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The project involves configuring a multi-VLAN network for a company with a main office and a remote office, utilizing a router-on-a-stick method for inter-VLAN communication and DHCP for dynamic IP assignment. The main site consists of three VLANs for HR, IT, and Sales, each supporting 2000 hosts, while the remote site uses a separate subnet and connects to the main site via a point-to-point link. Configuration tasks include setting up VLANs, router interfaces, DHCP pools, and static routes, with validation through ping tests and command verifications.

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Project

The project involves configuring a multi-VLAN network for a company with a main office and a remote office, utilizing a router-on-a-stick method for inter-VLAN communication and DHCP for dynamic IP assignment. The main site consists of three VLANs for HR, IT, and Sales, each supporting 2000 hosts, while the remote site uses a separate subnet and connects to the main site via a point-to-point link. Configuration tasks include setting up VLANs, router interfaces, DHCP pools, and static routes, with validation through ping tests and command verifications.

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Network Project

Overview

This project involves configuring a multi-VLAN network for a company with a main office and
a remote office. The main office contains three departments (HR, IT, and Sales), each assigned a
VLAN. The network should allow inter-VLAN communication by configuring a single router
interface with multiple sub-interfaces, each serving a different VLAN (a method called router-
on-a-stick), dynamic IP address assignment through DHCP, and communication with a remote
branch using static routing.

Topology Description
You will build a network with a main site and a remote site:

Main Site:

 The main site includes one Layer 2 switch (Site SW) and one router (Site RT).
 You will create three VLANs:
o VLAN 100 (HR) — supports 2000 hosts
o VLAN 200 (IT) — supports 2000 hosts
o VLAN 300 (Sales) — supports 2000 hosts
 Each VLAN will be assigned a /21 subnet from the Class B network [Link]/16.
 Each VLAN is assigned to a range of ports on the switch.
 The switch is connected to the router via a trunk port, and router-on-a-stick
configuration is used for inter-VLAN communication.
 The router provides DHCP services for all VLANs.

Remote Site:

 The remote site includes one router (Remote RT) and one switch (Remote SW).
 The remote LAN uses the subnet [Link]/24, and DHCP is configured on the remote
router.
 A point-to-point link using subnet [Link]/30 connects the remote site to the
main site.
Configuration Tasks

Main Site Switch (Site SW):


 Create VLANs 100, 200, 300
 Assign access ports to each VLAN
 Configure trunk on port to Site RT
Site Router (Site RT):
 Configure router-on-a-stick subinterfaces
 Assign IP addresses and encapsulation
 Configure DHCP pools for VLANs
 Set up static route to remote site
Remote Router (Remote RT):
 Configure LAN and WAN interfaces
 Configure DHCP for remote LAN
 Set up static routes to main site VLANs
Remote Switch (Remote SW):
 Connect PCs to default VLAN or optionally assign a new VLAN

Note: Each student must use their own full name when naming all devices (e.g.,
router, switch, PCs) in the Packet Tracer file. Any submission that shows identical
configurations, layouts, or content will be considered copied and may result in a
grade of zero.
Validation

 Use ping to test:


o Between VLANs
o Between main site and remote site PCs
 Use show vlan, show ip interface brief, show ip route for verification
 Ensure DHCP IP assignment for all PCs

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