In this assignment, you create three different network configurations using Packet Tracer.

Part $1$

Configure the network components correctly, as shown above. $(6$ marks$)$

Block Telnet Access from HostA to RouterA and RouterB. $(1$ mark$)$

Allow Telnet Access from HostB to RouterA and RouterB. $(1$ mark$)$

Manually configure the routing table on RouterA and RouterB so that HostA and HostB can ping each other. $(2$ marks$)$

Change the default name of RouterA to London and the default name of RouterB to Kitchener. $(2$ marks$)$

Submit Packet Tracer file to instructor for marking.

Part $2$

$7.$ Configure the network components correctly, as shown above. $(10$ marks$)$

$8.$ Block all access between HostB and HostC. $(2$ marks$)$

$9.$ HostA should be able to ping both HostB and HostC. $(2$ marks$)$

$10.$ Configure all routers to use EIGRP. $(3$ marks$)$

$11.$ Set Telnet password on RouterB to $$telnet$$ and access RouterB using Telnet from all hosts. $(2$ marks$)$

$12.$ Submit Packet Tracer file to instructor for marking.

Part $3$

$13.$ Configure the network components $($including VLANs on clients and router$)$ correctly, as shown above. $(10$ marks$)$

$14.$ Ensure that HostA should only be able to contact $($ping$)$ HostB. $(2$ marks$)$

$15.$ Ensure that HostB should only be able to ping HostC and HostD. $(2$ marks$)$

$16.$ Submit Packet Tracer file to instructor for marking.