
Explore Cisco Packet Tracer basics, cabling types, and a hands-on peer-to-peer setup by connecting two PCs with a crossover cable, configuring IPs, and verifying connectivity.
Connect four PCs through a switch, assign 192.168.1.x IPs, and explore star, ring, bus, mesh, and hybrid topologies while testing with ping.
Configure a PC, set console and privileged mode passwords, assign IP addresses to two router interfaces, configure default gateways for both LANs, and test connectivity with ping.
Learn to configure IP addressing and subnetting across multiple LANs, add interfaces and static routes between routers, and use class C masks to create four subnets with varying hosts.
Demonstrates static routing and default routing, showing fixed path configuration and next-hop based routing across interconnected routers and subnets, with practical ip addressing and network addresses.
Set up a static nat configuration in a two-router lab with two pcs and a switch, configuring ip nat inside and outside and validating translations.
Demonstrates dynamic NAT configuration in a hands-on lab setup with two PCs, a switch, and two routers, including configuring IP addresses, inside/outside interfaces, access lists, NAT pool, and NAT translations.
Computer Networks Lab: 21CSC302J – SRMIST is a part of the curriculum in the School of Computing, SRM Institute of Science and Technology. This course provides a hands-on learning experience in Computer Networks using CISCO PACKET TRACER through a series of experiments listed below. It is ideal for students, professionals, and networking enthusiasts who want to gain practical skills and build a strong foundation for a career in networking. Each lab is designed to bridge theory with practice, enabling learners to confidently configure, troubleshoot, and analyze computer networks.
Udemy course: Computer Networks Lab: 21CSC302J - SRMIST (Part1: Ex1-6)
Lab 1: Introduction to Packet Tracer, Peer to Peer communication, Study of cables and its colour codes
Lab 2: Implementation of Network Topologies
Lab 3: Router Configuration (Creating Passwords, Configuring Interfaces)
Lab 4: IP addressing and Sub netting (VLSM)
Lab 5: Static and Default Routing
Lab 6: NAT Configuration
Udemy course: Computer Networks Lab: 21CSC302J - SRMIST (Part2: Ex7-12)
Lab 7: Implementation of RIP version 1 and version 2
Lab 8: Implementation of Single Area OSPF and Multi Area OSPF
Lab 9: PPP and HDLC Configuration
Lab 10: Implementation of BGP
Lab 11: Implementation of EIGRP
Lab 12: Telnet Configuration
By the end of this course, learners will not only understand networking concepts but will also have the practical skills required to design, implement, and manage computer networks using Cisco Packet Tracer.