CCNA1 – Final Project
Part IA – IPv4 Network Design (30 points)
On page 2, you will find an overall network address and the number of hosts for each subnet. (Each group’s will be different.) Create the network in Packet Tracer, and then design an IPv4 subnet system that meets those requirements, with a minimal waste of IP addresses. There may be more than one possible solution. Use text boxes to show addresses for each network, default gateways, first and last possible host addresses, and broadcasts for each subnet on the diagram. Document all addressing on a Word document in addition to documenting it on Packet Tracer.
Part IB – IPv6 Network Design (20 points)
Do the same thing for the IPv6 network that you have been given. The only thing that will be different is that you no longer have to worry about wasting addresses. List the first and tenth host addresses. You must document this on your Word document and Packet Tracer as indicated above also.
Part II – Configure and Test (50 points)
In Packet Tracer, create the topology that represents the router you are assigned. You only need to create your own topology which includes one router, two switches and four PCs. You DO NOT need to create the entire topology. Configure the Ethernet and serial ports of your router using the IP address system designed in Part IA and IB. Remember to add a WAN port to your router for the serial interface. Configure the two hosts per LAN, Test by confirming that your PC’s can ping each other.
Also, configure the router with console, enable secret, and vty passwords. Use “cisco” and “class” as usual. Create a message of the day. Configure a hostname that represents your team name.
Configure the switches with console, enable secret, and vty passwords as above. Configure a separate hostname for each switch, this should be the name of the team member who configured the specific switch. Configure all addressing and configuration needed so that any host can telnet into any switch.
IPv4 Network Requirements and IP Addresses
| Network | Host Requirement | IP Address |
| RA LAN 1 | 80 | 192.168.5.0 |
| RA LAN 2 | 40 | |
| RB LAN 1 | 25 | 192.168.10.0 |
| RB LAN 2 | 12 | |
| RC LAN 1 | 60 | 192.168.20.0 |
| RC LAN 2 | 30 | |
| Serial 1 (RA-RB) | 2 | 200.165.200.0 |
| Serial 2 (RB-RC) | 2 |
IPv6 Network Address and Requirements
Use the address 2000:DB7:1234::/48
| IPv6 Subnets |
| RA LAN 1 – first subnet |
| RA LAN 2 – Second subnet |
| RB LAN 1 – Third subnet |
| RB LAN 2 – Fourth Subnet |
| RC LAN 1 – Fifth Subnet |
| RC LAN 2 – Sixth Subnet |
| Serial 1 – Seventh subnet |
| Serial 2 – Eight subnet |
Group Assignment
| Group Members | Assigned Devices |
| Stephen and Conrad | RA |
| Salih and Jasper | RB |
