e table below to plan the addressing for each device. To do this you will need the following information. The wireless router address and subnet mask are preconfigured. (IP address: 192.168.0.1), (Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0) The web server will use the last available address of the range. The printer will use the second-to-last available address of the range. PC0 to PC2 will use the first three available addresses of the range. Table 2 Addressing plan Device Interface IP address Subnet mask Default gateway Wireless router LAN       Web server Fast Ethernet 0       Printer Fast Ethernet 0       PC0 Fast Ethernet 0       PC1 Fast Ethernet 0       PC2 Fast Ethernet 0       Laptop Wireless 0       Smartphone Wireless 0

Can I know which of two machines on the same network has the correct MAC address? That is a great idea. How would they do this? Which network did these two machines connect to? These network devices colliding is unforeseeable. You mean what? Please elaborate.

Q8: what is hexadecimal values for the source and destination address in the Ethernet frame containing the ARP request message?   *In the filter field of the Wireshark window type arp, and click enter.From the packet list window, select the first ARP request packet.From the packet detail pane, select the Address Resolution Protocol.

Using what we have covered in the course to this point, you are to design and draw a diagram that shows the topology, networking devices, hosts, and other devices, if any, of a small office LAN. You may use the Online Visual Paradigm (Links to an external site.) software or any other you wish. You must include at least the following components: A router or switch Six workstations IP addresses for each device or interface Cabling with type, standard, and distances between connections. ...along with a brief description of the network.   REFER TO ATTACHED DIAGRAM FOR FORMATTING