Urgenthomework logo
UrgentHomeWork
Live chat

Loading..

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3

{`
ITNE2003
Install, Configure, Operate and Troubleshoot Medium-Sized Networks
Lab Tutorial – 3 of Lesson - 3
Victorian Institute of technology
`}
  1. Implement administrative configuration on Cisco IOS devices

Task Assignment

Implement the following network diagram on Cisco Packet Tracer

  • Configure IP addresses for all PCs
  • Configure administrative settings for all switches
  • Verify access for all switches and PCs
ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 1

1 Create the topology 

Add devices to topology area and connect them to eachother. In this task we need four layer 2 switches (e.g. Cisco 2950) and six hosts (PCs). 

To add switches to your topology area simply go to Network devices -> Switches and choose a 2950 switch.

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 2

To connect switches to eachother, you need to use Cross-Over cable. To do so, go to “Connections” category, select “Copper Cross-Over” connection and choose the interfaces that you want to connect on each switch.

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 3

Another option is to choose the first option from the left, “Automatically choose connection type”. In this case the appropriate cable and interface will be selected each time you decide to connect devices together.

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 4

Last but not least you need to connect PCs to switches. To do so, Copper Straight-Through cable needs to be used.

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 5 ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 6

2 Determine IP addresses and subnet masks to be used 

Before configuring your devices with IP/Mask, you need to define your scope of IP addresses.

**It is recommended to write the Network ID/mask of each device/interface next to it, so you can keep track of all the IP addresses used in your scenario. To do so:

- Click on the “Place Note” icon (second icon from the top) in the right toolbar. Then click on the topology area and type the IP address/mask or any information that you need to add to your scenario.

* If you cannot see the right pane, go to View -> Toolbars and tick the “Right Toolbar”.

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 7

As it is shown in the figure, the IP/Mask that is used in this example is: 

192.168.1.0

255.255.255.0

3 Assign IP addresses

To assign IP addresses to PCs:

Click on the intended PC -> IP Configuration -> Desktop tab

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 8

You need to repeat this for other 5 hosts as well.

4 Configure administrative settings

These settings include setting name, password, banners and interface descriptions

The following figures show required commands for each administrative setting as well as the correct mode that these commands should be issued.

4.1 Name

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 9

4.2 Password

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 10

4.3 Banner

*In packet tracer and with 2950 switch you can only set “motd” banner

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 11

4.4 Descriptions

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 12

5 Save the configuration

For saving your current configuration to NVRAM of your device, following command should be issued:

The alternative command is:

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 13

6 Verify the configuration

1.1 Ping 

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 14

6.2 Show commands to verify the status of the network

6.2.1 Show running-config

To see you current configuration you can use this command.

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 15

6.2.2 Show ip interface brief

To have an overview of your interfaces and their status, this is a handy command.

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 16

6.2.3 Show interfaces

To see the details of your interfaces, you can use this command.

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 17

6.2.4 IPconfig

Use this command on your PC to see the IP configuration of your PC.

ITNE2003 Lab Tutorial 3 image 18

Cyber Security Homework Help

  • Ethical Hacking
  • Networking Basics homework assignment help
  • Inter process Communication/Threads homework assignment help
  • Introduction, Framing homework assignment help
  • Error Detection homework assignment help
  • Flow Control, Reliability homework assignment help
  • Wireless - 802.11 homework assignment help
  • Wi-Fi Wireless homework assignment help
  • DSL homework assignment help
  • PACKET SWITCHING (Network Layer) homework assignment help
  • Routing - Link State and homework assignment help
  • Distance Vector homework assignment help
  • ATM homework assignment help
  • PROTOCOL homework assignment help
  • Network Hardware homework assignment help
  • Internet Connection homework assignment help
  • TCP Extensions and homework assignment help
  • Performance Enhancements homework assignment help
  • TCP/IP Networking homework assignment help
  • Bridge homework assignment help
  • IPv4, IPv6, ICMP, ARP homework assignment help
  • IP Routing - CIDR, OSPF homework assignment help
  • Proxy Server / Lists homework assignment help
  • Multicast homework assignment help
  • DNS homework assignment help
  • VPN homework assignment help
  • CONGESTION CONTROL homework assignment help
  • Congestion Avoidance homework assignment help
  • peer to peer (P2P) homework assignment help
  • Virtual Clock homework assignment help
  • Windows Network homework assignment help
  • Bluetooth homework assignment help
  • Free Practice Test homework assignment help
Copyright © 2009-2023 UrgentHomework.com, All right reserved.