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The document outlines a problem-based assignment for a Network and Data Communication course, focusing on the network layer. Students are required to build a small network, configure devices, and verify connectivity, along with calculating IPv4 addresses and subnetting. The assessment is scheduled for April 11, 2025, and includes detailed tasks and marking criteria.

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Pba (Dfc20293 NDC) Sanusha & Mesha

The document outlines a problem-based assignment for a Network and Data Communication course, focusing on the network layer. Students are required to build a small network, configure devices, and verify connectivity, along with calculating IPv4 addresses and subnetting. The assessment is scheduled for April 11, 2025, and includes detailed tasks and marking criteria.

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DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION

DFC20293 NETWORK AND DATA COMMUNICATION

LECTURER NAME PUAN NOR SYAFIQAH BINTI ABDUL SAMAT

TYPE OF ASSESSMENT PROBLEM BASED ASSIGNMENT

TOPIC 3.0 NETWORK LAYER

DURATION 6 HOUR

DATE OF ASSESSMENT 11/04/2025

NAME REGISTRATION NO.

SANUSHA A/P SIVAKUMAR 19DIT24F1098


GROUP
MESHALINI A/P SUTARSANAN 19DIT24F1066

MALATHI A/P RAJASEGARAN 19DIT24F2004

MARKS CLO2 /100


DFC20293 NETWORK AND DATA COMMUNICATION

PROBLEM BASED ASSIGNMENT


Buils small network with an appropriate Perform support and development
CLO2 network device for a given situation. PLO3 tasks on information Technology
(P3, PLO3) solutions related to job functions.

Fa0 Copper straight-through Fa0/1


Fa0/2 Copper straight-through Gig0/0
Fa0 Copper straight-through Fa0/2
Fa0/3 Copper straight-through Gig0/1
Se0/0/0 Serial DCE Se0/0/1
Task 2: Configure Basic Device Settings

Set up the network topology in Diagram 1 in Packet Tracer and configure basic router settings as
follow :

Required Resources
• 2 Routers (Cisco 1941 with Cisco IOS Release 15.2 (4) M3 universal image or comparable)
• 2 Switches (Cisco 2960 with Cisco IOS Release 15.0(2) lanbased9 image or comparable)
• 2 PCs (Windows 7, Vista, or XP with terminal emulation program, such as Tera Term
• Console cables to configure the Cisco IOS devices via the console ports
• Ethernet and serial cables as shown in the topology

Please refer the following Address Table:

Configure the devices in packet tracer


Step 1: Setup basic configurations (12 marks)

• Configure R1
1. Change hostname
2. No IP domain lookup
3. Encrypted privilege exec password: class
4. Configure Line console 0 password : cisco
5. Configure remote access line vty password : cisco
6. Banner $Authorized user only can access$
• Configure R2
2. Change hostname
2. No IP domain lookup
3. Encrypted privilege exec password: class

4. Configure Line console 0 password : cisco


5. Configure remote access line vty password : cisco

6. Banner $Authorized user only can access$

Step 2: Setup host devices (4 Marks)


• Setup IP address for each host based on IP Addressing Table
1. PC-1
• IP Address and subnet mask
)
• Default Gateway
2. PC-2
• IP Address and subnet mask
• Default Gateway
Step 3: Activate and setup IP address interfaces on all routers using IPv4 address (14 marks

• Configure R1

1. Activate interface G0/1

Setup IPv4 IP Address

Setup subnet mask

2. Activate interface S0/0/1

Setup IPv4 IP Address

Setup subnet mask

Clock rate 128000

• Configure R2

Setup subnet mask


1. Activate interface G0/1

Setup IPv4 IP Address

Setup subnet mask

Activate interface S0/0/0


2.
Setup IPv4 IP Address

Setup subnet mask

Clock rate 128000


Step 4: Configure Routing Protocol (8 marks)
Implement routing protocol for IPv4
• Configure R1
1. Configure static route on R1 by using R1 exit interface to reach the Loopback0
(Lo0) network on R2.

• Configure R2
1. Configure static route on R2 by using R2 exit interface to reach the LAN
network on R1.

Task 3 : Verify End-to-End Connectivity (16 marks)


a) Print screen topology with all the port labels (2m)
b) Show startup config for R1 and R2 (2m)
c) Show ip int brief for R1 and R2 (2m)
d) Show clockrate for R2 (2m)
e) Show ip route for R1 and R2 (2m)
f) Ping from PC1 to PC2 (2m)
g) Ping from PC2 to PC1 (2m)
h) Ping from R1 to PC1 (2m)

Section B :

Task 1: Calculate the IPv4 address (24 marks)


In this section, you have been allocated a network address 220.168.10.0/24 to develop subnetting and
provide the IP addressing for the network given.
Site Host
Site JTMK 40
Site JKM 40
Site JPH 40

The information you needed to collect are as follows:


1. Number of subnet (2m)
2. Usable host (1m)
3. Network ID
4. Subnet Mask
5. Default gateway IP
Please complete this information in Table 2
6. First Valid Usable Host Address
7. Broadcast Address
8. Last Valid Usable Host Address
*Use first address on each department as default gateway

Subnet Site Network Subnet Default First Last Broadcast


ID with Mask Gateway Usable Usable Address
prefix Address Address Address
220.168.10.64/2 255.255.255.1 220.168.10.1 220.168.10.1 220.168.10.62 220.168.10.63
1 Site JTMK 4 92
220.168.10.128/ 255.255.255.1 220.168.10.65 220.168.10.65
2 Site JKM 26 92 220.168.10.12 220.168.10.12
6 7
220.168.10.192/ 255.255.255.1 220.168.10.12
3 Site JPH 26 92 220.168.10.12 9 220.168.10.19 220.168.10.19
9 0 1

Table 2

Task 2 : Show the correct answer (7 marks)


a. Given an IP address 209.168.10.15/25, show the correct answer for each of the following
items:
a. The subnet mask (1m)
b. The network address (1m)
c. The number of hosts (1m)
d. The usable address range for the first and second subnet (2m)
e. The broadcast address for the first and second subnet (2m)

PREPARED BY: CHECKED BY: APPROVED BY:

…………………………… ……………………………….. ………………………….


(Course Lecturer) Date: (Course Coordinator/ (Head of Programme/
7/3/2025 Head of Programme) Head of Department)
Date: 07/03/2025 Date:
07.03.2025

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