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    Lab File Networking Basics

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    The document provides instructions for connecting devices in different local area network configurations: 1) Connecting two PCs directly with an Ethernet cable and configuring their IP addresses. 2) Connecting four PCs to a hub or switch and configuring their IP addresses. 3) Connecting devices in a network using a single router and multiple switches to separate the network into subnets. 4) Securing the configuration of a switch by changing passwords, adding banners and saving the configuration. 5) Generating HTTP traffic between a PC and server by entering the server's IP in a web browser.

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    Lab File Networking Basics

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    The document provides instructions for connecting devices in different local area network configurations: 1) Connecting two PCs directly with an Ethernet cable and configuring their IP addresses. 2) Connecting four PCs to a hub or switch and configuring their IP addresses. 3) Connecting devices in a network using a single router and multiple switches to separate the network into subnets. 4) Securing the configuration of a switch by changing passwords, adding banners and saving the configuration. 5) Generating HTTP traffic between a PC and server by entering the server's IP in a web browser.

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    The document provides instructions for connecting devices in different local area network configurations: 1) Connecting two PCs directly with an Ethernet cable and configuring their IP addresses. 2) Connecting four PCs to a hub or switch and configuring their IP addresses. 3) Connecting devices in a network using a single router and multiple switches to separate the network into subnets. 4) Securing the configuration of a switch by changing passwords, adding banners and saving the configuration. 5) Generating HTTP traffic between a PC and server by entering the server's IP in a web browser.

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    Lab File Networking Basics

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    Anushka Mishra
    The document provides instructions for connecting devices in different local area network configurations: 1) Connecting two PCs directly with an Ethernet cable and configuring their IP addresses. 2) Connecting four PCs to a hub or switch and configuring their IP addresses. 3) Connecting devices in a network using a single router and multiple switches to separate the network into subnets. 4) Securing the configuration of a switch by changing passwords, adding banners and saving the configuration. 5) Generating HTTP traffic between a PC and server by entering the server's IP in a web browser.

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    Connect 2 pcs

    Step 1: Drag two PCs on the workspace

    Step 2: Connect both using copper cross cable through fast ethernet ports

    Step 3: Click on PC1, open desktop tab and click on IP configuration

    Step 4: Enter IPv4 Address as 192.168.0.1 and subnet as 255.255.255.0

    Step 5: Repeat the same steps for PC2, and Enter IPv4 Address as 192.168.0.2

    Step 6: Click on PC1, open desktop tab and click on command prompt

    Step 7: Test the connection using ping command


    Lan using hub

    Step 1: Drag four PCs and hub on the workspace

    Step 2: Connect all of them to the hub using copper straight-through cable through fast ethernet
    ports

    Step 3: Click on PCs, open desktop tab and click on IP configuration and enter IPv4 Addresses and
    subnet.

    Step 4: Click on PC1, open desktop tab and click on command prompt

    Step 5: Test the connection using ping command


    Lan using switch

    Step 1: Drag four PCs and switch on the workspace

    Step 2: Connect all of them to the switch using copper straight-through cable through fast ethernet
    ports

    Step 3: Click on PCs, open desktop tab and click on IP configuration and enter IPv4 Addresses and
    subnet.

    Step 4: Click on PC1, open desktop tab and click on command prompt

    Step 5: Test the connection using ping command


    Lan using single router multiple switch

    Step 1: Drag four PCs, two switches and a router 2811 on the workspace

    Step 2: Connect two PCs to each of the switches using copper straight-through cable through fast
    ethernet ports and connect both the switches to the router using copper straight-through cable
    through fast ethernet ports

    Step 3: Click on router, open config tab

    Step 4: Click on FastEthernet0/0 and enter IPv4 Addresses as 192.168.0.1 and subnet as
    255.255.255.128.

    Step 4: Click on FastEthernet0/1 and enter IPv4 Addresses as 192.168.0.129 and subnet as
    255.255.255.128.

    Step 5: Click on PCs connected to the first switch, open desktop tab and click on IP configuration and
    enter any IPv4 Addresses between 192.168.0.2 and 192.168.0.126 and subnet as 255.255.255.128
    and the default gateway as 192.168.0.1.

    Step 6: Click on PCs connected to the first switch, open desktop tab and click on IP configuration and
    enter any IPv4 Addresses between 192.168.0.130 and 192.168.0.254 and subnet as 255.255.255.128
    and the default gateway as 192.168.0.129.

    Step : Click on PC1, open desktop tab and click on command prompt

    Step 5: Test the connection using ping command


    LAB 6 &7

    Step 1: Drag two PCs and two switches on the workspace

    Step 2: Connect each PC to a switch using copper straight cable, connect the switches to each other
    with copper cross-over cable

    Step 3: Click on one switch and open CLI tab

    Step 4: Enter privilege mode

    Switch>enable

    Step 5: Examine current switch config


    Switch# show running-config
    Step 6: Assign a name to the switch
    Switch# configure terminal
    Switch(config)# hostname S1
    S1(config)# exit
    S1#Step 7: Enter the IP address of the server and hit enter, to generate HTTP traffic.

    Step 7: Secure access to console line


    S1# configure terminal
    Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
    S1(config)# line console 0
    S1(config-line)#password letmein
    S1(config-line)#login
    S1(config-line)#exit
    S1(config)# exit
    %SYS-5-CONFIG_I: Configured from console by console
    S1# exit
    Switch con0 is now available
    Press RETURN to get started.
    User Access Verification
    Password:
    S1>

    Step 8: Secure access to privilege mode


    S1>enable
    S1# configure terminal
    S1(config)# enable password c1$c0
    S1(config)# exit
    %SYS-5-CONFIG_I: Configured from console by console
    S1#
    User Access Verification
    Password:

    Step 9: Configure an encrypted password to secure access to privileged mode.


    S1# config t
    S1(config)# enable secret itsasecret
    S1(config)# exit
    S1#

    Step 10: Configure a message of the day (MOTD) banner.


    S1# config t
    S1(config)# banner motd "This is a secure system. Authorized Access
    Only!"
    S1(config)# exit
    %SYS-5-CONFIG_I: Configured from console by console
    S1#

    Step 11: Save Configuration Files to NVRAM


    S1# copy running-config startup-config
    Destination filename [startup-config]?[Enter]
    Building configuration...
    [OK]

    Step 12: Configure the second switch using steps 4 to 11


    LAB 11

    Step 1: Drag a PC and server on the workspace

    Step 2: Connect them to each other with copper cross-over cable

    Step 3: Configure both the devices with valid IPs

    Step 4: Click on the simulation button on the bottom right

    Step 5: Select HTTP from the event list filters

    Step 6: Click on PC1, open desktop tab and click on web browser.

    Step 7: Enter the IP address of the server and hit enter, to generate HTTP traffic.

    Step 8: examine the protocols used, in the simulation panel on the left
    Lan using 2 routers

    DNS severs

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