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Network - Lab3

The document outlines a lab procedure for connecting two LANs, including steps for configuring IP addresses, connecting routers, and setting up interfaces. It details the necessary commands to ensure network reachability and includes instructions for saving the configuration. The final steps involve testing connectivity between PCs across the networks and troubleshooting if necessary.

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Network - Lab3

The document outlines a lab procedure for connecting two LANs, including steps for configuring IP addresses, connecting routers, and setting up interfaces. It details the necessary commands to ensure network reachability and includes instructions for saving the configuration. The final steps involve testing connectivity between PCs across the networks and troubleshooting if necessary.

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Data Transmission & Computer Network

Lab (3
Connecting 2 LANs

Step 1 :
- Draw the topology.

- Set IPs to each PC In the topology according to the network IP given to each network
- PC0 —> [Link]
- PC1 —> [Link]
- PC2 —> [Link]
- PC3 —> [Link]
- PC4 —> [Link]
- PC5 —> [Link]

Step 2 :
- To Connect the 2 routers via the
Serial DTE cable
- You rst have to add the module of
the serial port to each router.
- Double Click on Router0 —>
Physical —> Turn Power
OFF —> Modules —>
HWIC-2
- Add the module to SLOT 0
—> Turn the Power ON
again

Step 3 :
- Repeat Step 2 to Router1
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Step 4 :
- Con gure the Interface between Router0 and Switch0 (FastEthernet 0/0)

Step 5 :
- Repeat Step 4 between Router1 and Switch1 (FastEthernet 0/0)
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Step 6 :
- Set the Default Gateway Address to the PCs
Double Click on PC —> Desktop —> IP Con guration —> Default Gatewa
- For (PC0,PC1,PC2) —> 192.168.1.
- For (PC3,PC4,PC5) —> [Link]

Step 7 :
- Con gure the Interface between Router0 and Router1 (Serial 0/0/0)
On Router0

Step 8 :
- Repeat Step 7 On Router1 (Serial 0/0/0)
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Now the topology is connected and con gured, but if you try to ping from PC2 to PC5 for example
it wouldn’t work.

Trying to ping ….

Step 9 :
- The command that will make the networks reachable to each other is
Router(con g)# ip route Destination_network_address subnet_mask Interface
On Router0

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The command Router# show ip route is used now to show you your reachable networks
Step 10 :
- Repeat Step 9 on Router1

Trying to ping again ….

Step 11: Saving the con guration.


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