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CN Lab Assignment

The document outlines a CN Lab Assignment consisting of five tasks focused on network design and configuration. Tasks include subnetting a network, configuring static routing, creating VLANs with inter-VLAN routing, setting up access control lists (ACLs), and establishing a DHCP server. Each task includes specific objectives, evaluation points, and requirements for successful completion.
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CN Lab Assignment

The document outlines a CN Lab Assignment consisting of five tasks focused on network design and configuration. Tasks include subnetting a network, configuring static routing, creating VLANs with inter-VLAN routing, setting up access control lists (ACLs), and establishing a DHCP server. Each task includes specific objectives, evaluation points, and requirements for successful completion.
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CN Lab Assignment

1. Objective: Design and configure a subnetted network using packet tracer.

Task:

 Given: Network address [Link]/24.


 Subnet it to create 4 equal-sized subnets.
 Use 3 routers and 4 switches, each subnet connecting to one LAN.
 Assign IPs and configure interfaces manually.
 Use ping to verify connectivity between PCs across subnets.

Evaluation Points:

 Correct subnet calculation


 Proper IP addressing and interface setup
 Successful end-to-end ping

2. Objective: Configure static routing to enable communication across routers.

Task:

 Use 3 routers (R1, R2, R3) connected in a line (R1–R2–R3).


 Each router has one LAN connected.
 Assign IP addresses to all interfaces.
 Configure static routes so that all PCs can communicate.
 Verify with ping from end PCs.

Evaluation Points:

 Accurate static route entries


 Functional routing table
 Successful cross-router communication

3. Objective: Create VLANs and configure inter-VLAN routing using a Layer 3 switch.

Task:

 Use 1 Layer 3 switch and 1 router.


 Create 3 VLANs: Sales (VLAN10), HR (VLAN20), and IT (VLAN30).
 Assign 2 PCs per VLAN.
 Configure inter-VLAN routing using Router-on-a-Stick or Layer 3 SVI.
 Verify that PCs in different VLANs can communicate.
Evaluation Points:

 Correct VLAN creation and assignment


 Proper trunking and subinterfaces
 Inter-VLAN communication success

4. Objective: Configure standard and extended ACLs to restrict traffic.

Task:

 Use 2 routers, 3 networks.


 Allow only one subnet to access the server in another subnet.
 Deny all other subnets using extended ACLs.
 Place ACLs in the correct direction and interface.
 Verify restrictions using ping and traceroute.

Evaluation Points:

 Accurate ACL syntax and placement


 Proper permit/deny logic
 Functional security verification

5. Objective: Set up and verify a DHCP server on a router.

Task:

 Use 1 router, 1 switch, and 4 PCs.


 Configure the router to act as a DHCP server.
 Exclude the first 10 addresses in the pool.
 Verify that all PCs get IP addresses automatically.
 Show IP configuration on all PCs and verify using ipconfig.

Evaluation Points:

 Correct DHCP pool settings


 Successful address allocation
 No IP conflicts

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