CMIT 351 Project 2_Kambra Corbett

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Version 1.0 CMIT 351 Project 2 Template Name: Course: CMIT 351 6382 Date: 07 March 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? For example: 1. I connected S1 Ethernet Interface 1 to R1 Ethernet Interface 1. 2. I connected PC-A to S1 on Ethernet Interface 4. 3. I connected PC-B to S1 on Ethernet Interface 6. 4. I connected PC-C to S1 on Ethernet Interface 11. 5. I connected PC-D to S1 on 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. For example: 1. I set the enable secret to “class” by using enable then conf t then enable secret class. 2. I set the line con 0 password to “cisco” using line con 0 the password cisco. 3. I set the line vty 0 15 password to “cisco” using line vty 0 15 then password cisco. 4. I set the MOTD to “Unauthorized access is strictly prohibited” using exit then banner motd “Unauthorized access is strictly prohibited.” 5. I set logging to synchronous using line con 0 then logging synchronous. 2.3 Configure the computers Describe the configuration you enter into each computer. For example: 1. I added an IP address of 192.168.10.3 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and gateway of 192.168.10.1 to the wired Ethernet Interface 4. 2. I added an IP address of 192.168.20.4 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and gateway of 192.168.20.1 to the wired Ethernet Interface 6. 3. I added an IP address of 192.168.30.5 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and gateway of 192.168.30.1 to the wired Ethernet Interface 11. 4. I added an IP address of 192.168.40.6 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and gateway of 192.168.40.1 to the wired Ethernet Interface 13. 2.4 Test and Validate Connectivity Describe how you test and validate the above is functioning correctly per the project specifications. For example: 1. I pinged 192.168.10.3 from PC-A and the result is reply from 192.168.10.3. 2. I pinged 192.168.20.4 from PC-B and the result is reply from 192.168.20.4. 3. I pinged 192.168.30.5 from PC-C and the result is reply from 192.168.30.5. 4. I pinged 192.168.40.6 from PC-A and the result is reply from 192.168.40.6. Part 3: Define the VLANs 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. First, I performed VLAN switch configurations using enable then conf t then vlan 10 the name Students then exit for the first VLAN. 2. Second, I did vlan 20 then name Faculty then exit the second VLAN. 3. Next, I did vlan 30 then name Management then exit the third VLAN. 4. Lastly, I did vlan 99 then name Containment then exit the fourth VLAN. 5. To ensure the implementation worked, I inputted the command sh vlan brief. 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. First, I used enable then conf t then interface range fastEthernet 0/4 then switchport mode access then switchport access vlan 10 then exit.
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