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    The document outlines tasks for configuring a network based on a provided diagram. It includes: 1. Using VLSM to plan IP addresses for different subnets to allocate addresses for sales, management, insurance, data, and WAN links. 2. Assigning IP addresses to network devices in each subnet, beginning with the router interface, then servers, and finally clients. 3. Using Packet Tracer to complete configurations including: router names and passwords, interface IPs and descriptions, default routes, backup configurations, server and client IPs, DHCP, mail servers, and saving the configuration file.

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    The document outlines tasks for configuring a network based on a provided diagram. It includes: 1. Using VLSM to plan IP addresses for different subnets to allocate addresses for sales, management, insurance, data, and WAN links. 2. Assigning IP addresses to network devices in each subnet, beginning with the router interface, then servers, and finally clients. 3. Using Packet Tracer to complete configurations including: router names and passwords, interface IPs and descriptions, default routes, backup configurations, server and client IPs, DHCP, mail servers, and saving the configuration file.

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    The document outlines tasks for configuring a network based on a provided diagram. It includes: 1. Using VLSM to plan IP addresses for different subnets to allocate addresses for sales, management, insurance, data, and WAN links. 2. Assigning IP addresses to network devices in each subnet, beginning with the router interface, then servers, and finally clients. 3. Using Packet Tracer to complete configurations including: router names and passwords, interface IPs and descriptions, default routes, backup configurations, server and client IPs, DHCP, mail servers, and saving the configuration file.

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    BKACAD

    CCNA Exploration
    Skills Examination v10.10
    Semester 1
    Network Diagram, IP address = 155.55.0.0/23
    Given the network as in the diagram above, you are to perform the tasks:
    Section 1: Using VLSM to create the IP address plan
    1. LAN1: 200 host addresses
    2. LAN2: 60 host addresses
    3. LAN3(WAN link): 2 host addresses
    4. LAN4: 25 host addresses
    5. LAN5: 48 host addresses
    6. Loopback1: 40 host addresses
    7. Loopback2: 10 host addresses
    section 2: assign the networking devices IP addresses, subnet marks and default
    gateways.
    1. In each network, assign ip address follow this order:
    1. Address for interface of networking device (router's interface). +1
    2. Address for servers WEB, DHCP : +2
    3. Address for servers MAIL, DNS : +3
    4. Address for servers FTP, TFTP : +4
    5. Address for PC clients.
    1. PC4 : +4
    2. PC5 : +5

    3. PC6 : +6
    4. PC7 : +7
    Ex: In the subnetwork: 192.168.1.128/25. (there are WEB , MAIL , TFTP, PC6)
    5. Router's interface : 192.168.1.129
    6. WEB server :192.168.1.130
    7. MAIL server:192.168.1.131
    8. TFTP server: 192.168.1.132
    9. PC6 client : 192.168.1.134
    Section 3: Using Packet Tracer to perform the tasks ( 40 points )
    note: You need accuracy, distinguish capital letters and lowercase letters (for ex:
    bannermotd of router 1 : router1, not Router1)
    1. Basic router/switch configurations:
    1. Hostnames: Assign the Routers names R1, R2
    2. Passwords & Banner Message: ( Routers only )
    1. Console and VTY lines are password , password=class.
    2. Set the privileged mode password (enable secret password) to
    cisco.
    3. Banner contains the name of device: router1, router2. (type
    "#router1#"...)
    3. Routers interfaces:
    1. Assign IP addresses and subnet masks.
    2. Use the clock rate 64000.
    3. Create descriptions. Interface description :
    R1-f0/0

    connect to lan1

    R1-f0/1
    R2-f0/0
    R2-f0/1
    R1-loopback1
    R2-loopback2
    R1-s0/0/0
    R2-s0/0/0

    connect to lan2
    connect to lan4
    connect to lan5
    loopback1
    loopback2
    connect to r2
    connect to r1

    4. Static default route:


    1. R1: (config)# ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 s0/0/0
    2. R2: (config)# ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 s0/0/0
    2. Backup Configuration: Backup Router1/Router2 running configuration on TFTP
    Server (server file name: R1-confg, R2-confg)
    3. Configuring the Servers:
    1. Assign an IP address and Subnet mask, Default gateway.
    2. Active suitable services.
    4. Configuring the DHCP server:
    1. Start IP Address: 155.55.1.10
    2. Maximum number of users: 20
    3. TFTP, DNS servers address.
    5. Configuring the MAIL server
    1. Domain name: test.com
    2. Add users and passwords(user/pass):
    1. pc2/cisco2
    2. pc6/cisco6
    6. Configuring the Mail client.

    1. PC2
    1. Email address: [email protected]
    2. Incomming and Outgoing mail server: test.com
    3. user: pc2, pass: cisco2
    2. PC6
    1. Email address: [email protected]
    2. Incomming and Outgoing mail server: test.com
    3. user: pc6, pass: cisco6
    3. Send mail from pc2 to pc6 and check the result.
    7. Configuring the PC client:
    1. PC1, PC2, PC3: Assign IP address, subnet mask, default gateway
    and DNS server address by DHCP server.
    2. PC4, PC5, PC6, PC7: Manual assign IP address, subnet mask,
    default gateway and DNS
    8. Creating a .pkt file: After finishing the configuration task, students have to save
    it to your_name.pkt file ( example: NguyenVanA.pkt ) and copy to the suitable
    folder :
    9. Storage the file on the server

    BKACAD
    CCNA Exploration-Semester 1
    S1-Openlab 3
    [email protected]
    Network Diagram, IP address = 155.55.0.0/20
    A given network as in the diagram above, you need to perform the
    following tasks:
    Section 1: Using VLSM to create the IP address plan
    LAN1: 400 host
    Loopback1: 30 host
    addresses
    addresses
    LAN2: 230 host
    Loopback2: 14 host
    addresses
    addresses
    LAN3: 54 host
    Wan link: 2 host
    addresses
    addresses.
    LAN4: 48 host
    addresses
    Section 2: Assign IP addresses, subnet masks and default
    gateways to the networking devices.
    In each network, assign ip address follow this order:
    Address for interfaces of networking device (router's interface). +1
    NOTE: Address for interfaces of networking device with WAN link:
    router1 +1; router2 +2
    Address for servers WEB, DHCP :
    +2
    Address for servers MAIL, DNS :
    +3
    Address for servers FTP, TFTP : +4

    Address for servers NTP : +6


    Address for PC clients :PC4 :
    +4;PC5 : +5;PC6 : +6

    Ex: In the subnetwork : 192.168.1.128/25. (there are WEB ,


    MAIL , TFTP, PC6)
    Router's interface : 192.168.1.129
    WEB server :192.168.1.130
    MAIL server:192.168.1.131

    TFTP server: 192.168.1.132


    PC6 client : 192.168.1.134

    Section 3: Using Packet Tracer to perform the


    tasks ( 40 points )
    Note: You need accuracy, distinguish capital letters and lowercase
    letters (for ex: bannermotd of router 1 : router1, not Router1)
    Basic router/switch configurations:
    1.
    Hostnames: Assign the Routers names R1, R2
    Passwords & Banner Message: ( Routers only )
    2.
    Console and VTY lines are password , password=class.
    3.
    Set the privileged mode password: enable password='class',
    enable secret password='cisco'.
    4.
    Banner contains the name of device: router1, router2.
    (type "#router1#"...)
    5.
    Routers interfaces:
    Assign IP addresses and subnet masks.
    Use the clock rate 64000.
    Create descriptions. Interface description :
    R1-f0/0
    connect to lan1
    R1-f1/0
    connect to lan2
    R2-f0/0
    connect to lan3
    R2-f1/0
    connect to lan4
    R1-loopback1
    loopback1
    R2-loopback2
    loopback2
    R1-s2/0
    connect to r2
    R2-s2/0
    connect to r1
    Static default route:
    R1: (config)# ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 s2/0
    R2: (config)# ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 s2/0
    Backup Configuration: Backup Router1/Router2 configuration on TFTP
    Server (server file name: R1-confg, R2-confg)
    Configuring the Servers and PCs:
    Assign an IP address and Subnet mask, Default gateway. Active
    suitable services.
    Configuring the
    Start IP Address: 155.55.2.10
    DHCP server:
    Maximum number of users: 20
    TFTP, DNS servers address.
    Configuring the
    Domain name: bkacad.com
    MAIL server
    Add users and passwords(user/pass):
    pc1/cisco;pc4/cisco
    Configuring the
    PC1

    Mail client

    Email address: [email protected]


    Incomming and Outgoing mail server:
    bkacad.com
    user: pc1, pass: cisco
    PC4
    Email address: [email protected]
    Incomming and Outgoing mail server:
    bkacad.com
    user: pc4, pass: cisco
    Send mail from pc1 to pc4 and check the result.
    Enable NTP service

    Configuring the
    NTP server
    Configuring the PC PC1, PC3, PC3: Assign IP address, subnet mask,
    client:
    default gateway and DNS server address by
    DHCP server.
    PC4, PC5, PC6: Manual assign IP address, subnet
    mask, default gateway and DNS

    Network Diagram, IP address = 205.15.4.0/22


    Given the network as in the diagram above, you are to perform the tasks:
    Section 1: Using VLSM to create the IP address plan
    1.
    SALEs: 100 host addresses
    2.
    MANAGEMENT: 20 host addresses
    3.
    INS: 60 host
    4.
    DATA: 31 host addresses
    5.
    WAN 1: 2 host addresses
    6.
    WAN 2: 2 host addresses
    Section 2: assign the networking devices IP addresses, subnet marks and default
    gateways.
    In each network, assign ip address follow this order:
    Address for interface of networking device (router's interface). +1

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