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The Wastage of IP Addresses Should Be As Least As Possible

The document contains 5 questions regarding tasks to implement on a given network diagram. Question 1 involves static routing, recommended routing protocols on stub routers, and consequences of default routing. Question 2 is about implementing a network with minimal IP address wastage. Question 3 is implementing static routing without defining WAN interfaces. Question 4 specifies ping tests between subnets routing through defined routers. Question 5 involves implementing static and default routing as needed.

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The Wastage of IP Addresses Should Be As Least As Possible

The document contains 5 questions regarding tasks to implement on a given network diagram. Question 1 involves static routing, recommended routing protocols on stub routers, and consequences of default routing. Question 2 is about implementing a network with minimal IP address wastage. Question 3 is implementing static routing without defining WAN interfaces. Question 4 specifies ping tests between subnets routing through defined routers. Question 5 involves implementing static and default routing as needed.

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Question 1: Perform the following tasks on the Given Network Diagram.

1) Implement Static Routing.


2) Implement recommended Routing Protocol on Stub-Routers.
3) Implement Default Routing on every Router & check the consequences.

Question 2: Implement the specified Network Diagram with the network of 192.200.200.0/24 so that
the wastage of IP Addresses should be as least as possible.
Question 3: Implement Static Routing without defining the WAN interfaces on every Router.

Question 4: Perform the following Mentioned Task with the defined Network Diagram.

1) 10.0.0.0/8 should ping 40.1.1.0/24 via R2-R1-R4 & 20.1.0.0/16 should ping 30.1.1.0/8 via R1-R2-
R5.
Question 5: Implement Static & Default Routing wherever required.

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