Instructions

1. It is important that you understand how DNS and DHCP works, IP address classes including public and private IP address.
2. Understand different types of NAT and their configuration command.
3. Build topology and practice configuration on packet tracer. You will perform/configure this task using Packet Tracer. If you require a refresher on how to use and save content in Packet Tracer

Q1. You are given a network 192.168.10.0/27 for your office. Your company should have one DHCP server and one DNS server with static IP address. You have 25 employees at your office and everyone is using a PC. DHCP server will provide IP address dynamically to these PCs. Your DNS should resolve www.myDNS.com for your employees. There is a Server 10.10.10.10/8 in another network. When your employees are accessing this server, they should use Public IP addresses so that your private network remains hidden from the outside world. For this purpose, your company already bought an IP pool range 200.10.0.1 - 200.10.0.99. Now implement NAT on the required router.

 

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CST8109_Lab #1 - Word 2023-10-03 8_47_18 PM.png PC-PT PCO PC-PT PC1 PC-PT PC2 Laptop-PT Laptop0 192.168.10.0/27 2561-14TT Switch Router-PT R1 Server-PT DHCP Server-PT DNS @ 200.10.0.1 200.10.0.99 Router-PT R2 2960-24TT Switch2 10.10.10.10/8 Server-PT Server 161% OR a) Once you are done with configuring, save the configuration by typing "wr" command on each router. Save the packet tracer file. b) Copy the output of "show running-configuration" of each router and save them on separate text files marked as R1 and R2. Take screenshots for DHCP, DNS and Server IP configuration and save for submission. CST8109_Lab #1 - Word 2023-10-03 8_47_18 PM.png PC-PT PCO PC-PT PC1 PC-PT PC2 Laptop-PT Laptop0 192.168.10.0/27 2561-14TT Switch Router-PT R1 Server-PT DHCP Server-PT DNS @ 200.10.0.1 200.10.0.99 Router-PT R2 2960-24TT Switch2 10.10.10.10/8 Server-PT Server 161% OR a) Once you are done with configuring, save the configuration by typing "wr" command on each router. Save the packet tracer file. b) Copy the output of "show running-configuration" of each router and save them on separate text files marked as R1 and R2. Take screenshots for DHCP, DNS and Server IP configuration and save for submission.