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DCOM 101 – Introduction to Data Communications Final Project Instructions: In this Final Project, you will test the skills and knowledge gained throughout this course

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DCOM 101 – Introduction to Data Communications

Final Project

Instructions: In this Final Project, you will test the skills and knowledge gained throughout this course. The steps listed below are loosely based on the Assignments you have completed thus far, so don’t hesitate to look back and use those resources. Follow the steps in each section, and paste screenshots when prompted.

This assignment is worth 10% of your final grade.

1. Basic Network Troubleshooting
   1. Open Command Prompt type the command that prints the current username. Take a screenshot of the command results and place it below.
      
       
   2. Gather your IP address information. Take a screenshot of that information and place it below.
      
       
   3. Is your home/office making use of Classful IP Addressing or Classless?
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   4. Is your IP address manually assigned, or are you using DHCP?
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   5. What is the Organization’s Unique Identifier (OUI) of your MAC address?
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   6. What is the serial number of your MAC address?
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   7. Return to your Command Prompt and use an ICMP Echo Request to reach your Default Gateway. Take a screenshot of the command results and paste it below.
      
       
   8. Use the same ICMP Echo Request command to communicate with a website of your choosing. Take a screenshot of the command results and place it below.
       

2. Binary, Decimal and IP Addressing
   1. Convert the following decimal numbers into binary.

1. 2. Convert the following binary numbers into decimal:

1. 3. Complete the following Private IP Addressing information page: