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Sudharshanan Balaji 20BAI1242 LAB1

The document describes basic switch and router topologies using Cisco Packet Tracer. It provides steps to configure switches, routers, and VLANs to establish connections between PCs and across departments in a college network. Screenshots confirm successful packet transmission between devices in different topologies.

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Sudharshanan Balaji 20BAI1242 LAB1

The document describes basic switch and router topologies using Cisco Packet Tracer. It provides steps to configure switches, routers, and VLANs to establish connections between PCs and across departments in a college network. Screenshots confirm successful packet transmission between devices in different topologies.

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Sudharshanan Balaji

20BAI1242
LAB ASSIGNMENT 1

BASIC SWITCH TOPOLOGY USING CISCO PACKET TRACER

TOPOLOGY 1:

Configuration Steps :

1. Open the Dialog Box by clicking on PC2.


2. Go to the desktop tab
3. Click the IP configuration settings
4. Type the IP address

5. Apply the same procedure for the PC3 as well


6. Now click the switch and go to the CLI tab
7. Go to the privilege mode by typing “en” or “enable”
8. Now configure the terminal by typing “conf t” or “configure terminal”
9. Now you can change the hostname that is the switch name if required (must be changed
when 2 or more switches are present)
10. You can also configure the VLAN settings by typing its IP address or creating a new VLAN
11. Now Take a packet and drop it from pc2 and pc3 the packet transmission will be successful
TOPOLOGY 2

3 Switches with 2 hubs for each switch

Follow the same configuration steps as that of topology 1 but for the VLAN interface for each
switch give diff IP address to identify each switch and change the host names as well

ILLUSTRATION OF WORKING

Clearly, all the packets are successfully reaching


BASIC ROUTER TOPOLOGY USING CISCO PACKET TRACER

TOPOLOGY 1:

Steps to configure :
1. In the router add an HWIC-2Ti module n the physical tab by keeping the router off
2. Do the same for router 2 as well
3. Now take a serial connection between routers 1 and 2
4. Connect each router with their LAN using gigabit ethernet
5. Now configure each port serial, gigabit ethernet port using CLI

6. Do the same procedure for router 2 as well


7. Now configure the hubs with their IPs and give the default gateway as the Routers IP
8. Now give the command for routing packets from one lan to another via a router. This can be
achieved by the command “IP route”.

9. Do the same for router 2 as well.


10. Config steps complete

ILLUSTRATION OF SUCCESSFUL PACKET TRANSMISSION


TOPOLOGY 2: Simulate communication within various depts in a college

1. Connect Each dept to a central Router through which packets are routed to various depts or
the internet based on the destination IP.

2. Follow the same procedure as that of Topology 1 for connecting the routers and establish the
below topology
Proof of Successful Connection Establishment

Clearly When the data is sent from CS1 to ECE2 it's transmitted successfully, similarly when
sent to the Internet (Google) it's successful

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