VLANs used in the Mountain Sky School Project for Cisco NetAcademy from Bucharest, Romania

	Cisco Networking Academy TCS - Mountain Sky School Project
	Requirements	Wiring map	MDF/IDF details	VLANs	IP addressing	Cable runs	Router config.	Security	Equipment list
All VLANs used \| VLAN 1 \| VLAN 2 \| VLAN 3

MOUNTAIN SKY VLANS USED

Mountain Sky School is to benefit from the knowledge and time of the Cisco Networking Academy students in several Information Technology ways! Here you find an explanation of VLANS used. Every school needs computer these days, if possible. Having computers and being online allows for so much learning to take place, such a wide expanse of communication and knowledge. It is also great practice for the Cisco Networking Academy students.

They might be a whiz with computers and systems and building a network from scratch is a real challenge! A real hands-on project like this allows them to use what they have learned, to make theory reality. They build teamwork and confidence as they construct the system. It is a brilliant way to learn. Overall, it is a win-win situation!

VLAN no. purpose	MDF		*IDF1*		*IDF2*
VLAN no. purpose	reserved	used	reserved	used	reserved	used
VLAN1 Enterprise servers	8 ports (1-8)	5 ports (1-5)	--	--	--	--
VLAN2 Administrative & instructors network	20 ports (9-28)	12 ports (9-20)	24 ports (1-24)	24 ports (1-24)	24 ports (1-24)	11 ports (1-11)
VLAN3 - VLAN48 Curriculum network (it will be considered as a "major" VLAN3)(*)	20 ports (29-48)	13 ports (29-41)	24 ports (25-48)	24 ports (25-48)	24 ports (25-48)	11 ports (25-35)

(*) VLAN3 is considered to be a major VLAN and will be "divided" into 46 VLANs so that curriculum network computers located in each room will have their own subnet and their own VLAN, i.e. for room number 1001 we have VLAN 3 and subnet 192.168.4.0, then for a room number 1002 we have VLAN4 and subnet 192.168.8.0 and so on till the 46-th room in our high school that will have VLAN48 and subnet 192.168.184.0 (this is the portable classroom P6).