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The document outlines a series of experiments using Cisco Packet Tracer, including installation, studying network devices, configuring IP addresses in LAN, setting up star topology, sharing files via FTP, and configuring an email server. Each experiment provides step-by-step procedures for achieving specific networking tasks. The document serves as a practical guide for learning networking concepts and configurations using simulation software.

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The document outlines a series of experiments using Cisco Packet Tracer, including installation, studying network devices, configuring IP addresses in LAN, setting up star topology, sharing files via FTP, and configuring an email server. Each experiment provides step-by-step procedures for achieving specific networking tasks. The document serves as a practical guide for learning networking concepts and configurations using simulation software.

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EXPERIMENT-1

AIM:​ Download and install CISCO Packet Tracer

Procedure:

1.​ First search for netacad.com and go to “Getting Started with Cisco Packet Tracer”

2.​ Now Click on “Get started With Self-Paced”

3.​ Register using your preferential method


4.​ Now Scroll down to “1.0.3 Download Cisco Packet Tracer” and click on the link.

5.​ Now select a link for the device you are using.

6.​ After the download is complete, open the downloaded file, choose “I accept the
agreement” and keep clicking next and finally click the finish button after the installation
is complete.
7.​ Run the installed application and choose the skills for all button, now login using the
account you used to download.

8.​ Now the application can be used.


EXPERIMENT-2

AIM: Study of different types of network devices

Procedure:

Cisco Packet Tracer is a powerful simulation tool used for learning networking concepts. It
allows users to design, configure, and test different network setups virtually. Below is an
overview of different types of network devices along with their functions and images:

Router

Function: A router is used to connect different networks and route data between them. It
operates at Layer 3 (Network Layer) of the OSI model.

Example: Cisco 1941 Router

Switch

Function: A switch connects multiple devices within the same network and forwards
data based on MAC addresses. It operates at Layer 2 (Data Link Layer) and sometimes
Layer 3.

Example: Cisco Catalyst 2960

Hub

Function: A hub is a basic networking device that broadcasts data to all connected
devices. It operates at Layer 1 (Physical Layer).

Example: 8-Port Ethernet Hub


Modem

Function: A modem connects a network to the internet by converting digital signals to


analog and vice versa.

Example: DSL Modem

Access Point (AP)

Function: An access point provides wireless connectivity to devices in a network.

Example: Cisco Aironet AP

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EXPERIMENT-3

AIM: Study the network ip address in LAN

Procedure:
1.​ Add two PCs (PC-0, PC-1) and one switch from the device menu.
2.​ Use Copper Straight-Through cables to connect:

3.​ Click PC-0 → Desktop → IP Configuration:


Set the IP Address: 10.10.10.
4.​ Click PC-1 → Desktop → IP Configuration
Set the IP Address: 10.10.10.2

5.​ Click on the "Add Simple PDU" tool (envelope like option) from the top left toolbar.

6.​ Click on PC-0 (the sender). Click on PC-1 (the receiver).


7.​ The message will be sent, and you can check the Simulation Mode to see if it was
successful.
EXPERIMENT-4

AIM: Configure and connect the computers in star topology using a switch.

Procedure:
1.​ Create a Simple Network Setup:
Add Two PCs: From the End Devices section, drag and drop two
PCs into the workspace (PC1 and PC2).

2.​ Assign IP Addresses to the PCs:

Select each PC.

Click on the Desktop tab, then choose IP Configuration.

Assign a Static IP to each PC in the following format (Make sure the IPs are within the
same subnet):

PC1: 10.10.10.1

PC2: 10.10.10.2

PC3: 10.10.10.3 (and so on)


3.​ Sending Data Packets

If you want to simulate sending data packets:

Go to the Simulation mode at the bottom right corner.

Click Play to start the simulation.

Then, use the Add Simple PDU tool to send a packet from one PC to another.

This simulates how the hub broadcasts the packet to all devices, and the destination PC
will respond accordingly.

4.​ View Network Topology

You can now view the Hub Topology where each PC is connected to the central Hub.

The network is functioning with each PC being able to communicate through the hub.

5.​ Acknowledge Packet Delivery

Use Simulation mode and send a packet.

You will see how the Hub broadcasts the packet to all connected devices. Once the
destination PC receives the packet, the acknowledgment will be sent back to the source.
Experiment-5

Aim: Share the folder in a system and access the files of that folder from other systems using IP
address(FTP configuration).

Procedure:
1.​ First we set up two PCs, a server and a switch. Both PCs were connected through a
switch and connected to the server.

2.​ We provided both the PCst and the server with IP addresses and provided the PCs with
the default channel(IP address of the server).

3.​ Now we setup the server for FTP(File transfer Protocol)


4.​ We uncheck all the the services except FPT
5.​ Now we add the username and password to the FTP server

6.​ We go to any of the PC and create a file using text editor


7.​ We go to the CMD of the PC and now login to the FTP server
(FTP “IP of the server/default channel”) using the earlier setted username and password.

8.​ Now we upload the file present in the PC using the PUT command(PUT “file name”)

9.​ The file is now uploaded to the server


10.​Now we login into the FTP server on the other PC using the same Username and
password and download the file from the server using the GET command (GET “file
name”)

11.​We can check that the file is downloaded using the DIR command.
EXPERIMENT-6

AIM: To configure Email Server.

Procedure:
1.​ First connect 2 pcs, switch, router, server as shown below

2.​ Assign IP addresses to all the components.


Pc0- 10.10.10.2 and Default Gateway-10.10.10.1
Pc1- 10.10.10.3 and Default Gateway-10.10.10.1
Router- 10.10.10.1 and Default Gateway-10.10.10.1
GigabitEthernet0/0 - 10.10.10.1
GigabitEthernet0/1- 192.168.1.1
Server- 192.168.1.2 and Default Gateway- 192.168.1.2
3.​ Now Go to Server > Services > Email, Enter the Domain name and add userid and
passwords

4.​ Now we configure Email on both the PCs.

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5.​ Now we send one mail from PC0 to PC1.

6.​ PC1 received the mail sent by PC0.

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