ITT-116: Topics 3–7 Projects Guide

Guide Overview:

This assignment guide details the steps required to complete the lab assignment for each Topic. You will use this guide
when directed by the Lab Task in the digital classroom for each topic in the course. Be sure to read and understand the
instructions, as well as complete any preplanning exercises prior to starting each project.

Prerequisites:

Cisco Packet Tracer is installed on your computer. A valid Cisco Packet Tracer sign-on. (Refer to Class Resources and
Canyon Connect.)

See Packet Tracer Installation guide.

Table of Contents
Project 3: Local Area Networking – Enabling VLANs & Trunks ....................................................................... 2
Project 4: Wide Area Network and Routing .................................................................................................. 9
Project 5: IP Subnetting, Future Proofing, Expanding, Optimizing ............................................................... 14
Project 6: Wireless Networking, Enable DHCP services. ............................................................................... 17
Project 7: Advanced DHCP, Additional Wide Area Networking .................................................................... 21
Appendix A: Sample Devices ...................................................................................................................... 25
Appendix B: IOS Command reference ......................................................................................................... 31
Appendix C: Address Planning Template - EXAMPLE OF A COMPLETED FORM............................................. 32
Appendix D: Student Template................................................................................................................... 33

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Project 3: Local Area Networking – Enabling VLANs & Trunks

Description:

In this assignment, you will install and configure two Layer 2 switches, enable VLANs for increased security, and inter-
switch trunks for (redundancy/resiliency). You will add PCs to each VLAN to test and demonstrate connectivity.

You will use troubleshooting commands to identify informational items to aid in the troubleshooting process.

Unless otherwise directed:

• Use the CLI (Command Line Interface) to complete networking device configurations.
• Use the ‘IP Configuration’ tab to configure the PC networking interfaces.
• Use the ‘Command prompt’ to execute troubleshooting commands.

Figure 1 Example Completed Project

Project 3 - Instructions:
Open Packet Tracer.

Open a new tracer file (or work with a new blank workspace).

Locate 'Switches.'

Add a new Switch-PT switch to the workspace (see Appendix A: Sample devices)

1. Locate the ‘Physical’ Tab.

2. Power Off the switch.
3. Remove the following interface modules:
a. NM-1FGE in Slots 5 & 6
b. NM-1CGE in Slot 4
4. Add the following interface modules:
a. NM-1CGE in Slot 9
5. Power On the new switch.
6. Right-Click on the switch.
7. Select the ‘Config’ tab.

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 Figure 2 - 'Config' tab

8. From the Config Tab:

a. Set the Display Name to Switch-01.
b. Leave the hostname at default.
9. Select the CLI tab.

Figure 3 - CLI Window

10. Expand CLI to full screen.

11. Press RETURN to begin!
12. Enter Privilege mode. (Hint: enable)
13. Enter Global Configuration mode. (Hint: conf t)

Description: Initial Setup

The following configuration items are typically performed once on initial setup.

Standard settings:
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 1. Configure a hostname
hostname Switch-01
2. Disable IP domain-lookup
no ip domain-lookup

The following configuration items are used to configure VLANs

3. Create new VLANs and set descriptions:

vlan 10
name SalesFloor
vlan 15
name Engineering
vlan 99
name NetManage

Figure 4 Command Examples

The following configuration items are used to configure port types and VLAN assignments.

Enter interface configuration mode.

4. Select an interface to set to access mode.

Interface fastEthernet0/1

5. Configure the interface as an access port.

Switchport mode access

6. Assign the interface to a VLAN.

Switchport access vlan 10

7. End interface configuration mode.

End
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 8. Display VLAN configuration.
show vlan

Figure 5 ‘show vlan’ result

9. Repeat steps 4 through 8 for FastEthernet 1/1, placing it in VLAN 15.

10. Confirm that your selected interfaces are part of the correct VLANs.
(Repeat the show VLAN command.)

11. Configure a trunk interface.

12. Enter interface configuration mode for Gigabit9/1.

a. Switch-01#configure terminal
b. Switch-01 (config)#interface Gigabit9/1
c. Switch-01 (config-if)#

13. Set interface mode to trunk.

a. Switchport mode trunk

14. Set trunk to allow desired VLANs.

a. Switchport trunk allowed vlan 10
-Or-
b. Switchport trunk allowed vlan 10-99
-Or-
c. Switchport trunk allowed vlan 10
d. Switchport trunk allowed vlan add 15
e. Switchport trunk allowed vlan add 99

Adding a second switch demonstrates expanding network capacity while retaining VLAN (broadcast domain) efficiencies.

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 15. Add a second SWITCH-PT device.
a. Power off, remove the NM-1FGE modules.
b. Add NM-1CGE in Slot 9.

16. Repeat the administrative and interface configuration steps from the previous section for the second switch.
a. Use Switch-02 as the hostname and display name.
b. Create the same VLANs, assign the same ports, VLANs, and trunks.
17. Continue here once Switch-02 is ready.

Use the connector tool to connect Switch-01 to Switch-02.

18. Use a Cross-Over ethernet cable to connect Gigabit 9/1 on Switch-01 to Gigabit 9/1 on
Switch-02.

Figure 6 Cross-over cable

Add two PC devices to each switch to demonstrate network connectivity.

Locate ‘Devices.’

For Switch-01:

19. Add one PC to the drawing.

a. Locate ‘Config’.
b. Set display name to ‘Sales-PC1 (192.168.10.100)’.

Figure 7 PC Device Label

20. Configure its IP address: (see Figure 8 below)

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 a. Locate ‘Desktop’.
b. Locate ‘IP Configuration’.
c. Set the IP address to ‘192.168.10.100’ .
d. Leave subnet mask as default (255.255.255.0).
e. Set the default gateway to 192.168.10.1
f. Do not set a DNS.

Figure 8 Desktop > IP Configuration

21. Connect this PC from its ethernet port to FastEthernet0/1 on Switch-01.

22. Add another PC to the drawing (near Switch-01):

a. Set the display name to ‘Engineering-PC1 (192.168.15.100)’.
b. Set the IP address to ‘192.168.15.100’.
c. Leave the subnet mask as default (255.255.255.0).
d. Configure a default gateway (192.168.15.1).

23. Using the connector tool, connect this PC from its ethernet port to the Switch-01 port in VLAN 15.

24. Repeat each step for Switch-02, with the following changes:
Assign 192.168.10.101 to the PC in VLAN 10, Label it ‘Sales-PC2 (192.168.10.101)’.
Assign 192.168.15.101 to the PC in VLAN 15, Label it ‘Engineering-PC2 (192.168.15.101)’.
a. Set the gateways on both devices to be consistent with other devices in the same VLAN.

Description: Test your network.

Using commands learned in the OSI troubleshooting topic, verify configuration information and test network
connectivity. You may need to review Topic 2 (network configuration). You may also need to verify and correct some of
your configuration steps in this activity.

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Confirm your work:

Investigate following scenarios:

1. Using the command prompt and the appropriate windows command, confirm that each device is properly
configured with an IP address, Subnet Mask, and Default gateway.
a. Are you able to identify the interface configuration items?

i. If not - review your device configurations and correct as needed.

2. Using the command prompt and the appropriate windows command, test connectivity between each device
in the same VLAN.

Can the PC in VLAN 10 on Switch-02 ping the PC in VLAN 10 on Switch-01?

a. If not, why not?
i. Review your switch configurations.
ii. Follow your troubleshooting approaches from Unit 1 to determine the issue.

Repeat this test for the PCs in VLAN 15.

3. Using the command prompt and the appropriate windows command, test connectivity between each device
in different VLAN.

Repeat this test for a PC in VLAN 10 to a PC in VLAN 15.

i. Does this work?
ii. Why or why not?

Project 3 - Scoring (30 points total):

Configure Switches with correct interface modules: 10 points

Configure VLANs with correct VLAN designation: 5 points

Configure Trunks for VLANs, connect cable: 5 points

Configure IP settings on PCs: 5 points

Network functions properly: 5 points

Project 3 - Complete and submit your work

SAVE your Packet Tracer file as follows:

finitial-lname-section-project-3 i.e., fflintstone-itt116TR100A-project-3

ZIP the file – keep the name intact. i.e., fflintstone-itt116TR100A-project-3.zip

SUBMIT the completed packet tracer file as a ZIPPED file to the assignment page in the digital classroom.

Screenshots are not acceptable.

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Project 4: Wide Area Network and Routing

Description:

In this activity, you will add layer 3 network routing devices to support connectivity between your local VLANs. You will
add a remote location through a serial connection.

You will continue to build your troubleshooting skills through diagnostics and testing using standard operating system
commands.

This activity expands the network you created in the previous topic. Be sure you have completed and tested the network
before starting this activity.

Unless otherwise directed:

• Use the CLI (Command Line Interface) to complete networking device configurations.
• Use the ‘IP Configuration’ tab to configure the PC networking interfaces.
• Use the ‘Command prompt’ to execute troubleshooting commands.

Figure 9 Example Completed Project

Project 4 - Instructions:
Open Packet Tracer.

Load the Project 1 packet tracer file, save the file with a new name.

SAVE your Packet Tracer file as follows:

finitial-lname-section-project-2 i.e. fflintstone-itt116TR100A-project-2

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Enable the branch office site:

Figure 10 Remote Office - 01

Add one new Switch-PT device to the diagram.

Reconfigure the interface modules (See Appendix A – Sample devices).

Remove NM-1FGEs from Slots 5 & 6.

Add NM-1CGE to Slot 9.

Label this new switch as ‘Switch-03’..

1. Configure the hostname

2. Disable ip domain-lookup.

Add and connect at least two new PCs to the new switch.

3. Connect one PC to FastEthernet0/1 on Switch-03.

4. Connect one PC to FastEthernet1/1 on Switch-03.
5. Configure Display names ‘Manufacturing-PC1 (192.16.30.100)’.
6. Configure IP addresses on the new PCs.
7. Start with 192.168.30.100, increment by 1.
8. Set the default gateway to 192.168.30.1
9. LEAVE the new switch ‘isolated’ from the other switches.

Add a PT-Router to the workspace and place it near Switch-03 in the diagram.

10. Power off the router.

a. Remove all of the interface modules.
b. Insert one NM-1SS in slot 0.
c. Insert one NM-1CGE in slot 9 and Slot 8.

11. Add a single PT-ROUTER-NM-ICGE module to the router, place it in Slot 0.

12. Add a single PT-ROUTER-NM-1SS module to the router, place it in Slot 9.

(Remember to power it off first!)

NOTE: Slot placement is important!

13. Label the router ‘Remote-Office-1’.

14. Connect the Remote-Office router to Switch-03 using the proper ethernet connection type.
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 15. Open the CLI interface on Remote-Office-1 router.
a. If prompted: Do NOT enter the initial configuration dialog.
b. Type ‘no’ and press enter, then press enter again to enter user mode.

Configure the Remote-Office Router with the typical administrative items:

16. Set a hostname.

17. Disable IP domain-lookup.
18. Return to privilege mode (End).
19. Show the running configuration. Note the default status of the communication interfaces:
a. gigabitEthernet9/0
b. serial0/0

Are the interfaces enabled?

20. Enter interface configuration mode for GigabitEthernet 9/0.

Set an IP address for the ethernet (LAN) interface:

21. At the config-if prompt:

a. ip address 192.168.30.1 255.255.255.0
b. Enable the interface Hint: no shutdown

22. Using a straight-through cable, connect Interface GigabitEthernet 9/0 on the router to Interface
GigabitEthernet 9/1 on the switch. (Why use a straight-through vs. a cross-over?)

23. Enter interface configuration mode for Serial0/0.

Set an IP address for the serial (WAN) interface:

24. At the config-if prompt:

a. ip address 192.168.255.2 255.255.255.252
b. Enable the interface.

Add Headquarters WAN connectivity:

25. Add a PT-ROUTER router to the ‘main office’ (place it near Switch-01’ in the workspace).
26. Remove All default interface modules.
27. Add a single PT-ROUTER-NM-ISS module to the router, place it in Slot 0.
28. Add two PT-ROUTER-NM-ICGE module to the router, place them in Slots 8 & 9.
29. Label the router ‘Main-Office-Router’.
30. Add slot covers for the remaining slots.
a. Why? Read the description of slot covers
31. Using the proper ethernet cable type, connect GigabitEthernet9/0 on the Main-Office-Router to the
GigabitEthernet8/1 Switch-01.
32. Connect GigabitEthernet8/0 on the Main-Office-Router to GigabitEthernet8/1 on Switch-02.

Configure the Main-Office-Router:

33. Set the hostname and, disable ip domain-lookup

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Configure the Main-Office-Router communication interfaces:

34. Enter interface configuration mode for GigabitEthernet9/0.

35. Set an IP address and mask:

a. 192.168.10.1 255.255.255.0
b. Enable the interface.

36. Repeat the previous two steps for Gi8/0, except: Assign IP address 192.168.15.1 to the interface.

37. Enter interface configuration mode for Serial0/0.

a. interface s0/0

38. Set an IP address.

a. ip address 192.168.255.1 255.255.255.252
b. Enable the interface.

39. Using a Serial DCE connector at the Main-Office-Router, Connect Serial0/0 on Main-Office-Router to
Serial0/0 on Remote-Office-One-Router.

On Main office switches Check/verify the trunk configurations in the main office

40. Ensure VLANs 10 and 15 are allowed on the trunk between Switch-01 and Switch-02.
a. (Hint: Show interface trunk)
b. (Test: hint: Ping from one device to the other)
41. On Switch-01:
a. Assign Interface gigabit8/1 to VLAN 10.
42. On Switch-02:
a. Assign Interface gigabit8/1 in VLAN 15.

Add routing to the main and manufacturing routers to enable routing from all networks to all networks

43. On the main office router:

a. Enter global configuration mode.
b. Add a static route to the Remote Office 1 site.
i. ip route 192.168.30.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.255.2

44. On the Remote Office 1 router:

a. Enter global configuration mode.
b. Add static routes for the Main office site.
i. ip route 192.168.10.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.255.1
ii. ip route 192.168.15.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.255.1

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SAVE your running configurations on all devices.

Test your network connectivity.

Ping from each PC in Remote Office to PCs in Main office.

Ping from each PC in Main office to PCs in Main office AND PCs in Remote.

Do they all work?

Troubleshoot and correct as needed.

SAVE ALL RUNNING CONFIGURATIONS on ALL ROUTERS and SWITCHES.

SAVE YOUR PACKET TRACER FILE.

PRACTICE:

SHOW RUNNINNG CONFIGURATIONS

SHOW TRUNK settings on Switches

SHOW VLAN configurations on switches

SHOW IP ROUTING on Routers

TEST DIFFERENT PING and TRACEROUTES to test your networks

APPLY TROUBLESHOOTING TECHNIQUES:

SPLIT the problem

IDENTIFY Trunk, VLAN, and IP Address mis-matches

Project 4 - Scoring (30 points total):

Install and configure Routers with correct interface modules: 10 points

Configure Router interface IP addressing: 5 points

Configure new Switch interfaces, PCs, addressing: 5 points

Configure IP Routing: 5 points

Network functions properly: 5 points

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Project 4 - Complete and submit your work
SAVE your Packet Tracer file as follows:

finitial-lname-section-project-4 i.e., fflintstone-itt116TR100A-project-4

ZIP the file – keep the name intact. i.e., fflintstone-itt116TR100A-project-4.zip

SUBMIT the completed packet tracer file as a ZIPPED file to the assignment page in the digital classroom.

Screenshots are not acceptable.

Project 5: IP Subnetting, Future Proofing, Expanding, Optimizing

Description:

In this project, you will apply address and subnetting concepts to redesign the network address scheme. This project
demonstrates efficiency in address assignment, additional efficiency in router interface requirements, and continues to
reinforce skills in the router and switch configuration process. You use the subnetting worksheet Packet Tracer Custom
Address plan template to complete the planning for this project. Your planning will include planning for future growth,
including wireless and additional remote sites.

Figure 11 Example Completed Project

Project 5 - Instructions:
Design a new custom subnet plan as follows:

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1. Create a new custom subnet plan from a single Class C private address range and the instructor assigned octet.
(192.168.yy.0).
(i.e., Instructor's network is 192.168.200.0: The starting network ID is 192.168.200.0)
• The custom subnet plan must:

Support three ‘company’ locations.

o Main Office: 3 departments and Wi-Fi (4 subnetworks including Vlan 1).

o Remote Office 1: 2 departments and Wi-Fi (3 subnetworks).
o Remote Office 2: 1 department and Wi-Fi (2 subnetworks).

• Each department has a maximum of 10 people and 2 network-attached printers

• Each Wi-Fi segment must support at least one mobile device for each person in the facility.

Use the Topic 5 Subnetting activity, the Subnet Address calculator tool(s), to complete the Assignment Guide Appendix B
‘Packet Tracer Projects’ template.

Apply the custom address plan.

Open Packet Tracer.

Load the Project 2 packet tracer file, save the file with a new name.

SAVE your Packet Tracer file as follows:

finitial-lname-section-project-3 i.e., fflintstone-itt116TR100A-project-3

Using the custom address plan and configuration template as a guideline:

1. Apply the custom address plan elements to each device and router interface.

• Use previously practiced IOS configuration commands:

interface <>
ip address
switchport mode access
switchport access vlan allowed
others as needed

• You may add new VLANs and use the default VLAN as needed, but be sure to adjust your trunk rules
accordingly.
• You may identify each department with a single PC, but it must be correctly addressed in the assigned
subnet, VLAN, and include its correct default gateway.
• You must add gateways to support each subnet as required.
• You may do so by adding additional ethernet interfaces to the router and consuming individual switchports.
• Update your static routing entries to reflect the new custom subnet addressing.
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 • Apply custom addressing to each PC according to the VLAN each is assigned to.
o Be sure to use an appropriate IP address from the range.
o Be sure to apply the correct subnet mask.
o Be sure to update the default gateway settings for each device to refer to the appropriate
gateway for its subnet.

TEST your network:

Are you able to ping each site, and each device in each subnet?

HINT: Apply troubleshooting techniques to isolate the issues if there are any.

Project 5 - Scoring (35 points total):

Design new Custom IP Subnetting plan: 15 points

Configure new interfaces as needed: 5 points

Apply new Custom IP subnetting plan: 10 points

Network functions properly: 5 points

Project 5 - Complete and submit your work

SAVE your Packet Tracer file as follows:

finitial-lname-section-project-5 i.e., fflintstone-itt116TR100A-project-5

SAVE your Custom Address plan as follows:

finitial-lname-section-project-5-address-plan

i.e., fflinstone-ITT116TR100A-project-5-address-pal.doc

COMBINE your custom address plan WITH your Packet tracer file into a SINGLE ZIP file:
ZIP the file – keep the name intact.

i.e., fflintstone-itt116TR100A-project-5.zip

SUBMIT the combined packet tracer and document as a ZIPPED file to the assignment page in the digital classroom.

Screenshots are not acceptable.

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Project 6: Wireless Networking, Enable DHCP services.

Description:

In this project, you will add wireless capability to your packet tracer network. You will add a Server and enable DHCP
services to support automatic addressing on the wireless devices. Use the Packet Tracer Custom Addressing plan created
in Project 3 to complete portions of this activity.

Load your Project 3 packet tracer file, save the file with a new name:

SAVE your Packet Tracer file as follows:

finitial-lname-section-project-4 i.e., fflintstone-itt116TR100A-project-4

Figure 12 Example Completed Project

Project 6 - Instructions:

Refer to the custom address plan you designed in Project 3:

Add a DHCP Server.

1. Add a server to the main office, connect it's ethernet interface to a switchport that is assigned to VLAN 1.

2. Configure an IP address and default gateway using an available address from the subnet you assigned to VLAN 1.

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Add DHCP Services.

Configure default scope

3. Set ‘serverPool’ to provide DHCP addressing for VLAN1.

• Set the address range according to the address plan.
• Set subnet mask for address range.
• Set default gateway for address range.
• Set DNS for network.
• SAVE the serverPool scope.

Figure 13 Example Default DHCP scope

4. Add a new scope for the wireless network.

Using the subnet you designated for Main Office Wireless, add a new DHCP scope:

5. Configure a new DHCP scope / pool using a new IP subnet.

• Limit the DHCP range (Maximum Users) as needed to the number of addresses available in the subnet minus
1.
• Set the default gateway for the subnet.
(Remember, this is the default gateway for the subnet/vlan, so pick an appropriate address from your
planning template. You will use this address again to configure the router.)
• Name the new scope ‘Main-WiFi’ and use the ADD button to save it.

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 Figure 14 Example Wireless DHCP Scope

Configure Switch-01 with a Wireless Vlan.

6. Add three new NM-1CGE interface modules to Switch-01.

• Place one in slot 3, one in slot 6, one in slot 7.

7. Add a new VLAN to the Switch-01.

• Assign port Gi3/1 to vlan 20

• Assign port Gi6/1 to vlan 20

On the main router:

8. Add NM-1CGE interface modules for VLAN 1 and VLAN 20.

9. Configure Gigabit 7/0 for VLAN 1.

• Apply an IP Address and mask for VLAN 1.

10. Configure Gigabit 6/0 for the Wireless VLAN.

• Apply an IP address & mask from the new wireless subnet (selected earlier) to the interface.
• Configure an IP helper (a.k.a. DHCP relay) that will provide relay services to the DHCP server you added to
the main office (it's in VLAN 1…).

• In INTERFACE configuration mode.

ip helper-address <DHCP server address> where the server address is the address of the
DHCP server.

• CONNECT Gigabit 6/0 on main router to Gigabit6/1 on Switch-01 using an appropriate cable.
• CONNECT Gigabit 7/0 on main router Gigabit7/1 on Switch-01.

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Add a Wireless network:

11. Add a Wireless Access point to the main office. (See Appendix A: Sample Devices.)

• Use the AP-PT-AC device.

• Configure Port 0 settings for Auto-Duplex and Auto-Bandwidth.
• Connect it to Switch-01 using a switchport that is assigned to VLAN 20.
• Set a Wireless SSID 'Main-WiFi'.
• Set a WPA-2 passphrase of 'Main-PassPhrase'.

12. ADD two laptops with wireless adapters to the main office.

• Place them in the general proximity of the WAP.

o Remove of the ethernet interface.
o Install an 802.11AC compatible Wi-Fi adapter.
o Remember to power off the laptop to accomplish this task.

13. Configure each laptop for network access.

• Locate the ‘Config’ Tab, and the Wireless0 interface.

o Configure the correct SSID and Passphrase for Main-Wi-Fi.

TEST your work:

• Verify that each laptop receives an IP address from the DHCP pool assigned to your wireless subnet.
• Verify that each laptop is able to ping other devices on the network.
• Hint: VLAN 20 consists of three ports. If you encounter problems testing your work, consider adding a PC
configured with a static address from VLAN 20 to verify connectivity to other VLANs.
• You may need to update static routing in the remote office.

Project 6 - Scoring (30 points total):

Add & Configure Wireless Network devices: 5 points

Add DHCP Server & configure scopes: 10 points

Add IP Helper: 5 points

Add & Configure VLAN 1 & 20: 5 points

Network functions properly: 5 points

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Project 6 - Complete and submit your work
SAVE your Packet Tracer file as follows:

finitial-lname-section-project-6 i.e., fflintstone-itt116TR100A-project-6

ZIP the file – keep the name intact. i.e., fflintstone-itt116TR100A-project-6.zip

SUBMIT the completed packet tracer file as a ZIPPED file to the assignment page in the digital classroom.

Screenshots are not acceptable.

Project 7: Advanced DHCP, Additional Wide Area Networking

Description:

In this project, you will apply previously practiced concepts to your project file. You will add custom subnet scopes to the
DHCP server, reconfigure each PC to use DHCP addressing, reconfigure routers to support DHCP relay services for each
VLAN, and add a third remote site with supporting VLANs, custom subnets, devices, and routing.

Load your Project 4 packet tracer file, save the file with a new name:

SAVE your Packet Tracer file as follows:

finitial-lname-section-project-5 i.e., fflintstone-itt116TR100A-project-5

Figure 15 Example Completed Project

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Project 7 - Instructions:

Add a DHCP Server Scopes.

Use the custom subnet address plan you created in Project 3 as a reference.

• Create a new DHCP scope (on the server you created in Project 4) for EACH VLAN / Network in the network.
(Hint: you should have at least 3 including Wireless.)

• Be sure to add/save each scope with a unique name.

• Set the values for the:
▪ Default Gateway
▪ Correct subnet mask
▪ Correct maximum addresses available
▪ Starting host address – (Consider which addresses are ‘static’)

i.e., for a network defined as 172.31.10.62/26:

Network ID = 172.31.10.62
Mask = 255.255.255.192
Gateway = 172.31.10.63
Starting IP = 172.31.10.64 (why??)
Limit 60 users

Configure IP helper services for Main Office for each subnet/VLAN.

• Add the IP helper address (of the DHCP server) to EACH ethernet network interface on the main-office
router

ip helper-address <address of DHCP server>

Add Serial interface module to Main Office.

• Add NM-1SS module to Slot 1.

• Assign IP address (192.168.255.5 255.255.255.252).
• Enable the interface.

Configure IP Helper services for Remote Office 1.

Add the IP helper address to EACH network interface on the Remote Office 1 router.

ip helper-address <address of DHCP server>

Reconfigure Remote Office 1 PCs for DHCP.

• Update Static routing to include the VLAN 1 network in the main office.
• Remove any static address settings from each PC.

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Add an additional Remote Office location:

Add layer 3 devices.

• Add a new Router-PT.

o Add and enable Serial (NM-1SS) interfaces.
o Add and enable Gigabit interfaces (2).
o Connect the serial interface to Main-Office-Router.

• Configure interfaces.
o Assign address to Gigabit per address plan.
o Configure an IP helper address on each Gigabit interface.
o Assign address to the serial interface (192.168.255.6 255.255.255.252).

• Enable routing

• Add static routing entries to the main office and remote office 1 networks.

Add access layer devices.

• Add a new Switch-PT-Empty.

o Add Gigabit interfaces (2).
o Add FastEthernet interfaces (2).

• Configure Layer 2.
o Assign each Gigabit interface to the correct VLAN.
o Assign each FastEthernet interface to the correct VLAN.

• Enable Layer 1.
o Connect each Gigabit interface to its corresponding interface on the Remote Office 2 router.

•
• Install access devices.
o Add one PC to each VLAN.
o Configure each PC to use DHCP for addressing.

TEST your work:

• Verify that each laptop and PC receives an IP address from the correct DHCP pool.
• Verify that each laptop and PC is able to ping other devices on the network.

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Project 7 - Scoring (40 points total):
Add & Configure additional remote site: 10 points

Add & Configure additional interfaces (main site): 5 points

Add & Configure additional VLANs 5 points

Configure additional DHCP scopes: 5 points

Re-configure PCs for DHCP: 5 points

Network functions properly: 10 points

Project 7 - Complete and submit your work

SAVE your Packet Tracer file as follows:

finitial-lname-section-project-7 i.e., fflintstone-itt116TR100A-project-7

ZIP the file – keep the name intact. i.e., fflintstone-itt116TR100A-project-7.zip

SUBMIT the completed packet tracer file AND your completed address planning template as a ZIPPED file to the
assignment page in the digital classroom.

Screenshots are not acceptable.

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Appendix A: Sample Devices

Router-PT / PT-Router

Figure A- 1 PT-Router

Figure A- 2 Default module configuration – PT-Router

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Router-PT / PT-Router – Cont’d

Figure A- 3 Device Power

Figure A- 4 Available Modules

Figure A- 5 Reconfigured device – PT-Router

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Switch-PT / PT-Switch

Figure A- 6 Switching Devices

Figure A- 7 Default Modules

Figure A- 8 Available Modules

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Switch-PT / PT-Switch – Cont’d

Figure A- 9 Reconfigured Device – PT-Switch

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Laptop

Figure A- 10 Laptop

Figure A- 11 Laptop with 1W-AC Wireless adapter added

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 Wireless Access Point

Figure A- 12 Wireless Device List

Figure A- 13 AccessPoint-PT-AC

Figure A- 14 AP-PT-AC - Port 0 Figure A- 15 AP-PT-AC - Port 0

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 Appendix B: IOS Command reference

Action Command Mode Required

Enter privilege mode enable User

Enter configuration mode: config T Priviledge

Show running
show running-configuration show run Priv
configuration:
Examples:
Show version show version User
show ver
Show VLAN configuration show vlan User
show interface trunk
Show Trunk Configuration show int trunk User
Examples: Interface
REVERSE configuration no switchport mode access
configuration
entries no shutdown
no ip address mode
copy running-conf startup-conf
copy run start
Save running configuration write memory Priv
wr m
Escape to run non- do show run
Priv, when NOT
configuration command do wr m
do Show vlan Global Sub-level
interface fastEthernet0/1 Global
int fa0/1 configuration or
Select an interface interface serial0/1 interface
int s0/1 configuration
Find an interface show interfaces
Interface
ip address x.x.x.x
Set an IP address mask.mask.mask.mask configuration
mode
Global
Set a hostname Hostname configuration
mode
Global
Set a static route ip route <to> <to-mask> <through> configuration
mode

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 Appendix C: Address Planning Template - EXAMPLE OF A COMPLETED FORM

Packet Tracer Address Plan: Topic 4 – Custom Subnet for Topic 5 Project 3, Topic 6 Project 4, Topic 7 Project 5 - Example

Subnet Address Mask Gateway/ DHCP DHCP R: Router Interface

Hostname Department VLAN Mask (Decimal) End
(Subnet ID) (CIDR) Router Start Max S: Switch Interface
R: Gigabit7/0
Main-
Office- IT 1 192.168.200.0 255.255.255.240 28 192.168.200.1 .3 14 12
S1: Gigabit7/1
Router
R: Gigabit9/0
Sales 10 192.168.200.16 28 192.168.200.17 .18 .30 13
S1: Gigabit9/1
Engineering 15 192.168.200.32 28 192.168.200.33 .34 .46 13 R: Gigabit8/0
S2: Gigabit8/1
Main-Wireless 20 192.168.200.48 28 192.168.200.49 .50 .62 13 R: Gigabit6/0
S1: Gigabit6/1

Remote- Manufacturing 30 192.168.200.64 28 192.168.200.65 .66 .78 13 R1: Gigabit9/0

Office-1 S3: Gigabit9/1
Manu-Wi-Fi 40 192.168.200.80 28 192.168.200.81 .81 .94 13 R1: Gigabit8/0
S3: Gigabit8/1
Remote- Manufacturing- R1: Gi7/0
50 192.168.200.96 192.168.200.97 .98 .110 13
Office-1 Airgap S3: Gi7/1

Remote- R2: Gi9/0

Shipping 60 192.168.200.112 28 192.168.200.113 .114 .126 13
Office-2 S4: Gi9/1
R2: Gi8/0
Shipping-Wi-Fi 70 192.168.200.128 28 192.168.200.129 .130 .142 13
S4: Gi8/1

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 Appendix D: Student Template

Student Name:

Packet Tracer Address Plan: Topic 4 – Custom Subnet for Topic 5 Project 3, Topic 6 Project 4, Topic 7 Project 5

Subnet Address Mask Gateway/ DHCP DHCP R: Router Interface

Hostname Department VLAN Mask (Decimal) End
(Subnet ID) (CIDR) Router Start Max S: Switch Interface
R: Gigabit7/0 Router
Main-
Office- IT 1
S1: Gigabit7/1 Switch
Router
R: Gigabit9/0
Sales 10
S1: Gigabit9/1
Engineering 15 R: Gigabit8/0
S2: Gigabit8/1
Main-Wireless 20 R: Gigabit6/0
S1: Gigabit6/1

Remote- Manufacturing 30 R1: Gigabit9/0

Office-1 S3: Gigabit9/1
Manu-Wi-Fi 40 R1: Gigabit8/0
S3: Gigabit8/1
Remote- Manufacturing- R1: Gi7/0
50
Office-1 Airgap S3: Gi7/1

Remote- R2: Gi9/0

Shipping 60
Office-2 S4: Gi9/1
R2: Gi8/0
Shipping-Wi-Fi 70
S4: Gi8/1

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