HeadWallRam Inc. has expanded its reach globally and needs to re-layout it is IP architecture. The executive team has hired you as a consultant to propose a greenfield network design. Follow all the same guidlines, restrictions and provisions from Lab Report writing. Include the following information: Full IP documentation (not just an IP Grid). Network Diagram from Draw.io VyOS route configuration (i.e the "set protocols static" commands) that would be used to impliment all route entries in all routers. ONLY include the route commands ISP provides a single DHCP public IP address Plan for ONE connection to the internet connected to the US site Interior IP ranges that the company uses (172.18.128.0/17) Plan a STAR topology for the network core between sites Plan for networks needed for connections between sites Plan for all pieces of equipment to be located at one of the Head-Wall-Ram sites (No routers in space) Think about WHY you were called in and plan for that too! US site has five subdivisions: Sales (40 hosts), Technical (600 hosts), Support (300 hosts), Local Management (150 hosts), Global Management (300 hosts) China site has six subdivisions: Manufacturing (800 hosts), Sales (20 hosts), Technical (1200 hosts), Support (50 hosts), Legal (40 hosts), R&D (200 hosts) Europe site has seven subdivisions: Manufacturing (80 hosts), Sales (20 hosts), Technical (400 hosts), Support (40 hosts), Legal (30 hosts), R&D (200 hosts), Management (10 hosts) Use the picture of a subnet calculator below to help and use /24 for all masks: For the IP grid create one like the one shown below: Show columns: Subnet address Netmask Range of addresses Useable IPs Hosts Divide Join Click below to split and join subnets. If you wish to save this subnetting for later, bookmark this hyperlink. \begin{tabular}{|l|l|} \hline \multicolumn{1}{|c|}{ Name } & \multicolumn{1}{c|}{ IP/Mask } \\ \hline gHost RDP Address & 100.70 .40 .94 \\ \hline WAN Address & 132.235.207.142/25 \\ \hline Student Network & 100.70.142.0/24 \\ \hline WAN IP & 132.235.207.128/25 \\ \hline Secure Client Network & 100.70.142.0/25 \\ \hline SN_pfSense & 100.70.142.126/25 \\ \hline SN_Client & 100.70.142.1/25 \\ \hline SN_Server & 100.70.142.2/25 \\ \hline Corp Client Network & 100.70.142.128/25 \\ \hline CCN_pfSense & 100.70.142.254/25 \\ \hline Corp_Client & 100.70.142.129/25 \\ \hline \end{tabular}.

1. HeadWallRam Inc. has expanded its reach globally and needs to re-layout it is IP architecture.
The executive team has hired you as a consultant to propose a greenfield network design.
Follow all the same guidlines, restrictions and provisions from Lab Report writing. Include the
following information:
Full IP documentation (not just an IP Grid).
Network Diagram from Draw.io
VyOS route configuration (i.e the "set protocols static" commands) that would be used to
impliment all route entries in all routers. ONLY include the route commands
ISP provides a single DHCP public IP address
Plan for ONE connection to the internet connected to the US site
Interior IP ranges that the company uses (172.18.128.0/17)
Plan a STAR topology for the network core between sites
Plan for networks needed for connections between sites
Plan for all pieces of equipment to be located at one of the Head-Wall-Ram sites (No routers in
space)
Think about WHY you were called in and plan for that too!
US site has five subdivisions: Sales (40 hosts), Technical (600 hosts), Support (300 hosts), Local
Management (150 hosts), Global Management (300 hosts)
China site has six subdivisions: Manufacturing (800 hosts), Sales (20 hosts), Technical (1200
hosts), Support (50 hosts), Legal (40 hosts), R&D (200 hosts)
Europe site has seven subdivisions: Manufacturing (80 hosts), Sales (20 hosts), Technical (400
hosts), Support (40 hosts), Legal (30 hosts), R&D (200 hosts), Management (10 hosts)
Use the picture of a subnet calculator below to help and use /24 for all masks:
For the IP grid create one like the one shown below: Show columns: Subnet address Netmask
Range of addresses Useable IPs Hosts Divide Join Click below to split and join subnets. If you
wish to save this subnetting for later, bookmark this hyperlink.
begin{tabular}{|l|l|} hline multicolumn{1}{|c|}{ Name } & multicolumn{1}{c|}{ IP/Mask }
hline gHost RDP Address & 100.70 .40 .94 hline WAN Address & 132.235.207.142/25
hline Student Network & 100.70.142.0/24 hline WAN IP & 132.235.207.128/25 hline
Secure Client Network & 100.70.142.0/25 hline SN_pfSense & 100.70.142.126/25 hline
SN_Client & 100.70.142.1/25 hline SN_Server & 100.70.142.2/25 hline Corp Client
Network & 100.70.142.128/25 hline CCN_pfSense & 100.70.142.254/25 hline Corp_Client

2. & 100.70.142.129/25 hline end{tabular}