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    This document contains an assignment for a networking course involving simulations in CPT (Cisco Packet Tracer). It includes 4 questions asking students to: 1. Simulate a LAN with star topology using a switch, transfer data between PCs, and analyze OSI model layers. 2. Simulate a WAN connecting two LANs via a router and switch, transfer data between LANs, and analyze OSI model layers. 3. Simulate the ARP protocol with 4 PCs connected to a switch, sending packets between PCs and observing the ARP tables. 4. Simulate static NAT using a bridge connecting two LANs with 3 PCs each, set IP addresses, ping

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    This document contains an assignment for a networking course involving simulations in CPT (Cisco Packet Tracer). It includes 4 questions asking students to: 1. Simulate a LAN with star topology using a switch, transfer data between PCs, and analyze OSI model layers. 2. Simulate a WAN connecting two LANs via a router and switch, transfer data between LANs, and analyze OSI model layers. 3. Simulate the ARP protocol with 4 PCs connected to a switch, sending packets between PCs and observing the ARP tables. 4. Simulate static NAT using a bridge connecting two LANs with 3 PCs each, set IP addresses, ping

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    This document contains an assignment for a networking course involving simulations in CPT (Cisco Packet Tracer). It includes 4 questions asking students to: 1. Simulate a LAN with star topology using a switch, transfer data between PCs, and analyze OSI model layers. 2. Simulate a WAN connecting two LANs via a router and switch, transfer data between LANs, and analyze OSI model layers. 3. Simulate the ARP protocol with 4 PCs connected to a switch, sending packets between PCs and observing the ARP tables. 4. Simulate static NAT using a bridge connecting two LANs with 3 PCs each, set IP addresses, ping

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    School of Information Technology and Engineering

    Winter Semester 2022-23

    VALUE ADDED COURSE


    ON
    “NETWORKING CARDINALS”
    Assignment - 1

    Programme Name: MCA Batch: 2

    FACULTY: Dr P. Jayalakshmi & Dr M. Priya

    TUSHAR MULWANI
    -22MCA0386-
    Create a LAN with star topology using the switch in CPT, show the simulation for transferring the
    data from PC1 to PC3, and analyse the details of the OSI model layers of the source, switch and
    destination. Write the details of the MACaddress table.

    Then, Simulation is run.

    We observe OSI Model of devices as PDU goes from one device to another.
    At switch:

    At PC-8:
    Create a WAN by connecting a router using two LAN’s by a switch with star
    topology in CPT, show the simulation for transferring data from LAN1 to LAN2,
    analyse the details of the OSI model layers of the source, switch and the
    destination.

    .
    QUESTION 3

    Show the simulation for ARP protocol by using CPT.


    Step 1 :

    Select switch 2960-s switch and rename it as S1.

    Step 2 :

    Connect 4 PCs to the switch as PC1,PC2,PC3 and PC4.


    Step 3 :
    o Consider the IP address of PC1 as 192.168.10.10
    o Consider the IP address of PC2 as 192.168.10.11
    o Consider the IP address of PC3 as 192.168.10.12
    o Consider the IP address of PC4 as 192.168.10.13

    Step 4 :

    Using simulator sending message from PC1 to PC4.

    Step 5 :

    PC1 refers to memory to find MAC address this done by verifying ARP table.
    Step 6 :

    The message if transmitted from PC1 to PC4.

    Step 7 :

    Sending message from PC2 to PC3

    Step 8 :

    PC2 refers to memory to find the MAC address this is done by verified ARP table.
    Step 9 :

    The message is transmitted from PC2 to PC3.

    Step 10 :

    Sending message from PC3 to PC2

    Step 11 :

    PC3 refers to memory to find MAC address this done by verified ARP table.

    Step 12 :

    The message is successfully transmitted from PC3to PC2


    Step 13 :

    Sending the message from PC4 to PC1.

    Step 14 :

    PC4 refers to memory to find MAC address this done by verified ARP table.

    Step 15 :

    The message is successfully transmitted from PC4 TO PC1.


    QUESTION 4

    Show the simulation for Static NAT by using CPT.


    Step 1 :

    Place a 1 bridge, 2 switches and 3 PCs per LAN.

    Step 2 :

    Connect the 2 LAN with bridge automatically choose connection type.

    Step 3 :
    Set the IP address for PCS.
    Step 4 :

    Ping measures the approximate round trip time for message transmission from PC0 to PC5.

    Step 5 :

    Transfer the message from PC0 to PC5


    Step 6 :

    Successfully the message is transmitted from PC0 to PC5.

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