CCNA Lab Manual for Computer Network design in Cisco Packet Tracer

Name: Faysal Sarder

Student, Department of CSE
City University, BD

Experiment-1
 Study of different Network Devices
o Necessary Equipment’s:
1. 1 Router (1841) and 1 Switch’s (2960-24PT)
2. 2 Hub’s and 1 Repeater
3. 1 Gateway and 1 Bridge
4. 9 PCs and 1 Server
5. 1 Light and 1 Temperature Monitor
6. Connecting wires (Copper Straight-Through wires , Copper cross-Over)
Topology Diagram:

Experiment-2
 Topology Design
1. Bus Topology
2. Star Topology
3. Ring Topology
4. Mesh Topology
5. Fully Connected Topology
o Necessary Equipment’s:
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 1. PC’s, Hub, Switch, Repeater and Connecting Wire

Experiment-3
 Study of Network IP
o Necessary Equipment’s:
1. 1 Router
2. 3 PCs & 3 Laptop’s
3. 3 Switch’s (2960-24PT)
4. Copper Straight-Through wires
In the below Network Design, here used 3 different Class’s IP (Class A, Class B and Class C)
And all devices are communicates with each other.

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 Experiment-4
 Connect the Computer in Local Area Network
o Necessary Equipment’s:
1. 1 Switch (2960-24PT)
2. 3 PCs
3. Copper Straight-Through wires
In the following network design, 3 PC are connect to a Switch and they are communicate
each other in Local Area Network.
Topology Design:

Experiment-5
 Study of basic network command and Network configuration commands. Necessary Equipment’s:
o Necessary Equipment’s:
1. 1 Router (1841 Router)
2. 2 Switch’s (2960-24PT)
3. 2 PCs and 2 Printers
4. Copper Straight-Through wires
In the following network design, we see that devices are connected in two LAN and they are
communicate each other.
Topology Diagram:

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o Ping Command, Tracert and nslookup commands

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 Experiment-6

 Performing an Initial Switch Configuration

o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 2 Router’s
2. 2 Switch’s
3. 2 Pc’s and 2 Server’s
Topology Diagram:

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  CustomerSwitch IP: 192.168.1.5 and Password: cisco123

Experminent-7

 Performing an Initial Router Configuration

o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 2 Router’s (1841)
2. 2 Switch’s (2960-24PT)
3. 2 PC’s and 2 Server (Customer and ISP Severs)
4. Connecting Wires (Console cable, Copper Straight-Through wires and Serial DTE cable )
o Configuration:
For Customer Router:
1. Hostname is CustomerRouter
2. Password: Cisco123
All the networking devices are communicates among one another.
Topology Design:

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We also sends Mail from one Customer PC to another ISP PC and vice versa.

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 Configuring and Troubleshooting a Switched Network

o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 2 Router’s (1841)
2. 2 Switch’s (2960-24PT)
3. 2 PC’s and 2 Server (Customer and ISP Severs)
4. Connecting Wires (Console cable, Copper Straight-Through wires)
Here all the devices are passer date each other.
Topology Design:

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 Connecting a Switch
o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 2 Router’s (1841)
2. 2 Switch’s (2960-24PT)
3. 2 PC’s and 2 Server (Customer and ISP Severs)
4. Connecting Wires (Console cable, Copper Straight-Through wires and Serial DTE cable)
 Configuration:
In the below Diagram we see that 2 Router’s (1841) are in MAN and all other devices are
connects to these routers (That’s means 2 router creates different LAN Network).
In these design, I use a Copper Straight-Through cable, that connect the FastEthernet0/0 on
Customer Router to the FirstEthernet0/1 on Customer Switch and Customer PC to the
Customer Switch on port fastEthernet0/2 also with Local Server to the Customer Switch on
port fastEthernet0/3.
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 1. Verify the Switch configuration:
Password: cisco123
Topology Diagram:

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 Configuring WEP on a Wireless Router

o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 3 Router’s (2 Routers is 1841 and 1 is WRTN300 wireless router)
2. 2 Switch’s (2960-24PT)
3. 3 PC’s and 2 Server (Customer Server and ISP Severs)
4. Connecting Wires (Console cable, Copper Straight-Through wires and Serial DTE cable)
Topology Diagram:

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 For check I used ping commend

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 Using the Cisco IOS Show Commands
o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 1 Router and 1 Switch
2. 2 PC’s and 1 Server (ISP Severs)
3. Connecting Wires (Console cable, Copper Straight-Through wires)
Topology Diagram:

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 For check:
ISP Router Password is cisco123

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 Examining WAN Connections

o Necessary Equipment’s
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 1. 1 cloud-PT (for WAN communication)
2. 3 Router and 2 PC’s
3. Connecting Wires (Cross Copper Straight cable and Serial DTE cables)
Configuration:
All the devices are communicate with each other in these WAN Network.

Topology Diagram:

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Finally we see that messages are send and revived by the devices.

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 Interpreting Ping and Traceroute Output

o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 1 ISP Network (Combined by 2 Routers)
2. 4 Router’s and 4 Switch’s
3. 4PC’s and 3 Server (ISP Severs)
4. Connecting Wires (Copper Straight-Through , Copper Cross-Over and Serial DTE cables)
Topology Diagram:

Ping and Tracert commands:

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 Demonstrating Distribution Layer Functions
o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 4 Router’s and 2 Switch’s
2. 4 PC’s
3. Connecting Wires (Copper Straight-Through , Cross Copper)
Topology Diagram:
Test:
Real-time mode:

Simulation mode:

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 Placing ACLs
o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 3 Router’s and 5 Switch’s
2. 1 Cluster (made by 2 Routers)
3. 9 PC’s and 4 Server’s
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 4. Connecting Wires (Copper Straight-Through , Copper Cross-Over and Serial DTE)
The Effect of ACL:
1. Internet Host should be able to ping any device in the network, except HR1 or HR server.
2. Internet Host should be able to access Web server (192.168.0.3) using the browser.
3. Internet Host should not be able to access either the HR server (192.168.40.1) or Sales server
(192.168.10.2) using the browser.
4. HR2 should be able to access HR server (192.168.40.1) using ping or the browser.
5. RandD2 should not be able to access HR server (192.168.40.1) using ping or the browser.

Topology Diagram:

 Internet Host should be able to access Web server (192.168.0.3) using the browser that is showing in
below

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 Exploring Different LAN Switch Options

o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 3 Router’s (2 general 1841 Router’s and 1 WRT300N wireless router) and 1 Switch’s
2. 2 PC’s and Connecting Wires (Copper Straight-Through , Copper Cross-Over and Serial
DTE)
Topology Diagram:

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 Implementing an IP Addressing Scheme

o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 2 Router’s (1841 Router’s) and 3 Switch’s
2. 3 PC’s and 1 Server’s
3. Connecting Wires (Copper Straight-Through and Serial DTE)
Topology Diagram:

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 Examining Network Address Translation (NAT)

o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 2 Router’s (1841 Router’s) and 2 Switch’s
2. 2 PC’s and 2 Server’s (HTTP and DNS Servers)
3. Connecting Wires (Copper Straight-Through and Serial DTE)

Topology Diagram:

Send an HTTP request from an inside host to an outside web server:

We browse the Servers using URL addresses of Servers.

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 Observing Static and Dynamic Routing
o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 2 Router’s (1841 Router’s) and 2 Switch’s
2. 2 PC’s and 2 Server’s (HTTP and DNS Servers)
3. Connecting Wires (Copper Straight-Through and Serial DTE)
Topology Diagram:

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Here, Ticket State Office is Static Routing LAN part and rest of the parts are Dynamic Routing Part.

Experminent-20

 Configuring Ethernet and Serial Interfaces

o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 2 Router’s (1841 Router’s) and 2 Switch’s
2. 2 PC’s and 2 Server’s (Customer Server and ISP Servers)
3. Connecting Wires (Console cable, Copper Straight-Through and Serial DTE)
Topology Diagram:

cisco123 is the password of Customer Server Router.

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 Configuring a Default Route
o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 2 Router’s (1841 Router’s) and 2 Switch’s
2. 2 PC’s and 2 Server’s (Customer Server and ISP Servers)
3. Connecting Wires (Console cable, Copper Straight-Through and Serial DTE)
Topology Diagram:

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Verify reachability from CustomerRouter to the LAN IP address on the ISP router.

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 Configuring Static and Default Routes
o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 3 Router’s (Router-PT) and 2 Switch’s
2. 2 PC’s and Connecting Wires (Console cable, Copper Straight-Through and Serial DCE)
Topology Diagram:

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Ping between routers to test connectivity.

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 Configuring RIP
o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 3 Router’s (Router-PT) and 2 Switch’s
2. 4 PC’s and 1 printer
3. Connecting Wires (Copper Straight-Through, Copper Cross Cable and Serial DTE)
All the devices are communicates with each other and all pc can access to Server0.
Topology Diagram:

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 Planning Network-based Firewalls

o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 3 Router’s (1841 router) and 2 Switch’s
2. 2 PC’s and 2 Server’s
3. Connecting Wires (Copper Straight-Through)
Topology Diagram:
Here 2 Routers are preformed like as Firewall’s

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 Configuring a Cisco Router as a DHCP Server

o Necessary Equipment’s
1. 2 Router’s (1841 router) and 2 Switch’s
2. 2 PC’s and 2 Server’s (Customer Server and ISP Server)
3. Connecting Wires (Copper Straight-Through wire and Serial DTE)
Topology Diagram:

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