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Computer Network 3b Assignment

Here are the steps to configure many-to-one NAT: 1. Assign IP addresses to all devices as per the IP address assignment table 2. Enable routing on all routers 3. Create a static NAT mapping on LA for inside local addresses to inside global address 4. Define the inside and outside NAT interfaces on LA 5. Test connectivity by pinging from inside to outside using the global IP

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Computer Network 3b Assignment

Here are the steps to configure many-to-one NAT: 1. Assign IP addresses to all devices as per the IP address assignment table 2. Enable routing on all routers 3. Create a static NAT mapping on LA for inside local addresses to inside global address 4. Define the inside and outside NAT interfaces on LA 5. Test connectivity by pinging from inside to outside using the global IP

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SCHOOL: ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT: TELECOMMUNICATION

SUBJECT: COMPUTER NETWORK 3B(A1)

Noor Theron(2021026782)

Deon Makgase(2021026459)

Karombo Matheus(2021026903)

Question 1

Subnetting

Group 8: Network address 192.200.1.0/24 Subnet mask 255.255.255.224

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Answer five simple questions:

1. How many subnets does the subnet mask produce?


 the subnet mask 255.255.255.224 produces 32 subnets from the original network
address 192.200.1.0/24.
2. How many valid hosts per subnet?
Number of Subnets = 2^(Number of Host Bits in Subnet Mask) – 2
=2^(5)-2
= Each with 30 hosts.
3. What are the valid subnets?

 Subnet 192.200.1.0/27 (Usable IP range: 192.200.1.1 to 192.200.1.30, with the


network address 192.200.1.0 and the broadcast address 192.200.1.31).
 Subnet 192.200.1.32/27 (Usable IP range: 192.200.1.33 to 192.200.1.62, with the
network address 192.200.1.32 and the broadcast address 192.200.1.63).
 Subnet 192.200.1.64/27 (Usable IP range: 192.200.1.65 to 192.200.1.94, with the
network address 192.200.1.64 and the broadcast address 192.200.1.95).
 Subnet 192.200.1.96/27 (Usable IP range: 192.200.1.97 to 192.200.1.126, with the
network address 192.200.1.96 and the broadcast address 192.200.1.127).
 Subnet 192.200.1.128/27 (Usable IP range: 192.200.1.129 to 192.200.1.158, with the
network address 192.200.1.128 and the broadcast address 192.200.1.159).
 Subnet 192.200.1.160/27 (Usable IP range: 192.200.1.161 to 192.200.1.190, with the
network address 192.200.1.160 and the broadcast address 192.200.1.191).
 Subnet 192.200.1.192/27 (Usable IP range: 192.200.1.193 to 192.200.1.222, with the
network address 192.200.1.192 and the broadcast address 192.200.1.223).
 Subnet 192.200.1.224/27 (Usable IP range: 192.200.1.225 to 192.200.1.254, with the
network address 192.200.1.224 and the broadcast address 192.200.1.255).

4. What are the valid hosts in each subnet?


 Subnet 192.200.1.0/27:
 Usable IP range: 192.200.1.1 to 192.200.1.30
 Subnet 192.200.1.32/27:
 Usable IP range: 192.200.1.33 to 192.200.1.62
 Subnet 192.200.1.64/27:
 Usable IP range: 192.200.1.65 to 192.200.1.94
 Subnet 192.200.1.96/27:
 Usable IP range: 192.200.1.97 to 192.200.1.126
 Subnet 192.200.1.128/27:
 Usable IP range: 192.200.1.129 to 192.200.1.158
 Subnet 192.200.1.160/27:
 Usable IP range: 192.200.1.161 to 192.200.1.190
 Subnet 192.200.1.192/27:
 Usable IP range: 192.200.1.193 to 192.200.1.222
 Subnet 192.200.1.224/27:
 Usable IP range: 192.200.1.225 to 192.200.1.254

5. What is the broadcast address of each subnet?


 Subnet 192.200.1.0/27:
 Broadcast address: 192.200.1.31
 Subnet 192.200.1.32/27:
 Broadcast address: 192.200.1.63
 Subnet 192.200.1.64/27:
 Broadcast address: 192.200.1.95
 Subnet 192.200.1.96/27:
 Broadcast address: 192.200.1.127
 Subnet 192.200.1.128/27:
 Broadcast address: 192.200.1.159
 Subnet 192.200.1.160/27:
 Broadcast address: 192.200.1.191
 Subnet 192.200.1.192/27:
 Broadcast address: 192.200.1.223
 Subnet 192.200.1.224/27:
 Broadcast address: 192.200.1.255
Question 2

Lab Exercise: Many-to-one Network Address Translation (NAT)

NAT stands for Network Address Translation is used to perform address translation between two
networks, which are identified as the inside network and the outside network in NAT terminology.
i.e, there are primarily two ways a NAT can be defined in a network. One is NAT inside, where we
define the inside local, and inside global ip addresses; and the other is NAT outside, where we define
the outside local, and outside global IP addresses.

1. Assign IP addresses to all the devices as per the IP address assignment table
2. Enable routing on all routers
3. Create IP NAT Mapping (Hint: use inside source static command) on LA
4. Define IP NAT Inside and IP NAT Outside interfaces on LA
5. Test for Connectivity by issuing ping command

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