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Configuring network devices base on the assignment brie

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Moderation.

Employability Skills Applied

On successful completion of this module, a student will have had opportunities to demonstrate achievement of the following Employability Skills:

CORE ATTRIBUTES

• Engaged *
• Creative *
• Enterprising
• Ethical

KEY ATTITUDES

• Commitment *
• Curiosity
• Resilient *
• Confidence *
• Adaptability

PRACTICAL SKILLSETS

• Digital fluency
• Organisation *
• Leadership and team working
• Critical thinking *
• Emotional intelligence
• Communication

Marking criteria

Based on the assignment brief.

Assessment Objectives

1. Part 1: Network Topology Build [using Packet Tracer] (10 points, 10 minutes)
2. Part 2: Network Design (50 points, 35 minutes)
3. Part 3: Device Configurations and Settings (50 points, 30 minutes)
4. Part 4: Configure RIP version 2 Routing Protocol (30 points, 25 minutes)
5. Part 5: Verify end-to-end Network Connectivity (10 points, 10 minutes)
6. Part 6: Set-up and Configure HTTP Services (20 points, 15 minutes)
7. Part 7: Create and Apply Extended ACLs (40 points, 20 minutes)
8. Part 8: Housekeeping/ Save and upload Configuration or Packet Tracer Files. (5 points, 5 minutes)

Practical test: Network Protocols and Algorithms (150 minutes)

Part 1: Network Topology Build [using Packet Tracer]

Part 2: Network Design

In this practical skills assessment (SA), you are the network administrator of a new network build. There is only 1 IP address available for this network – 192.168.33.X where X = 0 to 255.

You are required to work out an addressing scheme that will allow this network to be configured. Make sure you conserve IP addresses. There are 12 hosts in Bangor and 12 hosts at Glyndwr.

Addressing Table

Calculate the network Masks and fill in the addressing table below:

Device	Interface	IP Address	Subnet Mask	Default Gateway
Wrexham Router
Glyndwr Workstation
Janet Router
Bangor Workstation

Part 3: Device Configurations and Settings

Step 1: Configure Wrexham Router.

Configuration tasks for Wrexham-Router include the following:

Configuration Item or Task	Specification	Points
Disable DNS lookup		(2 points)
Set the Router name	Wrexham-Router	(1 point)
Encrypted privileged EXEC password	class	(2 points)
Console access password	cisco	(1 point)
Telnet access password	cisco	(2 points)
Encrypt the plaintext passwords.		(2 points)
Set the “message of the day” MOTD banner	Welcome to the Wrexham Router. Unauthorized Access is Prohibited!	(3 points)
Interface Fa0/1	Set the Layer 3 IPv4 address. Refer to the Addressing Table for IPv4 address information. Activate Interface	(5 points)
Interface S 0/1	Set the Layer 3 IPv4 address. Refer to the Addressing Table for IPv4 address information. Set a clocking rate of 128000. Activate Interface	(5 points)

Step 2: Configure Janet Router.

Configuration tasks for Janet-Router include the following:

Configuration Item or Task	Specification	Points
Disable DNS lookup		(2 points)
Set the Router name	Janet-Router	(1 point)
Encrypted privileged EXEC password	class	(2 points)
Console access password	cisco	(1 point)
Telnet access password	cisco	(2 points)
Encrypt the plaintext passwords.		(2 points)
Set the “message of the day” MOTD banner	Welcome to the Janet Router. Unauthorized Access is Prohibited!	(3 points)
Interface Fa0/1	Set the description Set the Layer 3 IPv4 address. Refer to the Addressing Table for IPv4 address information. Activate Interface	(5 points)
Interface S 0/1	Set the description Set the Layer 3 IPv4 address. Refer to the Addressing Table for IPv4 address information. Set a clocking rate of 128000. Activate Interface	(5 points)

Step 3: Configure IPv4 addresses on Glyndwr and Bangor

Configuration Item or Task	Specification	Points
Configure static IPv4 address information on Glyndwr	Refer to Addressing Table for IPv4 address information.	(2 points)
Configure static IPv4 address information on Bangor	Refer to Addressing Table for IPv4 address information.	(2 points)

Part 4: Configure RIP version 2 Routing Protocol

Step 1: Configure RIP version 2 on Wrexham Router.

Configuration tasks for Wrexham Router include the following:

Configuration Item or Task	Specification	Points
Advertise directly connected networks.	Use classless network addresses.	(15 points)

Step 2: Configure RIP version 2 on Janet Router.

Configuration tasks for Janet Router include the following:

Configuration Item or Task	Specification	Points
Advertise directly connected networks.	Use classless network addresses.	(15 points)

Part 5: Verify end-to-end connectivity [Please include screen shots].

From Command	To	Response/ Screenshot evidence:	Points
Glyndwr ping	Wrexham/ Default Gateway		(3 points)
Bangor ping	Janet/ Default Gateway		(3 points)
Glyndwr ping	Bangor		(2 points)
Bangor ping	Glyndwr		(2 points)

Part 6: Set-up and Configure HTTP Services

Configuration Item or Task	Response/ Screenshot evidence	Points
On the Bangor side add a server, (NOT ANOTHER PC) – ensure HTTP is enabled		(15 points)
Test Access from Wrexham PC by entering the server IP address in the web browser.		(2 points)
Insert Screen shot of Wrexham PC displaying web page		(3 points)

Part 7: Insert an Extended ACL to Prevent access to HTTP from Glyndwr

Configuration Item or Task	Points
Design an ACL to Prevent access to HTTP (port 80) from the Ethernet interface hosts i.e. stop traffic from Glyndwr reaching the HTTP server you added in Part 6, but permit all other traffic (e.g. ICMP).	(25 points)
Test the ACL. When it has been blocked Insert screen shot	(15 points)

Part 8: Housekeeping/ Save Configuration/ Packet Tracer Files

Configuration Item or Task	Points
Save this document with your screen shots	(3 points)
Save the Packet Tracer file	(1 point)
Upload both to Moodle	(1 point)

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