Lab 9-2

Lab 9-1

TCP/IP Lab

Lab 7-2

Lab 7-1

Lab 6-2

• Each port on a router has to connect to a different subnet

Lab 6-1

• Subnet address - lowest host on subnet
• Broadcast address - highest host on subnet

Lab 5-1

Packet tracer

• Router connecting to PC uses cross-over cable
• To use sniffer - put between two devices

Lab 4-3

Packet tracer

• Set default gateway in router and in end devices
• Make sure to set port status to "on" in router config
• Stopwatch icon for packet simulation mode
• Can save setting etc. in router config

Lab 4-2

Packet tracer

• To add IP - in config, select NIC card and set IP and mask
• show mac-address-table in switch CLI to see what MAC address is connected to what port

Lab 4-1

Packet tracer

• Pretty much the same as Lab 2-1

Lab 3-1

Wireshark

• Must run as administrator to delete ARP cache
• arp -a - shows ARP cache
• arp -d - deletes ARP cache
• ARP request will automatically start - make sure to start capture before deleting
• ff.ff.ff.ff.ff.ff is broadcast MAC address - sent to all on network
• ARP is only used within a network

Lab 2-2

Wireshark

• Make sure to start and stop capture at right time
• Search using filter at top
• MAC addresses on other networks are not sent

Lab 2-1

Packet tracer

• To configure - click on PC, config
• To connect - use connection tab (lightning bolt), choose connection (lightning bolt is auto)
• To use command - click on PC, desktop, terminal, type command

Lab 1-1

Part 1

• ipconfig - shows network info
• ipconfig /all - shows more info
• ping [address] - tests connection to [address]

Part 2

• tracert [address] - shows route to [address]
• nslookup [address] - shows IPs of [address]