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    LAB-Final Assessment Test: Instructions

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    LAB-Final Assessment Test: Instructions

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    1. The document provides instructions for a final assessment test for a computer network and communication lab course. 2. Students are given 1.5 hours to complete 3 questions from a list depending on their student ID number. They must upload their answers and code files by a deadline. 3. The questions involve using Wireshark to analyze packet captures and simulating networks using Cisco Packet Tracer to configure IP addresses, subnets, routing protocols and verify connectivity.

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    1. The document provides instructions for a final assessment test for a computer network and communication lab course. 2. Students are given 1.5 hours to complete 3 questions from a list depending on their student ID number. They must upload their answers and code files by a deadline. 3. The questions involve using Wireshark to analyze packet captures and simulating networks using Cisco Packet Tracer to configure IP addresses, subnets, routing protocols and verify connectivity.

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    LAB-Final Assessment Test: Instructions

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    1. The document provides instructions for a final assessment test for a computer network and communication lab course. 2. Students are given 1.5 hours to complete 3 questions from a list depending on their student ID number. They must upload their answers and code files by a deadline. 3. The questions involve using Wireshark to analyze packet captures and simulating networks using Cisco Packet Tracer to configure IP addresses, subnets, routing protocols and verify connectivity.

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    SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

    Winter Semester 2020-2021


    CSE1003- Network and Communication

    LAB-Final Assessment Test


    Slot: G1+TG1 Class Number (s): VL2020210504042

    Maximum Marks: 20 Duration: 1:30 Hr.

    Instructions:
    1. You have 1:30 Hr. to complete the test. The test will start at 5:45 PM.
    2. You have additional 15 minutes to upload it on VTOP. You can upload till 7:30 PM.
    3. The answer sheet (with appropriate screenshots) should be uploaded on VTOP as a
    single file.
    4. The code/ experiment file should be uploaded separately on MS Teams. An
    assignment is created for it.
    5. Please note that any kind of unfair means and mal practice will lead to awarding
    ZERO marks. The questions are designed in such a way that answers are going to be
    unique for almost all the students.
    6. You have to answer only 3 questions. Please refer the table given below to know
    which 3 questions you have to solve.

    ID NO Ending With Question No.


    0 1, 3, 4
    1 2, 3, 5
    2 1, 3, 6
    3 2, 3, 7
    4 1, 3, 8
    5 2, 3, 8
    6 1, 3, 7
    7 2, 3, 6
    8 1, 3, 5
    9 2, 3, 4
    _________________________________________________________________

    VIT University | 1
    Question:1 Start the Wirshark on your computer system and capture packets for some
    time. You can start some applications on your system so that there are more numbers of
    packets captured. Filter out the TCP packets. Select any one TCP packet in which your
    system is a sender. Take the screenshot of that TCP packet, insert it in the answer and
    discuss all the fields of that particular packet in detail.

    Question:2 Start the Wirshark on your computer system and capture packets for some
    time. You can start some applications on your system so that there are more numbers of
    packets captured. Filter out the UDP packets. Select any one UDP packet. Take the
    screenshot of that UDP packet, insert it in the answer and discuss all the fields of that
    particular packet in detail.

    Question:3 Start the Wirshark on your computer system and capture packets for some
    time. You can start some applications on your system so that there are more numbers of
    packets captured. Filter out the IP packets. Select any one IP packet in which your system
    is a receiver. Take the screenshot of that IP packet, insert it in the answer and discuss all
    the fields of that particular packet in detail.

    Question:4 Consider the figure given below. Use Cisco Packet Tracer to simulate the
    network of networks given in the figure. Use the classfull address to assign IP address
    each of the nodes. Also configure the Routing Information Protocol (RIP) between
    routers. Check the configuration by sending packets from PC- F to PC-C.

    VIT University | 2
    A. Annotate IP address for each of the node in the network. Also, annotate the Subnet
    and mask assigned to each of the network. Capture the screenshots: (i) after
    configuring the networks and (ii) while packet is transmitting from one PC to another
    PC. Include both the screenshots in the answer sheet and submit it on VTOP.

    B. Now delete the link between Router R3 and Router R4. Capture the screenshot and
    include it in your answer and submit it on VTOP. Are packets still getting transmitted
    from PC-F to PC-C. If yes, please mention the path.

    C. Save the Cisco Packet Tracer file (extension .pkt) and upload it on TEAMS under
    Assignment named LAB-FAT.

    Question:5 Consider the figure given below. Use Cisco Packet Tracer to simulate the
    network of networks given in the figure. Use the classfull address to assign IP address
    each of the nodes. Also configure the Routing Information Protocol (RIP) between
    routers. Check the configuration by sending packets from PC-F to PC-A.

    VIT University | 3
    A. Annotate IP address for each of the node in the network. Also, annotate the Subnet
    and mask assigned to each of the network. Capture the screenshots: (i) after
    configuring the networks and (ii) while packet is transmitting from one PC to another
    PC. Include both the screenshots in the answer sheet and submit it on VTOP.

    B. Now delete the link between Router R-1 and Router R-4 . Capture the screenshot and
    include it in your answer and submit it on VTOP. Are packets still getting transmitted
    from PC-F to PC-A. If yes, please mention the path.

    C. Save the Cisco Packet Tracer file (extension .pkt) and upload it on TEAMS under
    Assignment named LAB-FAT.

    Question:6 Consider the figure given below. Use Cisco Packet Tracer to simulate the
    network of networks given in the figure. Use the classfull address to assign IP address
    each of the nodes. Also configure the Routing Information Protocol (RIP) between
    routers. Check the configuration by sending packets from PC-B to PC-E.

    VIT University | 4
    A. Annotate IP address for each of the node in the network. Also, annotate the Subnet
    and mask assigned to each of the network. Capture the screenshots: (i) after
    configuring the networks and (ii) while packet is transmitting from one PC to another
    PC. Include both the screenshot in the answer sheet and submit it on VTOP.

    B. Now delete the link between Router R1 and Router R2 . Capture the screenshot and
    include it in your answer and submit it on VTOP. Are packets still getting transmitted
    from PC-Bto PC-E. If yes, please mention the path.

    C. Save the Cisco Packet Tracer file (extension .pkt) and upload it on TEAMS under
    Assignment named LAB-FAT.

    Question:7 Consider the figure given below. Use Cisco Packet Tracer to simulate the
    network of networks given in the figure. Use the classfull address to assign IP address
    each of the nodes. Also configure the Routing Information Protocol (RIP) between
    routers. Check the configuration by sending packets from PC-F to PC-C.

    VIT University | 5
    A. Annotate IP address for each of the node in the network. Also, annotate the Subnet
    and mask assigned to each of the network. Capture the screenshots: (i) after
    configuring the networks and (ii) while packet is transmitting from one PC to another
    PC. Include both the screenshot in the answer sheet and submit it on VTOP.

    B. Now delete the link between Router R1 and Router R4. Capture the screenshot and
    include it in your answer and submit it on VTOP. Are packets still getting transmitted
    from PC-F to PC-C. If yes, please mention the path.

    C. Save the Cisco Packet Tracer file (extension .pkt) and upload it on TEAMS under
    Assignment named LAB-FAT.

    Question:8 Consider the figure given below. Use Cisco Packet Tracer to simulate the
    network of networks given in the figure. Use the classfull address to assign IP address
    each of the nodes. Also configure the Routing Information Protocol (RIP) between
    routers. Check the configuration by sending packets from PC-B to PC-E.

    VIT University | 6
    A. Annotate IP address for each of the node in the network. Also, annotate the Subnet
    and mask assigned to each of the network. Capture the screenshots: (i) after
    configuring the networks and (ii) while packet is transmitting from one PC to another
    PC. Include both the screenshot in the answer sheet and submit it on VTOP.

    B. Now delete the link between Router R2 and Router R3 . Capture the screenshot and
    include it in your answer and submit it on VTOP. Are packets still getting transmitted
    from PC-B to PC-E. If yes, please mention the path.

    C. Save the Cisco Packet Tracer file (extension .pkt) and upload it on TEAMS under
    Assignment named LAB-FAT.

    VIT University | 7

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