name(s), date.
- Start a new page.
- 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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Switch1Switch2 Switch 3
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PC 1 PC 2 PC 3
- 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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- Start a new page.
- NOTICE! YOU ARE NOT TO USE THE AUTOMATED SETUP UTILITY FOR ANY OF THE CONFIGURATION PROCESSES!
- Create an IPv4 addressing scheme with subnets and VLANS for each of the three Router interfaces.
- Use a publicclass C address of your choosing.
- Subdivide (subnet) it into equal parts to support the 3 network segments. DO NOT USE THREE SEPARATE CLASS C ADDRESSES.
- Add one VLAN to each subnet.
- 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:
- Start a new page.
- NOTICE! YOU ARE NOT TO USE THE AUTOMATED SETUP UTILITY FOR ANY OF THE CONFIGURATION PROCESSES!
- For each of your seven devices, list allrequired commands needed to achieve a completely functional network. Include the followingfor each device:
- Using Table 1 as a reference, for each device list the proper command-line syntax to:
- Create the assigned name for the routers and switches. For example:
- Using Table 1 as a reference, for each device list the proper command-line syntax to:
Router(config)#hostname R1
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- Create secure passwords at all levels (privilege mode, console, and vty) for the routers and switches. For example:
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R1(config)#enable secret Password123
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- Assign the proper IP addresses with their correct subnet masks and default gateways. For example:
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R1(config-int)#ip address 10.10.10.1 255.255.255.0
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- CreatetheVLANmanagement address for each switch with their correct subnetmasks and default gateways. Refer to the table for the specific management VLAN designator.
- Additionally, configure SSH on the router for security purposes.
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- Start a new page.
- Write out the full command line syntax to:
- Save the configurations for each network device (PCs excluded).For example:
S2#copy running-config startup-config
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- Verify connectivity from one PC through the network to the other PC (use two different commands to do this).
- Display the saved configuration of the devices (PCs excluded).
- Display the routing table on the router.
Remember! Someoneshould be able to interconnect and configure all of the network devices using your diagrams and instruction scripts and have a fully functional network.
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- Start a new page.
- Answer the following questions:
- What part of this project was the most difficult and why?
- Do you feel more confident in your ability to actually build this kind of a network having completed this project? Why or why not?
Grading Rubric:
| Category | Points | % | Description |
| Diagram | 20 | 20 | Visio diagram pasted into a Word document |
| Addressing Scheme | 20 | 20 | Develop an addressing scheme using a subnetted class c public address block of your choosing |
| Configurations and Commands | 40 | 40 | Configuration scripts for each device with additional diagnostic and discovery commands as specified |
| Question Responses | 10 | 10 | Short answer responses to the provided questions |
| Quality Work/Overall Appearance | 10 | 10 | Professional look and feel |
| Total | 100 | 100 | A quality paper will meet or exceed all of the above requirements. |