CCNA Super Lab 5
Technologies Covered
Basic Device Configuration
Interface Configuration
Virtual LAN (VLAN) Configuration
VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP)
Frame Relay
OSPF Routing
TCL Scripts / Lab Verification
Your goal for this
lab is to configure a fully routed network so that each device can communicate with every
other device.
In this lab you will
not be given step by step instructions to configure each device. Use what you have learned
in previous labs and in the class readings to complete the lab. Use your book and previous
labs as references.
The logical topology
for this lab is given in the diagram at the top of the page. Logical diagrams are used to
show layer 2-3 connectivity, and are often very different from the physical diagram. When
starting this lab you should use the information in the logical diagram to draw a physical
diagram that corresponds with it. Your diagram should include which connections should be
trunks, and what VLANs they are trunking, as well as port numbers and VLANs. Interface numbers on your diagram may be different
than in the diagram above depending upon which pod you have.
You are required to draw a physical diagram
before starting this lab.
IP Addressing
The IP addressing of this lab will follow a similar method to the
previous labs. Configure the VLANs, Frame Relay DLCIs, and serial links as shown in the
diagram. Configure IP addressing as shown in the diagram.
Confirmation:
Make sure each device can ping all adjacent devices. For example, R1 should be able to
ping R5 at 172.16.51.5 and R3 at 172.16.31.3 over its Fast Ethernet connection.
VLAN Configuration
Since some of the
routers in the topology diagram do not have direct links to each other, you will need to
configure multiple vlans and trunks. When creating vlans, use VTP and configure CAT4 as
the VTP server. Use PODX as the VTP domain where X is the pod number you are using.
OSPF Routing
Configure OSPF on
every router. Use area 0 for all networks.
Confirmation:
To verify routing, use ‘show ip protocols’ and ‘show ip route’
At the end of each
lab, you will need to verify that everything is working. To do this, you will need to ping
from each device to every IP address in your network.
Please show the TAs your successful output so that they can verify that your
network is working properly.
Write a TCL script
that pings every address in the network and run it on every router.
Once you have
verified that the script works on every device, submit it to WebCT to be graded.