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Version 1.0 CMIT 351 Project 2 Template Name: Bernice Kwadu Course: Date: November 28, 2023 Part 1: Design the Local Area Network Part 2: Create the basic switch configurations 2.1 Cable the network Describe in a few sentences which devices connect to which other devices using what specific kind of cable, on which specific interfaces? 1. I connected an Ethernet cable from port 1 on R1 to port 1 on S1. 2. I connected ethernet surface 4 to S1 and PC-A 3. I connected PC-B and S1 using ethernet interface 6. 4. I connected PC-C and S1 using ethernet interface 11. 5. I connected PC-D and S1 via ethernet interface 13.
Version 1.0 2.2. Configure the basic switch functions. Describe the basic switch configuration here as if you are entering the commands into the devices. 1. I configured the switch by setting the enable secret password to “class.” 2. I used the command “line con 0” to set the console line in configuration mode. 3. I set the password to cisco using the “password cisco” command, then I typed login and exit. 4. On a new line, I typed the command “line vty 0 15” to enter the virtual terminal line configuration mode. 5. The I set the virtual terminal password to “cisco.” I logged in and exited the virtual terminal. 6. I typed the command banner MOTD Unauthorized access is strictly prohibited to set the message of the day. 7. Lastly, I used the command “logging synchronous” Enables synchronous logging. 2.3 Configure the computers Describe the configuration you enter into each computer. 1. I configured PC-A by adding an IP address of 192.168.10.3 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and a gateway of 192.168.10.1 2. I configured PC-B by adding an IP address of 192.168.20.4 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and a gateway of 192.168.20.1 3. I configured PC-C by adding an IP address of 192.168.30.5 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and a gateway of 192.168.30.1 4. I configured PC-D by adding an IP address of 192.168.40.6 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and a gateway of 192.168.40.1 2.4 Test and Validate Connectivity Describe how you test and validate the above is functioning correctly per the project specifications. 1. I ping PC-A to B using (Pc-A> ping 192.168.20.4 2. I ping PC-A to C using (Pc-A> ping 192.168.30.5 3. I ping PC-A to D using (Pc-A> ping 192.168.40.6 4. I ping PC-B to C using (Pc-A> ping 192.168.30.5 5. I ping PC-B to D using (Pc-A> ping 192.168.40.6 6. I ping PC-C to D using (Pc-A> ping 192.168.40.6 7. PC-B couldn’t ping PC-A and PC-C couldn’t ping with PC-D Part 3: Define the VLANs
Version 1.0 Describe the VLAN switch configurations here using the format from part 2. Be sure to describe how you test and validate the VLAN implementation. 1. To configure the VLAN switch I defined each VLANs on the switch and I assign interfaces to VLANs 2. To test and validate, I see that VLANs are configured correctly on the switch by typing “show vlan” 3. I verify the VLAN interface by typing “show interfaces status.” 4. I ping the computers together to test them. Part3b: Define the Router Sub-interfaces. Describe the router sub-interface configurations here using the format from part 2. Be sure to describe how you test and validate the sub-interface implementations. 1. I check the router sub interface configuration by typing “show interfaces.” 2. I verify router inter-VLAN routing by typing “ping 192.168.20.1” 3. I confirm that the correct VLANs are assigned to switch interfaces. Part 4: Implement VLAN Trunking Describe the VLAN trunking switch configurations here using the same format as the prior two parts. Be sure to describe how you test and validate the VLAN implementation. 1. To configure the VLAN trunk by typing “interface Ethernet1” in the first line “switchport mode trunk” in the next line “switchport trunk allowed vlan 10, 20, 30. 99” and “exit” in the last line. 2. I verify that the vlan are configured properly by typing “show vlan” 3. Next, I type “show interfaces trunk” to confirm the trunk configuration is applied. 4. Then to confirm the correct VLANs are assigned to switch interface I type “show interfaces switchport.” 5. Then I ping the PCs in different VLANs 6. I typed “show interfaces” to verify router sub interface configurations. 7. Then I verified router inter-VLAN routing by typing “ping 192.168.20.1
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