You will be given a packet tracer file that includes a number of misconfigured devices, interfaces and protocols. You need to identify the errors, re-configure the devices/interfaces/protocols to make the network functional. You also need to answer a number of questions related to the network scenario. You need to submit your updated packet tracer file and answers to the questions for this part of the assignment.

This the link for scenario of cisco packet tracer file that needs to be configured "https://github.com/aurelius58/ciscopackettracer"

    

Instructions: Answer all questions. The network environment is accessible through a USER-PC (IP address 5.5.5.101/24). This PC is correctly configured and connected. Access is restricted to the devices shown in the topology diagram. Show run and enable commands are not available. You can telnet to each of the devices via terminal/SSH using IP addresses provided in the topology diagram with the Username: student and password: cisco Alternatively, you can directly click on a device and go to the CLI mode to access the device configuration. You are requested to troubleshoot the network. Solve the FOUR Tickets (Part A), and then answer the two short questions (Part B). Each. Ticket assumes that the previous Tickets have been resolved. Thus, your answers to later Tickets cannot be the same as earlier ones. Part A: Problem R1 cannot ping VLAN 5 The IP address & subnet Example on MGT-SW mask are not configured correctly 1. No. Ticket Desc. SWO cannot ping Vlan 1 on SW2 (1 mark) Show Command Used MGT-SW# Show ip interface brief MGT-SW# Show interface vlan 5 (1 mark) Command to fix the problem MGT-SW# configure terminal MGT-SW (config)# int vlan 5 MGT-SW(if-config)# ip add 5.5.5.10 255.255.255.0 (2 marks)