I have created a Cisco network project, designing and configuring a network topology with multiple subnets. The network has a main IP address of 147.227.155.0/24, and the subnets are allocated to cover different infrastructure segments.
The topology includes routers, switches, servers (DHCP, DNS, WEB), and network devices such as computers, laptops, and a wireless access point. I have segmented the network based on the needs of each subnet, optimizing IP address allocation, routing, and connectivity.
To complete this project, I had to fulfill several technical requirements, including:
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Designing the network and correctly connecting cables
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Subnetting the given IP range and ensuring efficient address allocation
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Assigning static IP addresses and configuring DHCP for dynamic IP allocation
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Setting up default gateways and verifying inter-network connectivity via pinging
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Configuring routing (static or dynamic using RIP)
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Setting up and using DNS and a web server, ensuring accessibility from any machine
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Using minimal IP classes for inter-router connections
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Implementing NAT for network address translation
This project can be used for simulating a corporate network, testing routing configurations, and setting up essential network services. It showcases a solid understanding of network design, IP addressing, routing, and server configurations.
IP: 147.227.155.0 = 10010011.11100011.10011011.00000000
Mask: 255.255.255.0=11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000 /24
N1/26: [0...63]
N2/26: [64...127]
N3/27: [128...159]
N4/27: [160...191]
N5/29: [192...199]
N6/29: [200...207]
N7/30: [208...211]
N8/30: [212...215]
N9/30: [216...219]
N10/30: [220...223]
N11/30: [224...227]
N12/29: [232...239]
Server DHCP: 147.227.155.2
Server WEB: 147.227.155.66
Server DNS: 147.227.155.130