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Nebit - 03Lab1

The document outlines a laboratory exercise focused on simple network configuration using Cisco Packet Tracer. Students will learn to check connectivity between network interfaces using the PING command, configure IP addresses, and connect multiple devices. The exercise includes specific steps for adding devices, configuring settings, and documenting the process through screenshots.

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Nebit - 03Lab1

The document outlines a laboratory exercise focused on simple network configuration using Cisco Packet Tracer. Students will learn to check connectivity between network interfaces using the PING command, configure IP addresses, and connect multiple devices. The exercise includes specific steps for adding devices, configuring settings, and documenting the process through screenshots.

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Laboratory Exercise

Simple Network Configuration


Objectives:
At the end of the exercise, the students should be able to:
●​ Check the connectivity of the interfaces in the network using the PING Command

Requirements:
●​ Cisco Packet Tracer

Procedure:

Activity 1: Interface Ping


1.​ Open and Login on Cisco Packet Tracer.

2.​ On the network devices icon ( ), Add a 2960 model switch (​ ) and two

PCs in the End Devices Icon ( ) to the Workspace.

3.​ Connect the PCs to the switch by using Copper Straight-Through at the

Connections icon (​ ). Wait for the connection to turn from orange to green
and then screenshot.
a.​ PC0 (FastEthernet0) to Switch (FastEthernet0/1)
b.​ PC1 (FastEthernet0) to Switch (FastEthernet0/2)
4.​ Configure the IP Addresses and Subnet Masks of the two PCs then screenshot.
a.​ Double Click to the end device, go to the desktop tab, then
IP Configuration.
b.​ Change the IPv4 Address and Subnet Mask. Refer to the table below:
5.​ Close the IP Configurations tab then refer to Command Prompt then ping the
IP Address of PC1 from PC0 and vice versa. Wait for it to finish and do a
screenshot.
Activity 2: Adding new network devices and endpoints and check connectivity
(Ping-ing)

1.​ Add another Switch1 with PC2 Connected.

2.​ Connect Switch1 to Switch0 using Copper Cross-Over.


3.​ Configure the IP Address of PC2. Wait for the connection to turn green from red
and do a screenshot. Refer to the table below for your reference of the IP
Address.
4.​ Rename the Display Name at the Config tab and the Hostname using CLI of
the two Switches. Refer to the table below for your reference.
a.​ To change the Display Name, refer at the Config tab and change
the Display Name. Do a screenshot.
b.​ To change the Hostname via CLI. Refer to the CLI Tab and do
these steps and command lines.
4.1.​ Press Return/Enter to get started.
4.2.​ Type the command enable. (You should see # at the end,
meaning you are in privileged EXEC mode)
4.3.​Enter the Global Configuration Mode by using configure terminal
command and you should see a (config)# at the end.
4.4 Change the hostname by entering hostname <nameoftheswitch>
command then type the exit command. You should see that the hostname will
change and then take a screenshot.
5.​ Send the .doc file as “Group(#), Lastname - 03Lab1”. Submit your output to
your instructor.

REFERENCE TABLE:

End Device IP Address Subnet Mask


PC0 192.168.1.2 255.255.255.0
PC01 192.168.1.3 255.255.255.0
PC02 192.168.1.3 255.255.255.0
End Device Display Name Hostname
Switch0 SwichCL1 SwichCL1
Switch1 SwichCL2 SwichCL2

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