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COURSEWORK REPORTAnalysis and Design of a Computer Network using Cisco
Packet Tracer
,Table of Contents
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 4
Objectives ............................................................................................................................................... 4
Task 2.1.0 ........................................................................................................................................ 4
Task 2.1.1 ........................................................................................................................................ 4
Task 3.0.0 ........................................................................................................................................ 4
Design...................................................................................................................................................... 5
Task: 3.1.1 ........................................................................................................................................... 5
Task: 3.1.2 ........................................................................................................................................... 5
Task 4.1.0 ............................................................................................................................................ 6
Task 5.1.0 ............................................................................................................................................ 8
Task 5.1.1 ............................................................................................................................................ 9
Simulation ............................................................................................................................................. 12
Router Interface Configuration ......................................................................................................... 12
DHCP Configuration .......................................................................................................................... 12
RIP Configuration .............................................................................................................................. 14
Security Configuration ...................................................................................................................... 14
Running Configuration ...................................................................................................................... 15
Router0 ......................................................................................................................................... 15
Router1 ......................................................................................................................................... 16
Router2 ......................................................................................................................................... 17
Network Design............................................................................................................................. 18
Results & Analysis ................................................................................................................................. 19
ARP .................................................................................................................................................... 19
Task 6.0.0 .......................................................................................................................................... 20
Subnet A ........................................................................................................................................ 20
Subnet B ........................................................................................................................................ 20
Subnet C ........................................................................................................................................ 21
Subnet D ........................................................................................................................................ 21
Subnet E ........................................................................................................................................ 22
Subnet F ........................................................................................................................................ 23
PDU ............................................................................................................................................... 24
PING .............................................................................................................................................. 24
Evaluation ............................................................................................................................................. 31
Theoretical Analysis .......................................................................................................................... 31
ARP Analysis ...................................................................................................................................... 31
, Evaluation of Simulation ................................................................................................................... 31
RIPv2 and Auto-Summary Evaluation ............................................................................................... 31
Conclusion ............................................................................................................................................. 31
References ............................................................................................................................................ 33
Table of Tables
Table 1 - Overview of Subnets and the host devices .............................................................................. 4
Table 2 - Expanded version of Table 1 with specific devices, the prefix and subnetting orders ............ 5
Table 3 - VLSM IP address calculations for each subnet ......................................................................... 6
Table 4 - Types of cables to be used to connect various pairs of devices on the network .................... 6
Table 5 - Cables required for the connections related to Subnets A, B and C ........................................ 6
Table 6 - Cables required for the connections related to Subnet D ....................................................... 6
Table 7 - Cables required for the connections related to Subnet E ........................................................ 7
Table 8 - Cables required for the connections related to Subnet F ........................................................ 7
Table 9 - IP address and RIP configurations for devices on Subnet A..................................................... 8
Table 10 - IP address and RIP configurations for devices on Subnet B ................................................... 8
Table 11 - IP address and RIP configurations for devices on Subnet C ................................................... 8
Table 12 - IP address and RIP configurations for devices on Subnet D .................................................. 9
Table 13 - IP address and RIP configurations for devices on Subnet E ................................................. 10
Table 14 - IP address and RIP configurations for devices on Subnet F ................................................. 11
Table 15 - Results from communication tests of devices in Subnet A .................................................. 20
Table 16 - Results from communication tests of devices in Subnet B .................................................. 20
Table 17 - Results from communication tests of devices in Subnet C .................................................. 21
Table 18 - Results from communication tests of devices in Subnet D.................................................. 22
Table 19 - Results from communication tests of devices in Subnet E .................................................. 23
Table 20 - Results from communication tests of devices in Subnet F .................................................. 24
, Table of Figures
Figure 1 - Example configuration of Router0 interfaces ....................................................................... 12
Figure 2 - Example configuration of Router0 to be used as a DHCP server.......................................... 13
Figure 3 - Configuration of host devices Gateway/DNS being switched to DHCP for automatic IPv4
address allocation in each subnet......................................................................................................... 13
Figure 4- Configuration of host devices Gateway/DNS being switched to DHCP for automatic IPv4
address allocation in each subnet......................................................................................................... 13
Figure 5 - Example configuration of RIP on Router0............................................................................. 14
Figure 6- Example security configuration on Router0 .......................................................................... 14
Figure 7 - Running configuration of Router0 ........................................................................................ 15
Figure 8 - Running configuration of Router1 ........................................................................................ 16
Figure 9 - Running configuration of Router2 ........................................................................................ 17
Figure 10 - Complete network design from Cisco Packet Tracer .......................................................... 18
Figure 12 - Complex PDU set up example 2 .......................................................................................... 19
Figure 11 - Complex PDU set up example 1 .......................................................................................... 19
Figure 13 - Complex PDU example 1 & 2 Results.................................................................................. 19
Figure 14 - First 2 packets sent between each combination of subnets with devices (D and E, E and F
& D and F) ............................................................................................................................................. 20
Figure 15 - Extract from the PDUs created and tested from the tables above .................................... 24
Figure 16 - A selection of PINGs from PC0 on Subnet D to other devices on the same subnet and on
other subnets ........................................................................................................................................ 25
Figure 17 - A selection of PINGs from Server0 on Subnet D to other devices on the same subnet and
on other subnets ................................................................................................................................... 26
Figure 18 - A selection of PINGs from PC4 on Subnet E to other devices on the same subnet and on
other subnets ........................................................................................................................................ 27
Figure 19 - A selection of PINGs from Server1 on Subnet E to other devices on the same subnet and
on other subnets ................................................................................................................................... 28
Figure 20 - A selection of PINGs from PC22 on Subnet F to other devices on the same subnet and on
other subnets ........................................................................................................................................ 29
Figure 21- A selection of PINGs from Server2 on Subnet F to other devices on the same subnet and
on other subnets ................................................................................................................................... 30
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