Super Lab 7 – Net I
David's FUN Lab
The purpose of this lab is to help you review any technologies studied to this point. Some of you are prepping to take the CCNA certification exam. Others need a review for their in-class mid-term. In this lab you will be creating your own lab that is a reflection of what you need to review. If you are not sure what you are weak in, then go through the Table of Contents of the CCNA Portable Command Guide and see what areas you would have a difficult time configuring.
Task 1: Clear routers and switches of any previous configurations
Task 2: Create an IP addressing scheme
Below is a diagram of all the physical connections in your pod. It is not necessary for you to use them all. If you need practice with this and subnetting, then create this from scratch. If you do not need practice with this, then use an IP addressing scheme from a previous lab.
Task 4: Create a Frame Relay scheme
Task 5: Basic Configurations
enable
configure terminal
no ip domain-lookup
enable secret cisco
banner motd ^CUnauthorized access strictly prohibited and prosecuted
to the full extent of the law^C
line con 0
exec-timeout 0 0
logging synchronous
password cisco
login
line vty 0 4
password cisco
login
host
Task 6: Setup Routing
What do you need practice with? RIP? EIGRP? OSPF? Static/Default? This is what you should use for routing between the devices.
Task 7: Once you have verified connectivity throughout your devices, concentrate on the technologies in which you are weak
STP and EtherChannel
Telnet and SSH
Basic, Extended, and Named Access Lists
NAT
DHCP
PPP and PPP CHAP authentication
CDP
Task 8: Wrap It Up
Save all configurations and
load them to WebCT for credit. Be sure to save
your configurations for future use!
