Repo for my computer networking lab practicals using Cisco Packet Tracer
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- To run the network lab packet tracer files, make sure you have the Cisco Packet Tracer Software installed on your machine.
- Download it here if you do not have it installed already on your computer https://www.netacad.com/resources/lab-downloads
- Open and view the packet tracer file for this implementation here
vlan/my-vlan-practice-lab.pkton the Cisco Packet Tracer Software.
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Open and view the packet tracer file for this implementation here
dhcp/dhcp-dns-setup.pkton the Cisco Packet Tracer Software.- NOTES:
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The IP addresses and DNS Server IP for the PCs and printer connected to the network is dynamically assigned as configured by the DHCP sever.
- Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
- Network: 192.168.10.0/24
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To test out the auto/dynamically assigning of IP addresses on the network, add a new end device (PCs, Laptops etc.) to the network and select DHCP for IP address config. on the end device. Run "ipconfig /all" command on the end device's command prompt afterwards to check for the IP address and DNS server IP address assigned to the end device.
- The assigned IP address should be within the network 192.168.10.0/24
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The DNS server has a resource record (A record) that maps and resolves the domain name www.timi.com to the web server IP address 192.168.10.4
- Pointing a browser on any of the PCs to the domain name www.timi.com will serve a web page hosted on the web server.
- You can ping the domain name from the command prompt of any of the PCs too and it should resolve to the Web server's IP address.
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