B. E /B.
Tech Degree Practical Examinations, APR/MAY- 2025
Fourth Semester
DEPARTMENT OF CSE- CYBER SECURITY
(Common to CSE, IT, AI&DS, AI&ML, Cyber Security)
23CS4405 / 23IT4405 / 23AD4404 / 23AM4404 / 23CY4403-COMPUTER NETWORKS
(I/C)
SET- II
(Regulation IFETCE R2023)
Time: 3 Hours Max Marks: 100
Aim & Program & Result
Output Viva-Voce Total
Procedure Topology Diagram
10 40 30 10 10 100
1. Create a simple LAN with three PCs using IP addresses [Link]–12 and connect them (100)
via a switch. Verify connectivity among the PCs. Use ipconfig, ipconfig/all, and ping
commands in Packet Tracer to test connectivity.
2. On a switch, define VLAN10, VLAN20, and VLAN30. Assign IPs [Link], (100)
[Link], and [Link] to individual PCs. Set up and test VLAN communication
in CISCO Packet Tracer.
3. Configure IPv6 addresses on three PCs as follows and confirm communication between them: (100)
PC1: 2001:db8:10::1/64, PC2: 2001:db8:10::2/64, PC3: 2001:db8:10::3/64.
4. Divide the [Link]/24 network into four equal subnets using FLSM. Allocate one (100)
subnet to each department and configure accordingly in Packet Tracer.
5. In the DHCP Request packet, identify if the message is sent as a Unicast or a Broadcast. (100)
Why does the client continue to use Broadcast for the "Request" phase even after it knows the
Server's IP from the "Offer".
6. Set up Static NAT to map internal IP [Link] to public IP [Link]. Configure (100)
routing with appropriate intermediate addresses and verify connectivity using ping.
7. Build a three-router network using LAN IPs: R1: [Link]/24, R2: [Link]/24, R3: (100)
[Link]/24. Implement RIP and inspect routing tables.
8. Enable OSPF routing on routers configured with networks [Link]/24, (100)
[Link]/24, and [Link]/24. Confirm OSPF neighbor relationships.
9. Create a DNS server with IP [Link] and a web server with IP [Link]. (100)
Configure a domain “[Link]” and verify access from a client PC at [Link].
10. Design two lab networks using individual switches. Connect and configure them for (100)
successful communication and troubleshooting practice.
11. Design a network with 12 hosts connected to the DHCP server. Perform dynamic allocation (100)
of IPv4 address.
12. Use a managed switch to create VLANs VLAN10, VLAN20, and VLAN30. Assign IPs (100)
[Link], [Link], and [Link] to different PCs and verify intra-VLAN
communication.
13. Perform FLSM on [Link]/24 to create four subnets. Assign them to departments and (100)
verify ping response among all devices.
14. From the [Link]/24 block, create subnetworks for 25, 12, and 6 hosts using VLSM. (100)
Configure and validate this setup in Packet Tracer.
15. Set up OSPF routing for networks [Link]/24, [Link]/24, and (100)
[Link]/24. Ensure neighbor relationships and routing accuracy.
16. Host a private web server internally at [Link]. Make it accessible on the public (100)
internet via [Link] using Static NAT.
17. Connect three routers with networks R1: [Link]/24, R2: [Link]/24, R3: (100)
[Link]/24. Configure RIP and observe route propagation.
18. Install a DNS server ([Link]) and web server ([Link]). Set up domain (100)
“[Link]” and test access from client [Link].
19. Design a network with three routers (R1, R2, R3) interconnected to each other. Perform static (100)
routing between the host and check connectivity from one network to another.
20. Assign duplicate IP [Link] to two PCs in a four-PC LAN. Detect and resolve the (100)
conflict using Packet Tracer.
21. Establish a LAN with five PCs using IPs [Link] to [Link]. Confirm (100)
communication through ping tests.
22. Configure Static NAT for an internal server ([Link]) to map to public IP (100)
[Link]. Ensure correct NAT operation.
23. Set up RIP between two routers: LAN1: [Link]/24 and LAN2: [Link]/24. (100)
Verify communication between LAN PCs.
24. Set up DNS ([Link]) and map domain “[Link]” to web server IP (100)
[Link]. Verify resolution from a client.
25. Connect a DNS server to a system and examine the TCP communications among the DNS (100)
server, Web Server and the host.
Incharge HoD/ECE