Page 1 of 33 ITT-116: Topics 3–7 Projects Guide Guide Overview: This assignment guide details the steps required to complete the lab assignment for each Topic. You will use this guide when directed by...

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Page 1 of 33 ITT-116: Topics 3–7 Projects Guide Guide Overview: This assignment guide details the steps required to complete the lab assignment for each Topic. You will use this guide when directed by the LoudCloud Lab Task for each topic in the course. Be sure to read and understand the instructions, as well as complete any preplanning exercises prior to starting each project. Prerequisites: Cisco Packet Tracer is installed on your computer. A valid Cisco Packet Tracer sign-on. (Refer to Course Materials and Canyon Connect.) See Packet Tracer Installation guide. Table of Contents Project 3: Local Area Networking – Enabling VLANs & Trunks ....................................................................... 2 Project 4: Wide Area Network and Routing .................................................................................................. 9 Project 5: IP Subnetting, Future Proofing, Expanding, Optimizing ............................................................... 14 Project 6: Wireless Networking, Enable DHCP services. ............................................................................... 17 Project 7: Advanced DHCP, Additional Wide Area Networking .................................................................... 21 Appendix A: Sample Devices ...................................................................................................................... 25 Appendix B: IOS Command reference ......................................................................................................... 31 Appendix C: Address Planning Template - EXAMPLE OF A COMPLETED FORM ............................................. 32 Appendix D: Student Template................................................................................................................... 33 Page 2 of 33 Project 3: Local Area Networking – Enabling VLANs & Trunks Description: In this assignment, you will install and configure two Layer 2 switches, enable VLANs for increased security, and inter- switch trunks for (redundancy/resiliency). You will add PCs to each VLAN to test and demonstrate connectivity. You will use troubleshooting commands to identify informational items to aid in the troubleshooting process. Unless otherwise directed: • Use the CLI (Command Line Interface) to complete networking device configurations. • Use the ‘IP Configuration’ tab to configure the PC networking interfaces. • Use the ‘Command prompt’ to execute troubleshooting commands. Figure 1 Example Completed Project Project 3 - Instructions: Open Packet Tracer. Open a new tracer file (or work with a new blank workspace). Locate 'Switches.' Add a new Switch-PT switch to the workspace (see Appendix A: Sample devices) 1. Locate the ‘Physical’ Tab. 2. Power Off the switch. 3. Remove the following interface modules: a. NM-1FGE in Slots 5 & 6 b. NM-1CGE in Slot 4 4. Add the following interface modules: a. NM-1CGE in Slot 9 5. Power On the new switch. 6. Right-Click on the switch. 7. Select the ‘Config’ tab. Page 3 of 33 Figure 2 - 'Config' tab 8. From the Config Tab: a. Set the Display Name to Switch-01. b. Leave the hostname at default. 9. Select the CLI tab. Figure 3 - CLI Window 10. Expand CLI to full screen. 11. Press RETURN to begin! 12. Enter Privilege mode. (Hint: enable) 13. Enter Global Configuration mode. (Hint: conf t) Description: Initial Setup The following configuration items are typically performed once on initial setup. Standard settings: Page 4 of 33 1. Configure a hostname hostname Switch-01 2. Disable IP domain-lookup no ip domain-lookup The following configuration items are used to configure VLANs 3. Create new VLANs and set descriptions: vlan 10 name SalesFloor vlan 15 name Engineering vlan 99 name NetManage Figure 4 Command Examples The following configuration items are used to configure port types and VLAN assignments. Enter interface configuration mode. 4. Select an interface to set to access mode. Interface fastEthernet0/1 5. Configure the interface as an access port. Switchport mode access 6. Assign the interface to a VLAN. Switchport access vlan 10 7. End interface configuration mode. End Page 5 of 33 8. Display VLAN configuration. show vlan Figure 5 ‘show vlan’ result 9. Repeat steps 4 through 8 for FastEthernet 1/1, placing it in VLAN 15. 10. Confirm that your selected interfaces are part of the correct VLANs. (Repeat the show VLAN command.) 11. Configure a trunk interface. 12. Enter interface configuration mode for Gigabit9/1. a. Switch-01#configure terminal b. Switch-01 (config)#interface Gigabit9/1 c. Switch-01 (config-if)# 13. Set interface mode to trunk. a. Switchport mode trunk 14. Set trunk to allow desired VLANs. a. Switchport trunk allowed vlan 10 -Or- b. Switchport trunk allowed vlan 10-99 -Or- c. Switchport trunk allowed vlan 10 d. Switchport trunk allowed vlan add 15 e. Switchport trunk allowed vlan add 99 Adding a second switch demonstrates expanding network capacity while retaining VLAN (broadcast domain) efficiencies. Page 6 of 33 15. Add a second SWITCH-PT device. a. Power off, remove the NM-1FGE modules. b. Add NM-1CGE in Slot 9. 16. Repeat the administrative and interface configuration steps from the previous section for the second switch. a. Use Switch-02 as the hostname and display name. b. Create the same VLANs, assign the same ports, VLANs, and trunks. 17. Continue here once Switch-02 is ready. Use the connector tool to connect Switch-01 to Switch-02. 18. Use a Cross-Over ethernet cable to connect Gigabit 9/1 on Switch-01 to Gigabit 9/1 on Switch-02. Figure 6 Cross-over cable Add two PC devices to each switch to demonstrate network connectivity. Locate ‘Devices.’ For Switch-01: 19. Add one PC to the drawing. a. Locate ‘Config’. b. Set display name to ‘Sales-PC1 (192.168.10.100)’. Figure 7 PC Device Label 20. Configure its IP address: (see Figure 8 below) Page 7 of 33 a. Locate ‘Desktop’. b. Locate ‘IP Configuration’. c. Set the IP address to ‘192.168.10.100’ . d. Leave subnet mask as default (255.255.255.0). e. Set the default gateway to 192.168.10.1 f. Do not set a DNS. Figure 8 Desktop > IP Configuration 21. Connect this PC from its ethernet port to FastEthernet0/1 on Switch-01. 22. Add another PC to the drawing (near Switch-01): a. Set the display name