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This is a practical IP version 4 subnetting lab.

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Now, this is a practical lab helping you test and verify your knowledge of IP version 4 subnetting.

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We're not simply gonna talk about the theory of IP version 4 subnetting you need to subnet, but in

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addition configure the network and get it working.

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You need to configure IP addresses on routers, on switches, and on DHCP servers and then you need to configure

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the DHCP servers to allocate IP addresses to the clients in the correct subnet.

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So once again this is a practical demonstration and lab of IP version 4 subnetting, in this packet

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tracer lab.

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We have multiple sites, site 1 and site 2 connected via serial links to an Internet router.

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You need to configure the network as follows, you've been allocated subnet 1 9 2 1 6 8 1. 0 slash 24 and

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you need to subnet this network into 4 subnets as follows subnet 1 needs to be allocated to site 1

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subnet 2 to the serial link between router 1 and the Internet router, subnet 3 to site 2 and subnet

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4 to the link between router 2 and the Internet router.

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Now, we are not going to initially optimize the subnetting you're only gonna create 4 subnets and

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then split them across these four networks in a subsequent video we'll optimize the serial links to

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use a slash 30 mask and then make more subnets available for additional sites.

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But in this initial topology, you simply need to create 4 subnets.

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You should configure the router as per the instructions in the diagram.

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In other words this interface on router 1 should use the last IP address in the relevant subnet.

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This interface should use the first IP address in the subnet on the serial link.

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The Internet router is gonna use the last IP address in both subnets on the serial links and router

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2 will once again use the last IP address in the subnet on the Ethernet interface and to the first

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IP address on the serial interface.

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You need to configure the switches with the second to last IP address and the subnet and the DHCP servers

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with the third last IP address in the subnet, as an example at Site 1 the switch such 1 should be

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configured with the second last IP address and the subnet and the DHCP server with the third last IP

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address.

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The same should be done for switch 2, in site 2 and the third last IP address should be configured on

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the DHCP server at site 2.

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You also need to configure the DHCP servers to allocate IP addresses to the clients in the relevant subnets.

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So as an example DHCP server 1 should allocate IP addresses to PC 0,

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PC 1 and PC 2 in the subnet allocated to this network, DHCP server 2 should allocate IP addresses

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in the correct subnet to PC 3 4 and 5.

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Once you've done your configuration verify that PCs can access cisco.com and facebook.com

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using their browsers.

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The server 8.8.8.8 is configured as a DNS server.

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So think of this as the Google DNS server that is configured with A records for cisco.com and facebook

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.com

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So once you've got your network configured with the correct IP addresses your DHCP servers are allocating

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IP addresses to the clients, the clients should be able to access cisco.com and facebook.com,

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again this is the DNS server in the network.

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Okay, so can you complete this lab?

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Can you work out the relevant subnets, the relevant IP addresses, and configure the routers switches and

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DHCP servers to get this network working.

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Download the packet tracer file and see if you can complete the lab yourself.

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Otherwise watch the next video where I complete the lab.