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The document contains questions and solutions for an advanced computer network assignment. Question 1 involves subnetting an IP address and using VLSM to allocate subnets to three departments. Question 2 is about implementing OSPF routing between four routers. Question 3 configures BGP between two autonomous systems. Question 4 sets up firewall rules to allow outbound HTTP and HTTPS but only inbound SSH. Question 5 designs a VLAN topology for three departments and configures a trunk link between switches.

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The document contains questions and solutions for an advanced computer network assignment. Question 1 involves subnetting an IP address and using VLSM to allocate subnets to three departments. Question 2 is about implementing OSPF routing between four routers. Question 3 configures BGP between two autonomous systems. Question 4 sets up firewall rules to allow outbound HTTP and HTTPS but only inbound SSH. Question 5 designs a VLAN topology for three departments and configures a trunk link between switches.

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Question 1: Subnetting and VLSM You are given the IP address
192.168.10.0/24 and need to create subnets to accommodate three departments:
A, B, and C. Department A requires 60 host addresses, Department B requires
30 host addresses, and Department C requires 15 host addresses. Perform
Variable Length Subnet Masking (VLSM) to allocate subnets and provide the
subnet masks.
Solution:
Calculate the required subnet sizes:
Department A: 60 hosts = 2^6 - 2 (62 addresses)
Department B: 30 hosts = 2^5 - 2 (30 addresses)
Department C: 15 hosts = 2^4 - 2 (14 addresses)
Start subnetting:
Allocate a /26 subnet (64 addresses) for Department A: 192.168.10.0/26
Allocate a /27 subnet (32 addresses) for Department B: 192.168.10.64/27
Allocate a /28 subnet (16 addresses) for Department C: 192.168.10.96/28
Question 2: OSPF Routing You have a network with routers A, B, C, and D.
Router A connects to routers B, C, and D. Routers B, C, and D are directly
connected. Implement OSPF routing and provide the routing table for Router A.
Solution: Router A's OSPF Routing Table:
Destination: Router B's network, Next Hop: Directly connected (B), Cost: 1
Destination: Router C's network, Next Hop: Directly connected (C), Cost: 1
Destination: Router D's network, Next Hop: Directly connected (D), Cost: 1

Question 3: BGP Configuration Configure BGP (Border Gateway Protocol)


between two autonomous systems (AS) AS65001 and AS65002. Provide the
necessary BGP configurations for both ASs to establish a BGP peering and
advertise their respective networks.
Solution: AS65001 Configuration:

router bgp 65001


neighbor <IP_of_AS65002> remote-as 65002
network <AS65001_network>

AS65002 Configuration:
router bgp 65002
neighbor <IP_of_AS65001> remote-as 65001
network <AS65002_network>

Question 4: Network Security - Firewall Rules You are managing a network


with a firewall. Set up firewall rules to allow outbound HTTP and HTTPS traffic
but block all incoming traffic except for SSH (port 22). Write the necessary
firewall rules.
Solution:

Outbound Allow:
- Source: Any, Destination Port: 80 (HTTP), Action: Allow
- Source: Any, Destination Port: 443 (HTTPS), Action: Allow

Inbound Allow:
- Source: Any, Destination Port: 22 (SSH), Action: Allow
-Default: Block all incoming traffic

Question 5: VLAN and Trunking Design a VLAN topology for a company with
three departments: Sales, IT, and Marketing. Each department should be on a
separate VLAN.
Configure a trunk link between two switches to allow VLAN traffic to
pass between them.

Solution:
Create VLANs on Switch 1:
VLAN 10: Sales
VLAN 20: IT
VLAN 30: Marketing
Create VLANs on Switch 2 (assuming the same VLANs are needed):
VLAN 10: Sales
VLAN 20: IT
VLAN 30: Marketing
Configure Trunk Link: On both switches:

interface <Trunk_Interface>
switchport mode trunk

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