Internet ──DSL/Cable Modem────────────────── Cisco Switch ──── Office 1 │ ├─── Office 2 │ └─── Office 3 Office 1 Wireless Router ──┐ ├─── Laptop Office 2 Wireless Router ──┤ ├─── Laptop Office 3 Wireless Router ──┘ ├─── Laptop └─── Printer I need to go off the diagram above. You will need to represent the computer, network printer, wireless router, and a couple of mobile devices being used in each office. You will also need to suggest a network class of IP address that will be used in the offices. Each network segment should contain: One desktop computer, specs: A typical middle to low-end desktop computer A single Ethernet NIC Include one laser printer, specs: A network printer A single Ethernet port Mobile devices can include laptops, tablets, and/or smart phones, all wirelessly connected In addition, make sure that all device icons in the drawing are connected at both ends using the connector tool in Visio. No connector lines are to overlap. The Network Address/Subnet ID (first IP Address in the intended IP space) and default subnet mask or CIDR notation for the class being considered. (IP Addressing of individual devices will be in an upcoming assignment.) Finally, in the Executive Summary, discuss how your design decisions for this module met the goals of the accountants.
Internet ──DSL/Cable Modem────────────────── Cisco Switch ──── Office 1
│
├─── Office 2
│
└─── Office 3
Office 1 Wireless Router ──┐
├─── Laptop
Office 2 Wireless Router ──┤
├─── Laptop
Office 3 Wireless Router ──┘
├─── Laptop
└─── Printer
I need to go off the diagram above.
You will need to represent the computer, network printer, wireless router, and a couple of mobile devices being used in each office. You will also need to suggest a network class of IP address that will be used in the offices.
Each network segment should contain:
One desktop computer, specs:
A typical middle to low-end desktop computer
A single Ethernet NIC
Include one laser printer, specs:
A network printer
A single Ethernet port
Mobile devices can include laptops, tablets, and/or smart phones, all wirelessly connected
In addition, make sure that all device icons in the drawing are connected at both ends using the connector tool in Visio. No connector lines are to overlap.
The Network Address/Subnet ID (first IP Address in the intended IP space) and default subnet mask or CIDR notation for the class being considered. (IP Addressing of individual devices will be in an upcoming assignment.)
Finally, in the Executive Summary, discuss how your design decisions for this module met the goals of the accountants.
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