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    The document describes designing a wired and wireless local area network (LAN) using Packet Tracer. It outlines connecting different end devices like PCs and laptops to both a switch for wired connections and a home router for wireless. It provides steps to configure IP addresses for the devices and test connectivity using ping commands. Screenshots are included showing the network topology, IP configurations, and simulation mode. The result is that a wired and wireless LAN was created successfully and connectivity between devices was confirmed.

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    The document describes designing a wired and wireless local area network (LAN) using Packet Tracer. It outlines connecting different end devices like PCs and laptops to both a switch for wired connections and a home router for wireless. It provides steps to configure IP addresses for the devices and test connectivity using ping commands. Screenshots are included showing the network topology, IP configurations, and simulation mode. The result is that a wired and wireless LAN was created successfully and connectivity between devices was confirmed.

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    The document describes designing a wired and wireless local area network (LAN) using Packet Tracer. It outlines connecting different end devices like PCs and laptops to both a switch for wired connections and a home router for wireless. It provides steps to configure IP addresses for the devices and test connectivity using ping commands. Screenshots are included showing the network topology, IP configurations, and simulation mode. The result is that a wired and wireless LAN was created successfully and connectivity between devices was confirmed.

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    CCN Ex4 URK20CO1044

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    The document describes designing a wired and wireless local area network (LAN) using Packet Tracer. It outlines connecting different end devices like PCs and laptops to both a switch for wired connections and a home router for wireless. It provides steps to configure IP addresses for the devices and test connectivity using ping commands. Screenshots are included showing the network topology, IP configurations, and simulation mode. The result is that a wired and wireless LAN was created successfully and connectivity between devices was confirmed.

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    Date: 25-02-2022 Ex 4 Simulate Wired and Wireless LAN Regno: URK20CO1044

    Aim
    Design Wired and Wireless LAN using Packet tracer. Test the connectivity between the hosts
    and examine the physical topology of the network.

    Description
    1. End Devices:
    End devices are the ones who use the core, if network devices are the core. Packet Tracer
    supports a broad range of end devices, including PCs, laptops, tablets, PDAs, and even
    televisions.
    2. Switch:
    In a wired network, a switch is used to link devices via Ethernet connections. Each linked
    gadget may communicate with the others due to the switch. Because equipment such as
    wireless routers and adapters interact directly with one another, wireless-only networks do
    not require switches.
    3. LAN:
    A Local Area Network (LAN) is a collection of computers or other devices connected by
    Ethernet or Wi-Fi inside a single, constrained area. LAN is made up of a group of computers
    that are connected to establish a network in a certain region. TCP/IP ethernet or Wi-Fi is used
    to link the computers in a LAN.
    4. ICMP:
    ICMP(Internet Control Message Protocol) is a protocol used at the network level. ICMP
    packets relay information about network connection problems to the source of the
    compromised transmission. It transmits control signals such as source route failure,
    destination network inaccessible, and source quench.

    Procedure
    Steps to configure the networks
    Step-1: Connect different types of end devices to the switch and on the other side connect
    different types of end devices to the home router(wireless).
    a. Take two pc’s, two laptop’s in the end devices and connect it to the switch with the copper
    straight-through wire.
    b. Take a pc, laptop, smartphone and tablet in the end devices and connect them wireless to
    the home router.
    Step-2: Connect the home router(wireless) and switch with the copper straight-through wire.
    Step-3: Configure each end device IP addresses. For configuring the IP addresses of the end
    devices, click on one of the end devices and navigate to “Desktop”. There in “IP
    Configuration” we can see a box called “IP4 Address” where we enter our own IP address.
    With this the IP address is configured for one of the end devices. Similarly, configure every
    end device’s IP address. At the same time, configure the gateway for all the end devices in
    the ip configuration.
    Step-4: Testing the connectivity. For testing the connectivity between the devices whether the
    network is working or not, we click on one of the end devices and navigate to “Desktop” and
    select “Command Prompt” and type the following command “ping <IP address>”, here “<IP
    address>” will be the address of the end device which we want to test the connectivity with.
    If the lost packet is 0 then that means the network is working, otherwise if there is any other
    value that means some packets have not reached and we have to re-configure our network.
    Step-5: Give the commands in the router to connect to the switch and wireless home router.
    a. To give the commands go to the router. Select the ‘CLI’ and enter the commands. Firstly,
    enable the router and configure the terminal.
    b. Nextly, enter the ‘int FastEthernet 0/0’ and enter the ip address, gateway of any end device
    which is connected to the switch and exit from it.
    c. Repeat the above steps and replace 0/0 with 1/0 and enter the ip address, gateway of any
    end device which is connected to the wireless home router and exit from it.
    Step-6: Lastly, check the connectivity between the wired and wireless LAN devices by
    sending packets from one device to another device.

    Screen Shots
    Screenshot of Network Topology
    Screenshot of IP Configuration

    Screenshot of simulation mode

    Result
    We have created a wired and wireless LAN and checked the connectivity between them.

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