Sure thing, man! You can get them directly from the Cisco website. Link here: www.cisco.com/c/dam/en_us/about/ac50/ac47/icon-library-production-oct2016.zip :) -John
@@IPvZero Hey John. What type of router are you using here? The set up you have going here is very close to what I am building for a project in school but I cannot seem to find any routers or layer 3 switches that have more than 2 addressable ports that are not serial ports. The 2901 can have tons of serial ports, but only two gigabitethernet ports. Thanks!
Thanks, man! It's just Packet Tracer 7.2. I believe it's the latest version? If you are referring to the icons though, I just changed them myself for the video (nicer presentation haha). If you like them you can find them on the Cisco website: www.cisco.com/c/dam/en_us/about/ac50/ac47/icon-library-production-oct2016.zip
Hey, Hasan. I actually didn't save this packet tracer file. However, I still have the original one I quickly made up before the video as a plan for what I was going to do. I don't think it's fully configured, but it's pretty similar to the one in the video, and I have uploaded it for you here: www.dropbox.com/s/0yit6884c0ede1q/campus-mock.pkt?dl=0 (Note: Packet tracer seems to buggy with the L3 Port-channel.. Sometimes upon opening the file you need to re-enter the "channel-group 1 mode active" commands on both sides and perform a Shut then No Shut to fix the issue). Thanks for watching! -John
@@IPvZero I tried downloading the packet tracer file from the above site . But it says the site couldnot be reached. Please share the packet tracer file .
Hey, Aayush! Unfortunately it's a bug in Packet Tracer! Happens everytime! The way to fix it is to simply remove the port channel and reapply it. So: "int ra gig0/0-1 no channel-group 1 mode on" exit no int port 1" And then reapply the configuration "int range gig0/0-1 channel-group 1 mode on" And complete the configuration as you would for both sides! It's unfortunate but Packet Tracer does have many limitations so we just have to find workarounds. Hope that helps! -John
@@IPvZero Hi , I also wanna know if HSRP is configured for Distribution layer and Access layer or Distribution layer and Core layer ? I am really confuse in this HSRP part . Please guide me
Hey Aayush. You want to configure HSRP on the distribution layer. Those will act as the default gateways for the host PCs. So the Access layer is basically running Layer 2 and the Distribution layer is the point where you begin routing at layer 3. If you watch Part 2 of this video - around 11 minutes in you can see how I configure the Distribution layer with HSRP: th-cam.com/video/tYdWxcSVEA8/w-d-xo.html Hope that helps! -John
look for commercial building or school. then make a networking plan applying the basic concept of networking and vlan implementation. Configure the equipment use in such a way that the end-devices will able to communicate to each other. Use packet tracer as your project simulator . Their must two network available the faculty and student network . 20 minimum end user. 5 minimum swithces and routers are strategically distributed.
This task involves designing and implementing an Internet-connected secure network for a medium-sized company requiring 500 machines named Nouman Logistics, India. They want to implement a secure network that uses Class C network address with multiple subnets - They have asked you for a price quote as well. But they want to see a packet tracer implementation and simulation results before they commit to purchasing anything. 1. Using a drawing tool of your choice design the network. Draw a simple network diagram of your network. Hints: Design the logical diagram. You can ignore the device location in a logical design. Use Visio or any drawing tool for the diagram. Don't forget to label the diagram core, access and distribution layer. 2. Design and Implement an IPv4 subnetting scheme. You can use any address in class c. 3. Hint: Test a small subsection of the network before implementing the full addressing scheme in packet tracer. 4. The report must describe the design and all of the decisions that you have made in the process of developing the design. This will include a discussion of the design model, Security, WAN protocol, Layer 2, 3 and wireless protocols that you have decided to use. Hint: Restrict your discussion to the main layer 1,2 and 3 protocols 5. Show the detailed cost of implementing your solution in a table format. You can try to show two different costs for the company to choose from. Hi! Can you please tackle this question? I have the logical diagram mapped out already if you wish to see.
Is this design for the campus or for the building, because I see one router
Amazing videos. Please add VRF segmentation to the design, it will be very helpful to the needed ones.
Hope all is well John, not seen updates for a while. This is a fantastic channel 👍🏼
Hey can you share the icons for your routers, switches and servers?
Sure thing, man! You can get them directly from the Cisco website. Link here: www.cisco.com/c/dam/en_us/about/ac50/ac47/icon-library-production-oct2016.zip
:)
-John
@@IPvZero Hey John. What type of router are you using here? The set up you have going here is very close to what I am building for a project in school but I cannot seem to find any routers or layer 3 switches that have more than 2 addressable ports that are not serial ports. The 2901 can have tons of serial ports, but only two gigabitethernet ports. Thanks!
Awesome video. What version of packet tracer are you using?
Thanks, man! It's just Packet Tracer 7.2. I believe it's the latest version? If you are referring to the icons though, I just changed them myself for the video (nicer presentation haha). If you like them you can find them on the Cisco website: www.cisco.com/c/dam/en_us/about/ac50/ac47/icon-library-production-oct2016.zip
Very nice topology. Please share the packet tracer file.
Hey, Hasan. I actually didn't save this packet tracer file. However, I still have the original one I quickly made up before the video as a plan for what I was going to do. I don't think it's fully configured, but it's pretty similar to the one in the video, and I have uploaded it for you here: www.dropbox.com/s/0yit6884c0ede1q/campus-mock.pkt?dl=0
(Note: Packet tracer seems to buggy with the L3 Port-channel.. Sometimes upon opening the file you need to re-enter the "channel-group 1 mode active" commands on both sides and perform a Shut then No Shut to fix the issue).
Thanks for watching! -John
Hi, thank you very much for sharing the file.
No problem, man. Thanks for watching!
@@IPvZero I tried downloading the packet tracer file from the above site . But it says the site couldnot be reached. Please share the packet tracer file .
Every time i start my packet tracer my port channel always shows down ?? can you please tell me the solution to it
Hey, Aayush! Unfortunately it's a bug in Packet Tracer! Happens everytime!
The way to fix it is to simply remove the port channel and reapply it.
So:
"int ra gig0/0-1
no channel-group 1 mode on"
exit
no int port 1"
And then reapply the configuration
"int range gig0/0-1
channel-group 1 mode on"
And complete the configuration as you would for both sides!
It's unfortunate but Packet Tracer does have many limitations so we just have to find workarounds.
Hope that helps!
-John
@@IPvZero Hi , I also wanna know if HSRP is configured for Distribution layer and Access layer or Distribution layer and Core layer ? I am really confuse in this HSRP part . Please guide me
Hey Aayush. You want to configure HSRP on the distribution layer. Those will act as the default gateways for the host PCs. So the Access layer is basically running Layer 2 and the Distribution layer is the point where you begin routing at layer 3.
If you watch Part 2 of this video - around 11 minutes in you can see how I configure the Distribution layer with HSRP:
th-cam.com/video/tYdWxcSVEA8/w-d-xo.html
Hope that helps!
-John
in the access layer the vlan pc what the ip address?
DHCP, or static
How to assign ip address for core switchses
Hi....how do you put pictures of routers, switch and servers ??
Great, thank you.
Thank u mannn
U helped me a lot
Thank uuuu very muchhhh
How you add the ip address for switches in core layer
Hi john. How are you? I just wanna say that I want to learn from you about Network Administration. Can you help me? Thanks.
very good
youre a legend bro
hi can u upload a two story building network configuration using packet tracer. please notice my comment
look for commercial building or school. then make a networking plan applying the basic concept of networking and vlan implementation. Configure the equipment use in such a way that the end-devices will able to communicate to each other. Use packet tracer as your project simulator . Their must two network available the faculty and student network . 20 minimum end user. 5 minimum swithces and routers are strategically distributed.
This task involves designing and implementing an Internet-connected secure network for a medium-sized
company requiring 500 machines named Nouman Logistics, India. They want to implement a secure network that
uses Class C network address with multiple subnets - They have asked you for a price quote as well. But they
want to see a packet tracer implementation and simulation results before they commit to purchasing anything.
1. Using a drawing tool of your choice design the network. Draw a simple network diagram of your
network.
Hints: Design the logical diagram. You can ignore the device location in a logical design. Use Visio or
any drawing tool for the diagram. Don't forget to label the diagram core, access and distribution layer.
2. Design and Implement an IPv4 subnetting scheme. You can use any address in class c.
3. Hint: Test a small subsection of the network before implementing the full addressing scheme in packet
tracer.
4. The report must describe the design and all of the decisions that you have made in the process of
developing the design. This will include a discussion of the design model, Security, WAN protocol,
Layer 2, 3 and wireless protocols that you have decided to use. Hint: Restrict your discussion to the
main layer 1,2 and 3 protocols
5. Show the detailed cost of implementing your solution in a table format. You can try to show two
different costs for the company to choose from.
Hi! Can you please tackle this question? I have the logical diagram mapped out already if you wish to see.