se the following table to create your VLSM design. Please use CIDR notation for your subnet masks. Some cells have been filled out for you, though you can start plotting the Class C subnets on any serial point-to-point connection pair you want.

Networking by Geoffrey

CIT 247 Lab 8: VLSM Design and Implementation

Instructions:

Please answer the questions below and include screenshots when requested.

When you are finished, add your last name or NKU username to the beginning of this document’s filename. After this, upload this lab report alongside your GNS3 work to Canvas.

*If you worked with a lab partner, please add his or her name after yours and separate the names with a semicolon. If not, simply delete the partner’s placeholder text.

Questions:

Q1.1: Use the following table to create your VLSM design. Please use CIDR notation for your subnet masks. Some cells have been filled out for you, though you can start plotting the Class C subnets on any serial point-to-point connection pair you want.

LOCATION SUBNET

MASK

 SUBNET

ID

 BROADCAST ADDR. FIRST

USABLE

HOST ADDR.

 LAST

USABLE

HOST ADDR.
LOCAL AREA NETWORKS
Ohio   10.0.0.0   10.0.0.1  
Michigan          
Kentucky          
Indiana          
SERIAL POINT-TO-POINT CONNECTIONS
Kentucky to Ohio   192.168.1.0   192.168.1.1  
Ohio to Michigan          
Michigan to Indiana          
Indiana to Kentucky          

Q2.1: Take a screenshot of the three successful ping tests from the computer you selected.