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Help With Packet Tracer

JahSeh
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Please help me with this, this is Urgent!

 

Sorry Im New to Packet Tracer, But how would i Configure all hosts IP-addresses (192.168.1.0) (which ones do i configure, and is it the same IP-addresses? )

Also how would I Configure RIP on all routers. (how do i configure RIP, and what do I Configure it to?)

Finally I need to verify functionality by performing a ping from PC0, PC4 and PC3 to the server.

 

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 (The PKT file is inside the TracerHwFolder, its not the file itself, It wouldn't let me post the zipped .pkt file)

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Hello,

 

you can subnet 192.168.1.0 into eight /27 subnets (you actually only need six subnets).

 

Make sure that if you use RIP, both interfaces that share one LAN are configured as 'passive'.

 

Attached the working file. I have configured DHCP pools and exclusions (for e.g. the server) on the routers to make IP address assignment easier. The file has been saved in Packet Tracer version 7.3.1.

 

 

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Hello,

 

post the zipped Packet Tracer project (.pkt) file.

Oh ya Alright, Heres the zipped project! 

i had to put the project inside a normal folder since it just says
"The attachment's packettracerhomework.zip content type (application/x-zip-compressed) does not match its file extension and has been removed."


inside it is the .pkt file

Hello,

 

you can subnet 192.168.1.0 into eight /27 subnets (you actually only need six subnets).

 

Make sure that if you use RIP, both interfaces that share one LAN are configured as 'passive'.

 

Attached the working file. I have configured DHCP pools and exclusions (for e.g. the server) on the routers to make IP address assignment easier. The file has been saved in Packet Tracer version 7.3.1.

 

 

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