Question

1. Packet Tracer
   1. Open the Packet Tracer program on your PC.
      
   2. Map a simple network. Include two PCs, a switch, a router and a server.
      
   3. Wire this network using Copper Straight-Through Cable. Take a screenshot of the cabled topology and place it below.
      
      
   4. Assign IP addresses to each PC, the server and the router interface connected to the switch.
      1. This can be any IP address, but I suggest a classful private IP address scheme.
         
   5. From PC0, ping the Default Gateway. Take a screenshot of the successful Replies and place it below.
      
      
   6. From PC1, ping the server. Take a screenshot of the successful Replies and place it below.
      
      
   7. On the FTP tab of the server, configure a user named “YourFirstName.” Assign them any password (make sure you remember it!) and give them all permissions.
      
   8. On either of the PCs, open a Command Prompt and use the ftp command to access the server.
      

Login to the FTP server and type the dir command. Take a screenshot of the directory listing and place it below.

Answer 1

Packet Tracer

Step 1:

1. Open the Packet Tracer program on your PC.
2. Map a simple network. Include two PCs, a switch, a router and a server.
3. Wire this network using Copper Straight-Through Cable

Step 2:

1. Assign IP addresses to each PC, the server and the router interface connected to the switch.
   1. This can be any IP address, but I suggest a classful private IP address scheme.
2. From PC0, ping the Default Gateway.

Step 3:

1. From PC1, ping the server.

Step 4:

1. On the FTP tab of the server, configure a user named “YourFirstName.” Assign them any password (make sure you remember it!) and give them all permissions.
2. On either of the PCs, open a Command Prompt and use the ftp command to access the server.
3. Login to the FTP server and type the dir command.

Thank you.