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Help on Drawing Network Diagram in Packet Tracer

xmakina
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Hello Sirs

 

Good day.

 

May I request your assistance please ? I am studying networking and came across a diagram which looks like this in the book.

However, I do not know what the vertical lines mean nor how to represent it in Packet Tracer.

Looking forward to being enlightened.

 

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AtIGb3rDudfyi1dbeFjVyIL_IR2u?e=gx4mGu

 

HowToDrawInPacketTracer.png

 

Thank you so much in advance.

 

Regards

xmakina

 

 

 

 

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Hello,

 

it looks like the vertical lines just mean that the interfaces are all in the same subnet. Do you have a link to the accompanying text in that book ?

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Hello,

 

it looks like the vertical lines just mean that the interfaces are all in the same subnet. Do you have a link to the accompanying text in that book ?

Hello Georg,

 

I think you are right. It says the 4x routers are connected in the same subnet.

OSPF.jpg

Please excuse for my probably funny follow up question:

 

  Does this mean I should have 1x switch in Packet Tracer and connect all 4x routers into it to make them part of the same subnet ?

In a real world scenario, does this really happen, like using a switch to connect multiple routers to put router interfaces in a single subnet ?

Does this make sense in a real world scenario (4x routers being connected by a single switch) ?

 

RoutersConnectedByASwitch.png

 

Thank you so much for your reply and patience.

 

Warm regards,

 

X-makina

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