Designing the topology for the three new sub-networks and their connection to the main office

Company XYZ wants me to design and deploy new branch offices to their network that will span three cities in Queensland: • Brisbane (1000 users) • Gold Coast (600 users) • Cairns (500 users) VLSM The company uses [login to view URL] at the company headquarters in Sydney with 3000 users and need to use a subnetting structure to incorporate the new cities. Adhering to the subnetting scheme and using VLSM, assign a subnet address to the networks and their links. Access to the Internet is crucial for each office, as well as inter-branch-office networking. The large company’s headquarters is in NSW and the new subnets must have connectivity. For the QLD operation, you can choose any routing protocol, but you need explain the reason for your choice. Elements The goal is to design, deploy and successfully implement their business requirements using all of the following: • Switches • Routers • Workstations • Routing protocols • IP addressing: hosts, subnet addresses, broadcast addresses • Default routes • Static routes • Cables Configuration The following is required on all routers • A router name • IP addresses on Interfaces as needed • A routing protocol (not on all routers) • Stopping unwanted DNS lookups if a command is entered incorrectly • Passwords on all management interfaces • Encrypted password to access privileged mode • A banner of the day • Descriptions on all interfaces • Default Route which is passed on to all other routers as needed • Static route as needed • Stopping unwanted output from the router from disrupting commands as you enter them Deliverables: 1. Report explaining your solution (which includes a detailed topology of the network and the VLSM addressing scheme you have used) 2. Working Packet Tracer file with your name in the filename