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Practical-1
Aim:
Perform a practical to install cisco packet tracer and study all its controls and components.
Also create topology for PC-to-PC communication.

Software Used:
1. Cisco Packet Tracer (Write Version)

2. Ubuntu (Write Version) Operating System

Description:
Step-1: Take one switch and four PC.

Step-2: Connect all pc to switch with copper straight-through wire.

Step-3: Give different IP address to all PCs.

Step-4: Ping to PC0, pc0 -> Desktop -> Command Prompt -> ping ip address of another pc as
192.168.0.2 and execute.

Figure-1: Terminal Command For PC0

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Step-5: Ping to PC1, pc1 -> Desktop -> Command Prompt -> ping ip address of another pc as
192.168.0.3 and execute.

Figure-2: Terminal Command For PC1

Step-6: Ping to PC2, pc2 -> Desktop -> Command Prompt -> ping ip address of another pc as
192.168.0.4 and execute.

Figure-3: Terminal Command For PC2

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Step-7: Ping to PC3, pc3 -> Desktop -> Command Prompt -> ping ip address of another pc as
192.168.0.1 and execute.

Figure-4: Terminal Command For PC3

Step-8: Now if in Realtime box- PDU list window it shows successful, that means all the
connections are correct and the data transfer is successful.

Figure-5: Complete and Successful star topology

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Results and Conclusion:

 Successfully created a topology for PC-to-PC communication using Cisco

PacketTracer.
 Also seen a list of protocols supported by Packet Tracer; use this list as a reference.
 The protocols to be configured are fully supported by Packet Tracer.
 Creating a topology for PC-to-PC communication in Cisco Packet Tracer is a
valuable exercise for understanding network design and troubleshooting.

 Learned how to configure IP addresses, set default gateways, and create static routes.
 Successfully created and running PC to PC Topology and its connection.

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Practical-2

Aim:
To perform a practical to create a topology comprising two different networks using two
switches and one router. Also, demonstrate basic CLI commands and different router modes.

Software Used:
1. Cisco Packet Tracer (Write Version)

2. Ubuntu (Write Version) Operating System

Description:

Step-1: Select 4 End Device From Device-Type Selection Box and Drag to Workspace.

Step-2: Then go to end Switches and select Two switch and Drag to Workspace.

Step-3: Select One Router From Router Devices in Between Two Switches.

Step-4: Select Copper Straight-Through from Wires for Connection.

Step-5: Select PC0 then go to FastEthernet0 option and Select Switch then Go on
FastEthernet0/1 and Connect PC0 to Switch.

Step-6: Connect All PCs with its Switches Same as Step 5.

Step-7: Connect Two Switches With Router With Copper Straight-Through Wire.

Step-8: Give IP Address to all PCs, Switches and Router.

Step-9: Then give all PC’s name as their IP address so that we can do easy further
processes.

Step-10: Give IP Address to all PCs, Switches and Router.

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Step-11: Set up in CLI of Router0 and Execution Of Commands as Shown in Below

Figure.

Figure-1: CLI Command for Router0

Step-12: Check Complete Successful Connection.

Figure-2: Complete CLI and Router Modes

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Results and Conclusion:

• Two distinct LANs were created, each connected to a switch, and the switches were
interconnected through a router.

• IP addresses, VLANs were configured to enable the segregation of the networks and the
routing of traffic between them.

• Basic CLI commands, including interface configuration and global configuration

modes, were demonstrated on the router.

The practical exercise successfully achieved the objectives of creating a multi-network

topology, configuring essential network parameters, and demonstrating the operational
capabilities of the router through CLI commands and different modes.

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Practical-3
Aim:
To perform a practical to configuration server with DHCP service for dynamic configuration
of hosts.

Software Used:
1. Cisco Packet Tracer (Write Version)

2. Ubuntu (Write Version) Operating System

Description:
Step-1 : Select 4 End Device From Device-Type Selection Box and Drag to Workspace.

Step-2 : Then go to end Switches and select Two switch and Drag to Workspace.

Step-3 : Select One Router From Router Devices in Between Two Switches.

Step-4 : Select One Server From Device Type Selection Box and Drag to Workspace.

Step-5: Select Copper Straight-Through from Wires for Connection.

Step-6: Select PC0 then go to FastEthernet0 option and Select Switch then Go on
FastEthernet0/1 and Connect PC0 to Switch.

Step-7: Connect All PCs with its Switches Same as Step 5.

Step-8: Connect Two Switches With Router With Copper Straight-Through Wire.

Step-9: Connect Server to Switch with Copper Straight-Through Wire.

Step-10: Give IP Address to all PCs, Switches and Router.

Step-11: Then give all PC’s name as their IP address so that we can do easy further processes.

Step-12: Give IP Address to all PCs, Switches and Router.

Step-13: Select Server and go to Config and select Ip configuration as DHCP as shown in
below figure.

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Figure-1: : Configure server with DHCP

Step-14: : Then go to services and create pool1 and set their Default getway and start ip
address,subnet mask and maximum number of users as shown in below figure.

Figure-2: Creating pool1 for server

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Step-15: Then do same as step 13 and create pool2.

Figure-3: Creating pool2 for server

Step-16: Then go to the Desktop and select IP Configuration for dynamic configuration of host
and in this select DHCP.

Figure-4: Dynamic Configuration of host

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Step-17: Ping two Networks with 192.168.0.1

Figure-5: Terminal Command for 192.168.0.1

Step-18: Ping two Networks with 192.168.0.2

Figure-6: Terminal Command for 192.168.0.2

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Step-19: Check Complete Successful Connection.

Figure-7: Complate and successful Dynamic configuration for host

Results and Conclusion:

• Two distinct LANs were created, each connected to a switch, and the switches were
interconnected through a router.

• IP addresses, VLANs were configured to enable the segregation of the networks and the
routing of traffic between them.

• And we learn how we can set Dynamic configuration of host by using server.

The practical exercise successfully achieved the objectives of creating a multi-network

topology, configuring essential network parameters, and demonstrating the operational
capabilities of the router.

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