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The document describes a networking assignment to design a network for a two-floor building using Cisco Packet Tracer, including separate routers for each floor, common services like DHCP, email and FTP servers, and computer labs on each floor with requirements like proper IP addressing and organized cable management.

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CN Lab Assignment 02

The document describes a networking assignment to design a network for a two-floor building using Cisco Packet Tracer, including separate routers for each floor, common services like DHCP, email and FTP servers, and computer labs on each floor with requirements like proper IP addressing and organized cable management.

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COMPUTER NETWORKS

SEMESTER-IV
ASSIGNMENT 02

Name: Sarwajeet Pratap Singh


PRN: 20220802013
Batch: A1

Aim:
Create a networking assignment using Cisco Packet Tracer for a two-floor building with
separate routers on each floor, along with common services like DHCP, email, and FTP
servers.
Objective:
Design and implement a network for a two-floor building using Cisco
Packet Tracer, including separate routers for each floor, common services, and
computer labs.

Requirements:
1) Two router (one for each floor)
2) Common services: DHCP server, email server and FTP sever
3) Atleast 5 computer labs on each floor.
4) Each lab contains at least 7 PC.
5) Use of wall mounts and patch panels are mandatory.
6) Proper IP addressing scheme for both floors.
NETWORK DIAGRAM:

1) Building Layout:
o The building consists of two floors.
o Each floor hosts multiple computer labs.
o Placement of routers and servers:
o Router 1: Placed on Floor 1
o Router 2: Placed on Floor 2
o Common services (DHCP, email, FTP servers): Placed centrally for
accessibility from both floors.
o Wall mounts and patch panels are used for organized cable management.
2) Network Setup:
IP Addressing Scheme:
o Floor 1: Subnet 192.168.1.0/24
o Floor 2: Subnet 192.168.2.0/24
Configuring: Routers
 Router 1
 IP Address: 192.168.1.1
 Interfaces: Connected to Floor 1 devices
 Router 2:
 IP Address: 192.168.2.1
 Interfaces: Connected to Floor 2 devices
 Routing: Set up routing between routers to facilitate inter-floor
communication.

3) Server Configuration:
Common Services
 DHCP Server:
 Configured to provide IP addresses for both floors.
 Email Server (SMTP):
 Configured for email communication across the network.
 FTP Server:
 Configured for file sharing among devices.
4) Computer Labs Setup:
Configuration:
 Each computer lab configured with appropriate IP settings.
 Different subnets assigned to each lab on both floors for efficient network
management.
 Connectivity tested within each lab and with other network devices.

5) Testing and Troubleshooting:


Testing:
 Connectivity between devices tested thoroughly.
 Functionality of DHCP, email, and FTP services verified across both floors.
Troubleshooting:
 Identified and resolved any connectivity issues promptly.
 Ensured correct IP configurations and routing configurations.

6) Device Requirements:
 ISR4331 routers:
 Two routers are required, one for each floor.
 Switch PT-Empty:
 One switch per floor for connecting the computer labs.
 PCs:
 5 labs/floor*7 PCs/lab*2Floors = 70PCs.

7) IP addressing Table:

8) Functionality and Accessibility of Services:


DHCP Service:
Functionality:
 The DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) service is responsible for
automatically assigning IP addresses to devices on the network.
 It eliminates the need for manual configuration of IP addresses, subnet masks,
and default gateways on each device.
Accessibility:
 DHCP service is implemented using a dedicated DHCP server.
 The DHCP server is configured with DHCP pools for each subnet (Floor 1 and
Floor 2).
 DHCP clients (PCs) are configured to obtain IP addresses automatically.
 To verify functionality:
 PCs should successfully obtain IP addresses from the DHCP server.
 Assigned IP addresses should be within the specified ranges for each subnet.
 PCs should be able to communicate with other devices on the network using the
assigned IP addresses.
Email Service:
Functionality:
 The email service enables communication through electronic mail (email)
between users on the network.
 It utilizes standard email protocols such as SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer
Protocol) for sending and receiving emails.
Accessibility:
 An email server (SMTP) is configured to handle email communication within the
network.
 The email server is centrally located for accessibility from both floors.
 To verify functionality:
 Users should be able to send and receive emails within the network.
 Email clients (e.g., Outlook, Thunderbird) should be configured with appropriate
email server settings.
 Emails should be successfully delivered to recipients within the network. FTP
Service: Functionality:
 The FTP (File Transfer Protocol) service enables file sharing and transfer between
devices on the network.
 It allows users to upload, download, and manage files stored on an FTP server.
Accessibility:
 An FTP server is configured to host shared files accessible to users within the
network.
 The FTP server is centrally located for accessibility from both floors.
 To verify functionality:
 Users should be able to connect to the FTP server using FTP client software (e.g.,
FileZilla).
 Users should be able to upload and download files to and from the FTP server.
 Proper authentication mechanisms should be in place to ensure secure access to
shared files.

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