$1.$ Create a simple home network using Packet Tracer with a router connected to the internet.

$2.$ Here's how you can create a simple home network using Cisco Packet Tracer with a router connected to the Internet:

$3.$ Open Cisco Packet Tracer and create a new project.

$4.$ From the bottom of the screen, select the "End Devices" option, then select $"$PC$"$ and drag it to the workspace. Repeat this step to add a second PC$.$

$5.$ From the bottom of the screen, select the "Routers" option, then select $"2811$ Integrated Services Router" and drag it to the workspace.

$6.$ Connect the two PCs to the router using Copper Straight$-$Through cables. To do this, click on the Copper Straight$-$Through cable in the bottom left of the screen, then click on the first PC and drag the cable to the router. Repeat this step to connect the second PC to the router.

$7.$ Connect the router to the Internet. To do this, click on the "ISP" device in the bottom left of the screen, then click on the router and drag the cable to the "FastEthernet$0/0"$ port on the router.

$8.$ Configure the router. Double$-$click on the router to open the configuration window. Click on the "CLI" tab, then type the following commands:

enable

configure terminal

interface FastEthernet$0/0$

ip address dhcp

no shutdown

exit

ip route $0\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}00\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}0$ FastEthernet$0/0$

$9.$ Configure the PCs$.$ Double$-$click on each PC to open the configuration window. Click on the "Desktop" tab, then click on the $"$IP Configuration" icon. In the $"$IP Configuration" window, select $"$DHCP$"$ and click $"$OK$".$

$10.$ Save the project and click the "Play" button to start the simulation.