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3 Do the following: LANI: consist of one server and 3 computers using network ID 191.0.0.0/20. LAN2: consist of three computers using network ID 192.0.0.0/29. LAN3: consist of three computers and the network ID is same as LANI. LAN4: consist of one server and two computers and the network ID is same as LAN2. 1. Draw a neat diagram for the above scenario and Connect all LANs together (0.5 marks) 2. Add AP to LAN 1 and connect one computer and four laptops. [0.5 marks) 3. Write the IP address, subnet mask under each device. [2 marks) 4. Write the type of cable under each one. [ 0.5 marks) 5. Write configuration steps of AP. [0.5 marks) 6. Explain the working condition for this design, Justify your answer? [Imark)

Answer 1

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3. IN THE DIGRAM EVERY DEVICE HAS WRITTEN THEIR CORESPONDING IP ADDRESS.

4. lan cable used in same type of device is crossover cable. ex: b/w 2 pc , 2 server, 2 switches etc

lan cable used in diffrent type of device : coaxial cable ex: between pc and server etc.

5.

i.     Setting up the access point as an access point - The Access Point mode is the default setting of most Linksys wireless access points. It allows you to extend the range of an existing wireless signal by connecting the access point to a wireless router via Ethernet connection. It also allows you to create another wireless network with a different SSID and channel on the same local network using the same LAN IP segment.

ii.    Setting up the access point as a wireless repeater - The Wireless Repeater mode allows this device to act as a wireless repeater. A wireless repeater can extend the range of your wireless signal without sacrificing the transmit rate.

To learn how to set up the Linksys access point as an access point, follow the instructions provided below:

Setting up the access point as an access point

This setup will work even if you have a wired or wireless router. Simply connect the access point to one of the ports of your existing wired/wireless router then configure the access point’s wireless settings.

Step 1:
Open the access point’s web-based setup page by entering the default IP Address “192.168.1.245” on the Address bar then press [Enter]. If a new window prompts for credentials, leave the User name blank and enter “admin” as your Password then click OK.
Step 2:
On the web-based setup page, click on Wireless.
Step 3:
Enter the Network Name (SSID).
The SSID Broadcast should be set to Enabled so that wireless devices will be able to detect the wireless network of your Linksys access point.

Step 4:
Click Wireless Security and select your desired Security Mode.

6.

It starts with a basic multi-user operating system. Usually it has local storage for the operating system, but not always - it is possible to have remote storage and network boot for the system.

What gets added to it depends on who provides it. Generally it will include

• network connection
• access to remote shared storage (potentially with automatic failover if one storage server fails)
• distributed login capability with migrating “profiles” in simpler words, you login anywhere and have access to your files and configurations. Trivially implemented with remote shared storage, as long as the host is granted access to your storage.
• remote backup capability

But all of this is layered on the basic operating system.