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Lab5-IP Addressing

This document outlines Lab 5 for the CS 2033 course on Data Communication and Networking at the University of Moratuwa, focusing on IP Addressing. It includes details on IP address structure, private IP address blocks, and exercises on subnetting and allocating IP addresses for a laboratory and offices. Additionally, it provides a practical task involving network configuration and pinging different computers to observe connectivity results.

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Lab5-IP Addressing

This document outlines Lab 5 for the CS 2033 course on Data Communication and Networking at the University of Moratuwa, focusing on IP Addressing. It includes details on IP address structure, private IP address blocks, and exercises on subnetting and allocating IP addresses for a laboratory and offices. Additionally, it provides a practical task involving network configuration and pinging different computers to observe connectivity results.

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Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Faculty of Engineering, University of Moratuwa


CS 2033 – Data Communication and Networking
B. Sc. Engineering Semester 3

Student Name KUMARASINGHE HKNS Field: CSE


Index No 200322R

Lab 5 : IP Addressing

1. How many octets are there in an IP address?


4

2. How many bits per octet?


8

3. List all the private IP address blocks.


10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255
172.16.0.0 to 172.31.255.255
192.168.0.0 to 192.168255.255

4. Determine the network and broadcast addresses, number of hosts for the given IPv4 addresses,
and prefixes in the following table.:

Host IP address Network address Number of hosts Broadcast address


192.168.100.25/28 192.168.100.16 14 192.168.100.31
172.30.10.130/30 172.30.10.128 2 172.30.10.131
10.1.113.75/19 10.1.96.0 8190 10.1.127.255
172.16.104.99/27 172.16.104.96 30 172.16.104.127
128.107.14.191/22 128.107.12.0 1022 128.107.15.255

4. You are given an IP block of 10.10.10.0/24

Lab 5: CS 2033 – Data Communication and Networking, “IP Addressing” 1


a. subnet and allocate IP addresses to a laboratory with 30 computers and 2 offices with 5
computers each in an optimal way, and complete the following table
Location Network address Broadcast address First usable address Last usable address
Laboratory 10.10.10.0 10.10.10.31 10.10.10.1 10.10.10.30
Office A 10.10.10.56 10.10.10.63 10.10.10.57 10.10.10.62
Office B 10.10.10.224 10.10.10.231 10.10.10.225 10.10.10.230
b. Create a network as shown in the picture below, as shown laboratory computers and office
computers are distributed among two floors. Each floor has a switch to connect computers.
These switches are connected using ethernet interfaces.

Note: In the network engineering lab, there are 6 workstations, each equipped with three
computers, and a switch. You can assume each workstation to be a floor (as mentioned in the
diagram above) and take one computer each for Lab-pc, Office A and Office B. For this lab a
single group requires two workstations. Thus, arrange into groups of 8 or 9 so that there will be
three student groups at a time in the lab, each group having two workstations.

c. Assign IP addresses to each computer based on your IP address plan.

d. Ping to different computers as given in the table, write your observation, and state why you
could/could not ping.

Lab 5: CS 2033 – Data Communication and Networking, “IP Addressing” 2


Computer from → to Observation Reason
Lab01-pc1 → Lab02-pc2 Reply from the Lab computer. Because it’s connected.
Lab01-pc1 →PC3 Nothing happened in the Because it should not be
Terminal. connected.
PC3 → PC1 Reply from the Lab computer. Because it’s connected.
PC3 → PC4 Nothing happened in the Because it should not be
Terminal. connected.

Note: Each of one of you should do an individual labsheet submission to moodle submission link.

Lab 5: CS 2033 – Data Communication and Networking, “IP Addressing” 3

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