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IFT 266 Introduction to Network Information Communication Technology Lab 12 VLAN – First Look! Co-Authored by Krys√ha Kaye Jameson After you complete each step, put a ‘√’ or ‘x’ in the completed box Objective Understand the basic workings of VLAN through the building of 3 isolated networks with 2 computers each and using only 1 switch 1. Setup the following topology in packet tracer

IFT 266 Introduction to Network Information Communication Technology Lab 11 Configuring Network Time Protocol (NTP) on multiple devices

IFT 266 Introduction to Network Information Communication Technology Lab 10 Switch Configuration - Secure Shell (SSH) Co-Authored by Michaela Pawlowski After you complete each step, put an ‘x’ in the completed box. Objective: Create a simple topology to configure and test an encrypted SSH connection. 1. Set up the following Packet Tracer topology.

IFT 266 Introduction to Network Information Communication Technology (ICT) Lab 9 Switch Configuration – Telnet Connection After you complete each step, put an ‘x’ in the completed box Connect to the switch using a telnet connection. Let’s take a step back for second and consider the following…  When the router or manageable switch is first put into service, no network parameters are configured so the router or switch cannot communicate with the network (router) or no have all...

IFT 266 Introduction to Network Information Communication Technology (ICT) Lab 8 Switch configuration (Console Connection) IFT 266 Introduction to Network Information Communication Technology (ICT) Lab 8 Switch configuration (Console Connection) After you complete each step, put an ‘x’ in the completed box Part A; Connect to a physical switch using a console cable via a PC. (This part of the lab is to provide you with information only. You set up a console connection in Part B using ...

IFT 266 Introduction to Network Information Communication Technology (ICT) Lab 7 Verify Switch Configuration Answer each question by ticking the completed box with an ‘x’ or answer the open question 1. You can use any switch you want to complete the lab. For this lab we will be using a 2960 switch Task 1: Erase and Reload the Switch Clear the configuration on the switch Using a switch with an existing configuration may produce unpredictable results. Even though we have selected a new...

IFT 266 Introduction to Network Information Communication Technology (ICT) Lab 6 Switch Configuration (Speed & Duplex) IFT 266 Introduction to Network Information Communication Technology (ICT) Lab 6 Switch Configuration (Speed & Duplex) After you complete each step, put an ‘x’ in the completed box 1. In Packet Tracer setup the following topology. You can use two generic switches, but you will need to add in some Gigabit ports to the switch. Use a crossover cable as the transmission ...

IFT 266 Introduction to Network Information Communication Technology (ICT) Lab 5 Implement Basic Switch Connectivity After you complete each step, put an ‘x’ in the completed box or answer the open question Create the following network topology on Packet Tracer with the addressing scheme provided For this lab, you can use the 2960 switch

IFT 266 Introduction to Network Information Communication Technology (ICT) Lab 4 Basic configuration of a network switch After you complete each step, put a ‘√’ or ‘x’ in the completed box As you may remember from your days in IFT 259, you can have a managed switch that allows you to go into the switch & change/set settings i.e. program it to do certain things e.g. speed, duplex, VLANs, port security On the other side of the coin, you can have an unmanaged switch. With this type ...

IFT 266 Introduction to Network Information Communication Technology (ICT) Lab 3 Packet Tracer - Physical Workspace After you complete each step, put a ‘√’ or ‘x’ in the completed box Note: This lab can be a little temperamental at times so do not over stress if it does not work exactly as per the steps. 1. Packet Tracer not only logically simulates the required environment but also simulates devices physically too. 2. In previous lab sessions, you have used the logical workspace...