Introduction to Cisco Packet Tracer

ROUTER CONFIGURATION Router is generally used to connect different networks and share the information. Router is used to connect to multiple networks and forward the packets either in other networks or in its own network. Steps to Configure:  1) Connect PCs with switch and further switch with routers. 2) do it twice and ten connect both the routers with each other. 3) Now, assign the IP's and respective gateways to the PCs. 4) Again, assign the IP address to the serial ports for both the routers.    Router-1 a) interface serial 0/1/0 b) IP address= 192.168.2.1 and Subnet mask= 255.255.255.0 c) No Shut d) exit     same steps with Router-2, but     a)  interface serial= 0/0/0     b) IP Address= 192.168.2.2 and Subnet mask= 255.255.255.0 5) Now, assign IP's to interface, connecting switches. Router-1 a) int gig 0/1 b) IP address= 192.168.110.1 and Subnet mask= 255.255.255.0 c) No Shut ...

CONFIGURATION and CREATION of V-LAN V-LAN: A V-LAN is basically a group of devices on one or more LAN's that are configured so that we are able to communicate easily. This helps the devices to be connected to same V-LAN, are directly connected to each other. They are also connected on different LAN segments. They are more flexible as they are based on logical connections.  V-LAN Creation: Import 2960 switch and connect 4 PCs with same switch with the help of fast Ethernet. But do not connect any PC with port-1 because we have to check the output at it. Now, create a separate V-LAN using following steps- 1) Open Config. terminal 2) Then enable it 3) Give the name to V-LAN 4) Exit Now, we will configure V-LAN in packet tracer- 1)Configure Terminal 2)Interface ID 3)Switch port access to VLAN 4)Switch port access VLAN_ID 5)Exit Commands: enable #config_t #vlan 1 #name cce #exit #int fa 0/2 #switch port access to vlan...

Cisco Packet Tracer Cisco developed Packet Tracer to help networking academy students achieve the most optimal learning experience while gaining practical networking technology skills. Packet Tracer is a powerful network simulation platform inspiring students to experiment with network behavior and ask 'what if' questions. It supplements physical equipment in the classroom by allowing students to create a network with an almost unlimited number of devices, encouraging practice, discovery and troubleshooting.                                            Example of CISCO Packet Tracer Work space Key Features: 1. Packet Tracer Work Space : CISCO packet tracer has two work space modes, Logical and Physical. The logical work space allows users to build logical network topology by placing, connecting and clustering virtual network devices. The physical work space p...