Lab 4‐1 ‐ ARP Packet Tracer Lab - rune-seregina/net-150-sp24 GitHub Wiki

What was this lab's objective?

In this lab, I set up a basic LAN using Cisco's packet tracer and gained familiarity with the basic tools and procedures within the program such as assigning IP addresses, viewing MAC addresses, connecting devices, viewing the switch table, and using ARP and ICMP.

Packet Tracer Notes

Deleting components: On the upper toolbar on the left side, choose the X symbol, delete component, and switch back to cursor
Assigning IP addresses: select device > Config > FastEthernet0 > enter IP
Access switch CLI: switch > CLI > type "enable" for admin mode > (if "config", type exit for basic admin mode)

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What is the MAC address of the ethernet adapter on PC0?

001.C7C5.0B34

Is there an IP address?

No, it is not connected so it has not been set yet.

Hold the mouse over the switch to see the configuration. Are there IP addresses assigned?

There are no IP addresses assigned yet.

Click on PC0 - Desktop Tab, Open the Command Prompt, Type arp –a to see the arp table and review to see if there are any entries

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After assigned IP addresses, still no entries

Review the table format for Mac Address and Port

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Screenshot showing successful ping between PC0 and PC3:

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Complete the a table like the following

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MAC Address . . . Port
001 . c7c5.0b34 , Fa0/10
000c.cfec.7418 , Fa0/13
0060.70d7.b631 , Fa0/11
00e0.8fd3.085d , Fa0/12

Screenshot of Packet Tracer showing all 4 PC's connected to switch

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