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Small Office Network Topology Design

The project aims to design and simulate a small office LAN connecting 5 PCs, 1 printer, and internet access using Cisco Packet Tracer. Key tasks include requirement analysis, network design, configuration of devices, and testing for connectivity. The expected outcome is a functional network that allows file sharing and printer access, enhancing understanding of network setups and troubleshooting skills.

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Small Office Network Topology Design

The project aims to design and simulate a small office LAN connecting 5 PCs, 1 printer, and internet access using Cisco Packet Tracer. Key tasks include requirement analysis, network design, configuration of devices, and testing for connectivity. The expected outcome is a functional network that allows file sharing and printer access, enhancing understanding of network setups and troubleshooting skills.

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Micro Project Report on Computer

Network (CC)
Objective
To design and simulate a small office network using basic networking concepts and tools to
understand how devices communicate in a LAN.

Tools/Software Required
- Cisco Packet Tracer (or any network simulator)
- Basic networking components (router, switch, PCs, cables)
- Internet access (optional)

Project Scope
To connect 5 computers, 1 printer, and 1 internet connection in a single office network
using appropriate devices and configurations.

Project Tasks
1. Requirement Analysis
- Number of devices: 5 PCs, 1 printer, 1 router, 1 switch
- Network type: LAN
- IP Addressing scheme: Use private IPs (e.g., 192.168.1.x)

2. Network Design
- Draw a logical network topology
- Connect all devices using appropriate cables

3. Configuration
- Assign IP addresses to each PC and the printer
- Configure router for internet simulation (optional)
- Test connectivity using ping command

4. Testing & Troubleshooting


- Ensure all devices can communicate
- Fix common errors (e.g., wrong IP, cable issues)

Expected Outcome
A fully working small office LAN where all systems can share files and access the printer.
Basic internet simulation included if configured.
Conclusion
This project helps understand real-world network setup and basic troubleshooting skills,
essential for any IT technician or network administrator.

IP Addressing Table
Example:
PC1: [Link]
PC2: [Link]
PC3: [Link]
PC4: [Link]
PC5: [Link]
Printer: [Link]
Default Gateway (Router): [Link]

Screenshots
Insert screenshots of:
- Network topology
- IP configuration
- Ping results

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