Logistics - Network Info
Address space
- IPv4 space: 196.200.208.0/20
- DNS exercises only: 196.222.0.0/16
- IPv6 space: 2001:4348::/32 of which we use 2001:4348:0::/48
Connectivity
- 34MB line to EMI, routing 196.200.216.0/21
- 2MB line to hotel, routing 196.200.208.0/21
Connectivity is through Internet Maroc Telecom Network.
For testing you can use www.menara.ma
We will have enable rights on the border router.
IPv4 addressing plan
(just a thought experiment at this time, to see if we can make the /21's work this year, and I haven't considered the 6and4 experiment yet - geertj)
196.200.208.0/21 and 2001:4348:8000::/31 hotel 196.200.216.0/21 and 2001:4348:0::/31 EMI 196.200.216.0/23 wi-fi network [VLAN 216] 2001:4348:0:216::/64 wi-fi network IPv6 196.200.217.254 router 196.200.217.240-252 access-points 196.200.217.240 ap1.ws.afnog.org (SA-E & office/NOC) 196.200.217.241 ap2.ws.afnog.org (SS-E & SI-E) 196.200.217.242 ap3.ws.afnog.org (SI-F) 196.200.216.1-31 various servers / fixed IP's 196.200.216.32-254 DHCP-1 196.200.217.1-127 DHCP-2 196.200.218.0/24 SA-E [VLAN218] 196.200.218.254 router 196.200.219.0/24 SS-E [VLAN 219] 196.200.219.254 router 196.200.220.0/24 SI-E 196.200.220.6/32 IS-IS testing (bb Router) 196.200.220.65/27 IS-IS testing (bb Router) - VLAN 69 2001:4348:220::/48 SI-E 196.200.221.0/24 SI-F 2001:4348:221::/48 SI-F 196.200.222.0/24 (spare) 196.200.222.4/32 IS-IS testing (Router A) 196.200.222.5/32 IS-IS testing (Router B) 196.200.222.33/27 IS-IS testing (Router A) - VLAN 666 196.200.222.34/27 IS-IS testing (Router B) - VLAN 666 196.200.223.0/24 Backbone [VLAN 223] 196.200.223.1 noc.ws.afnog.org 196.200.223.2 soekris.ws.afnog.org 196.200.223.10-31 various servers / fixed IP's 196.200.223.32-127 DHCP-1 196.200.223.128-143 Sub-allocated SA-E 196.200.223.128 sae-sw.ws.afnog.org 196.200.223.144-159 Sub-allocated SS-E 196.200.223.144 sse-sw.ws.afnog.org 196.200.223.160-175 Sub-allocated SI-E 196.200.223.160 sie-rtr-a.ws.afnog.org 196.200.223.161 sie-rtr-b.ws.afnog.org 196.200.223.162 sie-sw-a.ws.afnog.org 196.200.223.163 sie-sw-b.ws.afnog.org 196.200.223.164 sie-projector 196.200.223.175 tftp-printer 196.200.223.176-191 Sub-allocated SI-F 196.200.223.176 sif-rtr-a.ws.afnog.org 196.200.223.177 sif-rtr-b.ws.afnog.org 196.200.223.178 sif-rtr-v.ws.afnog.org 196.200.223.179 sif-sw-a.ws.afnog.org 196.200.223.180 sif-sw-b.ws.afnog.org 196.200.223.192-199 Streaming 196.200.223.192 streaming TCS3000 196.200.223.193 streaming server 196.200.223.194 streaming mgmt 196.200.223.224-239 Appliances 196.200.223.238 hp3700 colour printer 196.200.223.239 hp4000 bulk printer 196.200.223.240-254 Infrastructure 196.200.223.252 sae+sse switch 196.200.223.253 noc switch 196.200.223.254 bb-rtr.ws.afnog.org
Note that
- this is similar to last year, which seems to have worked well
- classroom IP's are unchanged - no need to change classroom templates
- backbone schrunk to 196.200.223.0/24, and 196.200.222.0/24 is now unused
- this is all (still) pending experimentation
IPv6 addressing plan
To minimize confusion, IPv6 addresses will follow IPv4 addresses. Hence, if the IPv4 address is 196.200.X.Y, then
- The IPv6 subnet will be 2001:4348:0:X::/64
- If a static IPv6 address is needed, use 2001:4348:0:X:196:200:X:Y
- Note that for the wireless (196.200.216.0/23), octet 6-7 will be 216, hence 196.200.217.254 will translate to 2001:4348:0:216:196:200:217:254
- Normal IPv6 hosts will use router sollicitation
noc switch ports mgmt
- 01-10 all VLANs tagged
- 11-20 VLAN223 backbone untagged 196.200.223.0/24
- 21-30 VLAN216 wifi untagged 196.200.216.0/23
- 41-48 upstream/aruba (unused)
- 47-48 VLAN1684 link to ADSL backup
- 49 trunk to SAE-SSE switch, VLAN 218/219 tagged
- 50 fiber to 3800, tagged
IPv6-only hour
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Last modified on 12/31/69 16:00:00