
Configure spanning tree root roles and hsrp-based default gateways on two layer 3 switches across IT, HR, servers, sales, and marketing VLANs, establishing primary and secondary gateways for each VLAN.
Configure an EtherChannel trunk between the layer 3 switches with dot1q encapsulation and trunk mode, enable ip routing, and remove HSRP; then set the servers' default gateway to 192.168.7.100.
Configure VLANs on switches and access ports for VLANs 8 and 9 in Aden, 10 and 11 in Taiz, 15 and 16 in Mukalla; verify with show vlan brief.
Configure frame-relay with point-to-point subinterfaces and PVC 102 and 103 to connect Sanaa with Aden and Taiz, assign the proper /24 IPs, and verify connectivity with pings.
Configure hostnames for all routers and switches in the topology, naming devices such as Sanaa router, Aden router, Aden switch, MLS1, and Layer2-switch1 in this Cisco CCNA packet tracer project.
Configure a DNS server to resolve www.ultimate-stc.com, www.google.com, and www.yahoo.com to their respective IPs, then enable the DNS service for internet name resolution.
Configure port security on all layer 2 switch access ports, allowing one device per port with shutdown for non IT VLANs and two devices for IT VLAN with sticky learning.
Configure a dhcp pool named isp on the isp router for the 100.1.1.0/24 network, then obtain an ip on the main router's interface via dhcp and verify 100.1.1.1.
Configure a default static route on the main router to the internet, advertise it with OSPF using default-information originate, and verify propagation across layer 3 switches and routers.
Configure a standard access-list named NAT-ACL to permit the 192.168.0.0 0.0.255.255 network for all VLANs, enabling NAT across the topology.
Configure pat for internal users using the outside interface and overload with nat inside source list nat-acl, then verify with show ip nat translation across vlans accessing google.
***The only complete CCNA project course using packet tracer on Udemy.***
Whenever I finished teaching CCNA in a classroom, my students ask me to give them a full project to apply their knowledge and master their practical skills. And from there, the idea of this course came. Usually, when students study CCNA, they practice technologies in separate labs for each technology. Therefore, they feel that they are lacking practicing labs where multiple technologies interact, and depend on each other. For example, if your layer 2 technologies such as trunking and EtherChannel do not work, then your layer 3 technologies such as routing will not work. Furthermore, students want to practice labs that simulates real networks in production as much as possible. For these mentioned reasons, I have created this course so that students:
You can use this course to refresh or complement your CCNA studies. Please do not depend on it alone for your CCNA studies. It is assumed that you are either finished CCNA currently or long ago, or are studying for it currently.
This course contains articles, videos, the network topology in packet tracer, files of the required tasks and complete solutions. Each task is solved in a separated video that is preceded by an article that contains a brief explanation of technology in the task, its configuration and verification. I strongly recommend reading each article before watching the companion video. Also, try to solve each task yourself first before watching the solution in the video or reading it in the solution file.
This course consists of six sections: