IT535 Unit: 1 Complete Solution

Assignment GradingRubric

Course: IT535Unit: 1Points: 100

Assignment1

Outcomes addressed in this activity:

Unit Outcomes:

·    Examine theissueof dataflowand selecting thenetworkmedia. ·      Test techniques for IPallocationandsubnet design.

·    Analyze the difference between staticand dynamic routing protocols. ·      Explain the difference indistancevector and linkstate protocols.

Course Outcomes:

IT535-1: Analyze switching, LAN,andInternet routing protocols.

Assignment Instructions

For IPv4,IANA specifies three private setsof IPaddress spaces, 10.0.0.0-10.255.255.255, 172.16.0.0 -172.31.255.255, and 192.168.0.0 -192.168.255.255.As noted in Discussion2for Unit1, all systems addressedwith aprivate address cannot be seenacross the public Internet.Themost commonlyused method for allowinga system using aprivate IP address to access thepublic Internetis NAT (networkaddress translation), althoughthere areafewothermethods.ResearchIPv4 NATand analyze thegeneraladvantages and disadvantages tousing NATforaLAN.What are thesecurity implicationsofusing IPv4 NAT?Howdoes the IPv6 version ofNAT differfrom IPv4 NAT?Will NATstill benecessary once a LAN has beenmigrated to IPv6?Whywould you notsimplyuse publicIP addresses onthe LAN, rather than NAT?

1.Based onyour research, write an 8to 10 page paper that analyzes the use of NAT in both IPv4 and IPv6.Contrast and compare the uses, similarities, and differences between thetwo versions.

Directionsfor Submitting YourAssignment:

Compose yourAssignmentin a MicrosoftWord® document and save it as Username-IT535 Assignment-Unit#.doc (Example:TAllen- IT535Assignment-Unit1.doc). Submityour file by selecting theUnit 1: Assignment DropboxbytheendofUnit1.

Assignment Requirements:

Allpapersmust meet these standardrequirements:

·    Paper followsAPAformatting.

·    Lengthis 8–10 pages long,notincluding references and cover page. · No morethan three bulletedorlisted points per paper.

·    No morethanone directquote per page froma referencesource andthosequotesmust be properlycited within thebody and in thereferences at theend of thepaper.

·    Title page

·    Referencepage·      No spellingerrors

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