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Networking Case Study
Case Study: SMART GILAS

A Case Study submitted to:
Engr. Juan Paulo Hilario Magcuyao
In partial fulfillment
Of the requirements For the course

NETWORKING 2

Refuerzo, Ray Kristoffer N.
Ignacio, Sacha Yhen
Carandang, Hazen Carlo
Reales , Emerlito Jr.

The ISP, CHINA, SMARTGILAS and CHINESETAIPEI routers can only be reached through FIBAASIA initially by configuring the right interface.

VTY password: Name of proponents (1st member) privileged exec mode password: Name of proponent (2nd member)

IP Addressing (VLSM)

Class B address : 172.20.0.0/16 Number of Host: 10000 CHINA_A_LAN (attached CHINA Fa0/0) Number of Host: 5000 CHINA_B_LAN (attached CHINA Fa0/1) Number of Host: 2000 CHINA_C_LAN (attached CHINA Fa1/0) Number of Host: 1000 CHINA_D_LAN (attached CHINA Fa1/1)

Class B address : 172.16.0.0/16 Number of Host: 500 SMARTGILAS_A_LAN (attached SMARTGILAS Fa0/0) Number of Host: 200 SMARTGILAS_B_LAN (attached SMARTGILAS Fa0/1) Number of Host: 100 SMARTGILAS_C_LAN (attached SMARTGILAS Fa1/0) Number of Host: 50 SMARTGILAS_D_LAN (attached SMARTGILAS Fa1/1)

Class A address : 10.0.0.0/8 Number of Host: 100000 CHINESETAIPEI_A_LAN (attached CHINESETAIPEI Fa0/0) Number of Host: 30000 CHINESETAIPEI_B_LAN (attached CHINESETAIPEI Fa0/1) Number of Host: 5000 CHINESETAIPEI_C_LAN (attached CHINESETAIPEI Fa1/0) Number of Host: 1000 CHINESETAIPEI_D_LAN (attached CHINESETAIPEI Fa1/1)

Class A address:. 15.0.0.0/8 Number of Host: 50 FIBAASIA__LAN (attached to Fa0/0) WAN: 2 FIBAASIA_ (Se0/1) to CHINA_ (Se0/0) WAN 2 FIBAASIA_ (Se0/2) to SMARTGILAS (Se0/0) WAN 2 FIBAASIA_ (Se0/3) to CHINESETAIPEI_ (Se0/0)

The WAN link between FIBAASIA (Se0/0) and ISP (Se0/0) will use the 200.200.200.0/29 address space and the web servers attached to ISP (Fa0/0) will utilize the 205.205.205.0/24 address space.
Only the LANs attached to CHINA will use DHCP. The pool names are the names of
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