Free Cisco Lab GNS3 Scenario CCNA Final Assessment
This lab scenario will test your knowledge of all aspects of the CCNA certification. You will configure a network with IP and IPX across Frame Relay, ISDN, Ethernet, Token Ring, and point to point connections. You will also configure and redistribute RIP, IGRP and EIGRP routing protocols.
I have also included a GNS3 configuration with VLAN’s substituted for the Token Ring connection and a Point to Point serial link in place of the ISDN.
This lab scenario was designed originally using 2500 series Cisco routers and a 2924 Cisco Catalyst switch, so you will need to substitute the proper labels for the serial and Ethernet interfaces for the Cisco router series you are using.
Lab Configuration:
Switch Configuration:
- Configure the host name as CatSwitch.
- Set enable password as Cisco.
- Configure the management address as 192.168.20.1/24 with the Gateway assigned to your terminal or terminal server.
- Create the VLAN’s as indicated in the network drawing.
- Assign Ethernet ports to VLAN’s as indicated in the network diagram.
Frame Relay:
- Configure Router as a Frame Switch.
- Configure Frame Relay as hub and spoke on router to use DLCI as shown in network diagram.
Router Configuration:
- Configure the host name on all routers as indicated in the network drawing.
- Configure the enable secret password as Cisco on all routers.
- Configure all other passwords as Sanfran on all routers.
- Configure all routers with no DNS resolution.
- Configure all routers so that the console session will not time out.
- Configure all routers to display a banner indicating which router you are logging into.
- Configure Loopback interfaces on all routers as indicated in the network drawing.
- Create a host table on all routers using the address assigned to Loopback 0 of all other routers in the network.
IP Addressing:
- Configure the IP address and subnet on the Ethernet interfaces of all routers as shown in the network drawing.
- Configure the IP address and subnet on the Serial interfaces of indicated router as shown in network drawing.
- Configure the data link layer (Frame Relay) on indicated routers as shown in network drawing.
Routing Protocols:
- Configure RIP on the indicated router interfaces, including Loopbacks as shown in the network diagram.
- Configure IGRP AS 20 on the indicated router interfaces, including Loopbacks as shown in the network diagram.
- Configure EIGRP AS 10 on the indicated router interfaces, including Loopbacks as shown in the network diagram.
Route Redistribution:
- On R2 and R7 redistribute RIP into EIGRP and redistribute EIGRP into RIP.
- On R3 redistribute IGRP into EIGRP and redistribute EIGRP into IGRP
- Insure you can ping 192.169.1.1 and 192.168.10.1 from R5.
- Insure you can ping 192.169.5.5 and 192.169.10.1 from R1.
ISDN:
- Configure BRI interfaces on R5 and R6 with IP address as shown in the network diagram.
- Configure R5 with Dial number 949-3202.
- Configure R6 with Dial number 949-3201.
- Use PPP encapsulation.
- Make sure that R6 is the only router to initiate a call.
- Use static route but insure that R6 can ping all interfaces on all the routers.
IPX:
- Configure IPX on indicated interfaces of all routers as shown in network diagram.
- Configure EIGRP as the routing protocol for router interfaces as shown in the network Diagram.
- Configure IGRP as the routing protocol for router interfaces as shown in the network Diagram.
- Configure IPX RIP as the routing protocol for router interfaces as shown in the network Diagram.
Access List:
- Create a standard outgoing access list on R3 to deny access to users on network 192.168.50.1/24 to the Frame Relay network.
- Create an extended incoming access list and apply it to R4.s serial interface to fulfill the following requirements:
- Deny http request from reaching R2 E1 interface.
- Deny FTP traffic from reaching R4 E1 interface
- Permit any other traffic.
Save configuration on all routers and switches.
This completes the CCNA final assessment. The solution configuration is available to registered users.
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209-unable to start VM instance ‘ghost-c2600-adventerprisek9-mz.124.15.T7.bin-localhost.ghost’.
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