Simulating Dynamic routing and Access control list using CPT - ananthan05/Networking-Fundamentals-IP- GitHub Wiki

  1. Use RIP protocol to enable the communications between all the systems.

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Rip config for router 0

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Rip config for router 1

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Rip config for router 2

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2.Use ACL to Block the traffic from one whole network (A) to an individual host (B1) in the other network(B). Except for the individual host(B1), other hosts (B2) from that network(B) should receive the traffic from the same source network(A).

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*From A1 in network (AB1) to B1 in nerwork (AB2)

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message is not transferring to B1 form AB1 network .

*From A2 in network (AB1) to B1 in nerwork (AB2)

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message is transferring to B2 form AB1 network and message is not transferring to B1 form AB1 network .

3.Configure telnet connection on any one of the routers. After this configuration, all systems should be able to take telnet of that router.

Configure telnet connection in AB3 router (192.168.3.1)

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accessing ACL via C1(192.168.3.2) in AB3 network (192.168.3.1).

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accessing ACL via (192.168.1.3) in AB1 network (192.168.1.1).

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4.Create an ACL rule to block any one network from accessing only the telnet protocol of that router. But all other devices from other networks should be able to take telnet after this rule.

accessing ACL via (192.168.2.3) in AB1 network (192.168.2.1) and blocked AB1 network from AB3.

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*From C2 in network (AB3) to A1 and A2 in nerwork (AB1)

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