Business

Assumptions

1. All college buildings, administration departments and residence halls are connected to a BN.

2. The relatively large colleges with 3 buildings have 3 separate LANs each. One LAN on each building. Each LAN is connected to the other through a router that is connected to the BN.

3. All other buildings are connected to the BN through a router.

4. Assuming one router supporting the BN. It will be assigned the IP address 128.100.254.x.

5. Every subnet in the Central University has the network address 128.100.x.x.

How would you assign the IP addresses to the various subnets?

1. College 1 router with 3 buildings will be assigned the IP address 128.100.254.1. Each building has its own separate LAN. LAN 1 will be assigned the IP address (128.100.1.x), LAN 2 (128.100.2.x), and LAN 3 (128.100.3.x).

1. All college buildings, administration departments and residence halls are connected to a BN.

2. The relatively large colleges with 3 buildings have 3 separate LANs each. One LAN on each building. Each LAN is connected to the other through a router that is connected to the BN.

3. All other buildings are connected to the BN through a router.

4. Assuming one router supporting the BN. It will be assigned the IP address 128.100.254.x.

5. Every subnet in the Central University has the network address 128.100.x.x.

How would you assign the IP addresses to the various subnets?

1. College 1 router with 3 buildings will be assigned the IP address 128.100.254.1. Each building has its own separate LAN. LAN 1 will be assigned the IP address (128.100.1.x), LAN 2 (128.100.2.x), and LAN 3 (128.100.3.x).