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Packet Tracer - Implement a Small Network

Addressing Table
Device Interface Address Subnet Mask Default Gateway

RTA G0/0 10.10.10.1 255.255.255.0 N/A

G0/1 10.10.20.1 255.255.255.0 N/A


RTA

SW1 VLAN1 10.10.10.2 255.255.255.0


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SW2 VLAN1 10.10.20.2 255.255.255.0


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PC-1 NIC 255.255.255.0


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PC-2 NIC 255.255.255.0

Objectives
Part 1: Create the Network Topology
Part 2: Configure Devices and Verify Connectivity

Instructions
Part 1: Create the Network Topology Step
1: Obtain the required devices.
a. Click the Network Devices icon in the bottom tool bar.

b. Click the router icon in the submenu.

c. Locate the 1941 router icon. Click and drag the icon for the 1941 router into the topology area. d. Click the
switch entry in the submenu.

e. Locate the 2960 switch icon. Click and drag the icon for the 2960 switch into the topology area.
f. Repeat the step above so that there are two 2960 switches in the topology area.

g. Click the End Devices icon.

h. Locate the PC icon. Drag two PCs to the topology area.

i. Arrange the devices into a layout that you can work with by clicking and dragging.
Step 2: Name the devices.
The devices have default names that you will need to change. You will name the devices as shown in the
Addressing Table. You are changing the display names of the devices. This is the text label that appears
below each device. Your display names must match the information in the Addressing Table exactly. If a
display name does not match, you will not be scored for your device configuration.
a. Click the device display name that is below the device icon. A text field should appear with a flashing
insertion point. If the configuration window for the device appears, close it and try again, clicking a little
further away from the device icon.
b. Repeat until all devices are named.

Step 3: Connect the devices.


a. Click the orange lightning bolt connections icon in the bottom toolbar.

b. Locate the Copper Straight-Through cable icon. It looks like a solid black diagonal line.

c. To connect the device, click the Copper Straight-Through cable icon and then click the first device that
you want to connect. Select the correct port and then click the second device. Select the correct port and
the devices will be connected.

d. Connect the devices as specified in the table below.


From Device Port To Device Port

RTA G0/0 SW1 G0/1


RTA

G0/1 SW2 G0/1

SW1 F0/1 PC-1 Fastethernet0

SW2 F0/1 PC-2 Fastethernet0

Part 2: Configure Devices


Record the PC addressing and gateway addresses in the addressing table. You can use any available
address in the network for PC-1 and PC-2.

Step 1: Configure the router.


Open configuration window

a. Configure basic settings.


1) Hostname as shown in the Addressing Table.
2) Configure Ciscoenpa55 as the encrypted password.
3) Configure Ciscolinepa55 as the password on the lines.
4) All lines should accept connections.
5) Configure an appropriate message of the day banner.
b. Configure interface settings.
1) Addressing.
2) Descriptions on the interfaces.
3) Save your configuration.

Step 2: Configure switch SW1 and SW2.


a. Configure the default management interface so that it will accept connections over the network from local
and remote hosts. Use the values in the addressing table.
b. Configure an encrypted password using the value in step 1a above.
c. Configure all lines to accept connections using the password from step 1a above.
d. Configure the switches so that they can send data to hosts on remote networks. e. Save your
configuration.
Close configuration window

Step 3: Configure the hosts.


Configure addressing on the hosts. If your configurations are complete, you should be able to ping all devices
in the topology.

End of document

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