DHCP at home wireless network plus security

1. if the last 2 digit number of your student ID is less than 9, then assume the number of devices need to be connected would be the SUM of your last 2 digits of your student ID PLUS 40; or if your 2 digit number is larger than 9, ADD 50 to your last 2 digit number would be the total number of devices need to be connected; (for example, if the last two digits of your student ID is 06; then devices need to be supported in your wi-fi network is 46; if the last two digits of your student ID is 23, then the deivce number is 73); design your home wireless network with security in mind and explain your rational behind your design; 2. your network must be able to support total device number up to the above sum; 3. you must highlight your wireshark capture about the MAC address of your device, its private IP address, your official IP address in the HTTP communication, along with netmask, broadcast and subnet addresses. 4. What are your router/AccessPoint manufacture’s default settings like subnet, gateway address, default gateway admin account password? 5. Use wireshark to monitor the process of how a new coming mobile device accquiring an IP address from your network, screen shots plus brief description to demonstrate DHCP discover, DHCP offer, DHCP request and DHCP ACK process 5a. in writing, identify your netmask, number of usable IP address range, subnet and broadcast address for your subnet, gateway address, DHCP lease time, DNS server, physical (or hardware or MAC) address; 5b. Highlight in the wireshark capture screenshots the following entries, your mobile device MAC address, your DHCP server, DNS server and gateway address in support your statements in 3a 6. wireshark to capture the NATed out-bound HTTP syn request and inbound HTTP responses in a 3-way handshake process; identify your official (or public) IP address assigned by your ISP, your device’s private IP address, how NAT works. Hightlight these key objects in your 3-way handshake HTTP communications, along with these public & private IP addresses; 7. Optionally as a bonus, including any Access Control beyond encrypted password protection of your WiFi network, and any other measurements in securing your wi-fi network at home.