IPaddressing

Naming Convention and Internet Protocol Addressing

"For Royal Palm High School"

1. Naming Convention

The naming convention for the networked computers is:

[ School Abbreviation + Building Abbreviation ] - [ Room Number ] - [ User Type + Node Name]

Building Abbreviations:

School Abbreviation = RP

Building 1 = B1

Portable 1 = P1

Administration = Admin

Science = Sci

Computer Science = CS

Cafeteria = Café

Multi-Purpose Building = MPB

Library = Lib

Room Numbers:

101 (Three Digit - to allow for multistory buildings)

User Types:

A = Administrators

S = Students

T = Teachers.

Node Numbers:

Start with 1, Not Zero, and use 2 digits. E.g. S01

Examples:

RPAdmin-101-A17
RPAdmin-111-T99
RPB4-102-T01
RPB4-102-S24
RPMPB-103-S17
RPLib-105-A02

2.IP Addressing Scheme for Royal Palm High School

An IP Address is 32 bits in length.

IP Address

32 BITS

8 bits or 1 byte

1 or 0

First Octet

Second Octet

Third Octet

Fourth Octet

0-255 dotted decimal notation

(255-0)+1 = 256 different possible decimal numbers

The Internet Protocol Addressing convention for the School District is Internally the IP numbering scheme is a class a un-assigned address.

The Public Address is 225.14.16.0

The Router will Do the address translation within the Firewall.
The Network Class A address 10.x.x.x will be used with address translation.
The scheme is as follows:

10.x.x.x	for the entire network
10.128.x.x	Administration
10.192.x.x	Instructors
10.224.x.x	Students
10.240.x.x	Information systems for various tasks and administration
20 bits are reserved for hosts. Since so many are not particle, the network will be divided up with virtual Lans. With so many VLANS routers will be necessary. However, with the numbering scheme, Configuration of the router will be simple. Breaking up the network with subnetting will require large static router tables. Access to the Wan will be through address translation.