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Comp1296 Lab 1: Review

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PART 5
1. You are all reminded that no router should be ever be connected to any network
interface before it has been configured by you.
(a) Never.
(b) Not even once.
(c) Not even a little bit.
(d) No.
(e) Don’t.
(f) Even during a test… ESPECIALLY DURING A TEST.
(g) If you are not absolutely sure that it has been configured properly then don’t
connect it.

2. You may connect the USB (console) cable at any time and configure the router and then
connect the network interfaces AFTER you have configured it.
(a) So with that in mind,
i. Connect your row router’s serial console to one of the workstations in your row
and configure that station to control and configure the router using putty over a
serial connection.
ii. Assign 172.31.39.X to your outside (red, the one that will go to the Cisco
switch) interface.
iii. X depends on your rack.
Rack 1 = 10
Rack 2 = 20
Rack 3 = 30
Rack 4 = 40
Rack 5 = 50
Rack 6 = 60
iv. Assign 192.168.X.1 to your inside (green, the one that will go to the HP switch)
interface.
v. X depends on your row.
Rack 1 = 10
Rack 2 = 20
Rack 3 = 30
Rack 4 = 40
Rack 5 = 50
Rack 6 = 60
(b) Set the routers default gateway to 172.31.1.1
(c) Copy your running configuration to the startup-configuration.
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3. Wire your cisco router such that:

(a) The correct interface is connected to the Cisco switch (which is connected to your
feed line and therefore connected to the main switch in the Lab)
(b) The correct interface is connected to the HP switch in your row.
(c) Connect two (or three... one for each student) of your rows workstations to the HP
switch and assign proper IP information to them statically.
(d) The workstations connected to the HP switch must be able to ping the green side of
the router and an internet connected host... such as google.ca
(e) When complete this section must be shown to the professor and each member of
each row MUST re-configure the router from scratch and show the professor again.
Do not proceed to the next exercise unit all students in your row have reconfigured
the router.

4. Make sure your workstation is on the green side of your router

(a) Each student must setup the following vm’s in VirtualBox with the following
parameters:
i. Use a vbox nat network with the dhcp option turned off such that you must assign
static IP’s to your vm’s.
ii. Use whatever IP network you want but the default is fine and do not use any
network numbers that we are using anywhere in the lab. Check with our row
mates to be sure you don’t use IP’s that they are using.
iii. Install a Windows 2016 server
iv. Make it an AD server (and a DNS server of course)
v. Install a Windows 10 client vm
vi. Have the Windows 10 vm join your server’s domain.
vii. Create an AD structure with two or three OU’s and three users
viii. Create a share on the server that only one of your users can write into but all can
read.

5. You must be able to ping google.ca from all of your vm’s.


6. When you have completed this section, erase your router configuration and shut it down.
7. Place the wiring on the rack back in the correct configuration for regular labs.

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