GO/Oso/0/0Internet2960 24TTSwitchPC-PTCloud-PTCloudoPC2911RouterServer-PTDNS ServerDevicePortNICIPV4 AddressFirst usable host address of 192.168.3.32/27Second usable host address of 192.168.3.32/27PCDNS ServerNICSwitchVLAN 1Third usable host address of 192.168.3.32/27Last usable host address of 192.168.3.32/27200.1.1.1/30RouterGO/OSO/0/0You are given the network topology and IPV4 addressing information above. Listdownthe configurations required to allow the PC to connect to the Internet. (Configurationcommand is required for the router).

Here we write simple command to configure the switch to router: ==================================

GO/0 so/0/0 Internet 2960 24TT Switch PC-PT Cloud-PT Cloudo PC 2911 Router Server-PT DNS Server Device Port IPV4 Address NIC NIC PC First usable host address of 192.168.3.32/27 Second usable host address of 192.16 Third usable host address of 192.168.3.32/27 DNS Server .32/27 VLAN 1 GO/0 Switch Router Last usable host address of 192.168.3.32/27 SO/0/0 200.1.1.1/30 You are given the network topology and IPV4 addressing information above. List down the configurations required to allow the PC to connect to the Internet. (Configuration command is required for the router).

GO/0 so/0/0 Internet 2960 24TT Switch PC-PT Cloud-PT Cloudo PC 2911 Router Server-PT DNS Server Device Port IPV4 Address NIC NIC PC First usable host address of 192.168.3.32/27 Second usable host address of 192.16 Third usable host address of 192.168.3.32/27 DNS Server .32/27 VLAN 1 GO/0 Switch Router Last usable host address of 192.168.3.32/27 SO/0/0 200.1.1.1/30 You are given the network topology and IPV4 addressing information above. List down the configurations required to allow the PC to connect to the Internet. (Configuration command is required for the router).

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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Block Address: 192.168.16.0/24 Pont to Point Link WAN1 Usable #of Hosts: 2 Users LANG: Usable #of Hosts: 25 Network Address: ? LAN1 Usable #of Hosts: 100 Users Network Address: ? Point to Point Link WANZ Usable #of Hosts: 2 Users LANZ: Usable #of Hosts: 50 Network Address: ? The network given in the above figure consists of three local area networks and two wide area networks are connected with two serial links. With an ID range 192.168.16.0/24, design an IP plan for this network. Find the network address and broadcast address, and subnet mask for each network.
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