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Rip Routing

The lab report outlines an experiment on static routing configuration using Cisco Packet Tracer, where a star topology is created with one switch and eight PCs. The objective was to design a LAN, assign IP addresses, and verify communication through ping tests, which were all successful. The experiment concluded that proper IP addressing facilitates efficient communication within the network.

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Rip Routing

The lab report outlines an experiment on static routing configuration using Cisco Packet Tracer, where a star topology is created with one switch and eight PCs. The objective was to design a LAN, assign IP addresses, and verify communication through ping tests, which were all successful. The experiment concluded that proper IP addressing facilitates efficient communication within the network.

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IUBAT - International University of Business Agriculture

and Technology

Lab Report-02
Course Code: CSC 466

Submitted To:
Kashfi Shormita Kushal
Lecturer
Dept. of CSE, IUBAT

Submitted By:
Sabbir Ahmed Showrov
ID-23103295
Section-L
Program-BCSE

Submission Date: 01.05.26


Experiment Title
Static Routing Configuration using Cisco Packet Tracer

Objective
 To design a simple Local Area Network (LAN) using a switch
 To assign IP addresses to multiple PCs
 To verify communication between devices using the ping command

Topology Description:

In this experiment, a star topology is created using:

1 Switch
4 PCs

Each PC is connected to the switch using copper straight-through cables.

IP Addressing Scheme:
R1 Network :
 PC1 → IP: [Link] | Subnet Mask: [Link]
 PC2 → IP: [Link] | Subnet Mask: [Link]

R2 Network :
 PC3 → IP: [Link] | Subnet Mask: [Link]
 PC4 → IP: [Link] | Subnet Mask: [Link]

R3 Network :
 PC5 → IP: [Link] | Subnet Mask: [Link]
 PC6 → IP: [Link] | Subnet Mask: [Link]
R4 Network :
PC7 → IP: [Link] | Subnet Mask: [Link]
PC8 → IP: [Link] | Subnet Mask: [Link]
Configuration Steps:
1. Placed all routers, switches, and PCs in Cisco Packet Tracer.
2. Connected devices using appropriate cables.
3. Assigned IP addresses to all router interfaces.
4. Enabled interfaces using no shutdown.
5. Configured static routes on each router to reach other networks.
6. Configured IP settings on all PCs.
7. Saved the configuration.

1. Adding Devices
 Open Cisco Packet Tracer
 Add 1 Switch and 8 PCs
 Connect PCs to switch using cables
 IP Configuration
 Go to Desktop → IP Configuration
 Assign IP Address and Subnet Mask

Screenshot:
Connectivity Testing:
1. Intra-Network Test
Check connectivity within each LAN:
 PC1 → PC2
ping [Link]
 PC3 → PC4
ping [Link]
 PC5 → PC6
ping [Link]
 PC7 → PC8
ping [Link]
✔ Expected: Successful replies in all cases.

2. Inter-Network Test
Check connectivity between different networks:
 PC1 → PC8
ping [Link]
 PC2 → PC5
ping [Link]
 PC3 → PC7
ping [Link]
 PC8 → PC1
ping [Link]
✔ Expected: Successful replies with no packet loss.
Result:
All ping requests are successful
Communication between all PCs is established

Observations
 All devices are connected through the switch
 Since all PCs are in the same network, no router is required
 The switch forwards data using MAC addresses
 ICMP packets (ping) were successfully delivered

Conclusion
This experiment successfully demonstrates how multiple PCs can communicate within a
LAN using a switch. Proper IP addressing ensures seamless communication. The network
operated efficiently, and all connectivity tests were success

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