The router and switch are already cabled up and ready to go. Open up the Basic_Practical_Base.pkt file in Cisco Packet Tracer. Out like this Getting started with Cisco IOS You can also refer to the Instructions.txt file for these instructions if you’d prefer downloading them. Now that all preliminary measures have been taken to properly set up the lab it’s time to actually get started. I highly recommend at least trying this approach as, through my experiences I have easily found it to be the best strategy.Įxample of instructions and Cisco Packet Tracer side-by-side Below is a screenshot of how I would set up the lab in the form of a simple integrated environment that has minimal tabbing and distractions between the instructions and Cisco Packet Tracer. How networking labs are approached can significantly increase efficiency and effectiveness. If you have trouble understanding them, please reach out in our forums and we will be glad to help! Lab Setup Knowledge is not required to start configuring and see how these protocols work in action.
If some of these terms seem foreign to you please research them first and try to understand their basic purpose in a network. Dynamic Routing (Using EIGRP but at minmum try to learn OSPF as well).To be more specific for this lab, I’d recommend being familiar with: To really benefit from this tutorial, have a general understanding of how essential network protocols work. Make a directory for the project and copy downloaded contents in it.Enter the Basic Practical folder and download contents.Enter the NetworkTutorial Folder (feel free to check out my other projects).This also provides some tips and insight to help as you move towards an intermediate level. The main purpose of this tutorial is to help those new to the study of networking and demonstrate how some of the essential protocols come together.
We will be using Cisco Packet Tracer, which is a popular tool that is important to know in the world of networking. This will expand their understanding of some essential concepts and provide helpful shell tips when dealing with Cisco IOS, Cisco’s Internetwork Operating System, which is a family of network operating systems used by many routers and switches. This tutorial is designed for people who have an introductory knowledge of basic networking. Check out his other related project DMZ and Network Hardening with Packet Tracer.
This project was created by Cybr Member, Nick Gimbel.
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