In the last assignment you learned how to use Packet Tracer and created a basic network with 2 subnets. In the previous assignment I gave you a cookbook of instructions to follow. In the real world, you must create the cookbook. So in this lab we will take this to the next level.

Your customer has contacted you with a network implementation job. She is network savvy and has asked you to give her a proposal using Packet Tracer. Your job is to create the network design indicated below in packet tracer for your client.

The network has the following requirements:

• 4 Network segments
• 4 Computers on each segment
• 4 Switches
• 1 Gateway router

You have the 172.16.4.0/22 block to work with
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You determine what the subnets are

You will verify your configuration:

• All indicators in Packet Tracer are green
• Ping from at least 2 segments into all other segments successfully
• Resolve any non-functioning connections

The Router Configuration text document from the last lab has most of the information you need to complete this configuration, but you will have to extrapolate a little

If you are using the iphone/ipad version of Packet Tracer you have to spell out the interfaces completely (not just the abbreviations) i.e. "interface g0/0 has to be interface GigabitEthernet0/0/0"

You will need to use the Packet Tracer program you have downloaded and installed to complete the following assignments

There are 4 Packet Tracer assignments you will need to do as well as to answer questions

• 6.3.1.8 -- Exploring Internetworking Devices    (52 points)
• 6.4.1.3 -- Configure Initial Router Settings    (80 points)
• 6.4.3.3 -- Connect a Router to a LAN    (54 points)
• 6.5.1.3 -- Skills Integration Challenge    (100 points)