CCNA 2 Skills-Based Assessment

Student name _____________________ Date _________________ Start time ____________

Circle one:
Location: Anniston or Boaz

Circle one:
Version 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Anniston 3 192.168.3.0 /24 192.168.3.1 3

Instructor provided information: (given by the teacher/instructor)

The WAN IP network address is 192.168.3.0 with a subnet mask of
255.255.255.0 (but take the less bit’s nececcary for your subnets)
The local LAN has been assigned an IP network address of
14.38.20.0
Each subnet of the above network needs to accommodate 14 host addresses.
Use the 3th usable subnet for the LAN. Do not use subnet zero as the first subnet.
The IGRP AS number is 3.

14 hosts  2^4 = 16 (-2 not usable)  14 usable ip’s  4 bits to use :

192.168.3.16 is the first usable subnet

This exam will occur in stages. Each element is a set of instructions that needs to be
accomplished.
The instructor will initial each task as it is completed. Proceed to the next task only after the
instructor

has approved the current task.

The six elements of this exam are:
1. Basic planning
2. Security planning
3. Cabling
4. Basic configuration
5. Security configuration
6. Troubleshooting

The scenario is that Gadsden (GAD) is regional headquarters of the company. Anniston and
Boaz are branch offices. Each network associate (student) will be responsible for a single
branch office. The internetwork team leader (instructor) is responsible for the regional router
(GAD). A network address and specific number of hosts per subnet has been assigned for the
local LAN. From the instructor provided information, the subnet address, the subnet mask, the
first and last usable addresses, and the broadcast address for each site’s LAN need to be
determined.
CCNA 2 Hands-on Version Assignment
Router Segment Final Version

Router segment Final Wan network Gad router interface Igrp as

version address address
number
Anniston 1 192.168.1.0 /24 192.168.1.1 1
Anniston 2 192.168.2.0 /24 192.168.2.1 2
Anniston 3 192.168.3.0 /24 192.168.3.1 3
Anniston 4 192.168.4.0 /24 192.168.4.1 4
Anniston 5 192.168.5.0 /24 192.168.5.1 5
Anniston 6 192.168.6.0 /24 192.168.6.1 6
Anniston 7 192.168.7.0 /24 192.168.7.1 7
Anniston 8 192.168.8.0 /24 192.168.8.1 8
Anniston 9 192.168.9.0 /24 192.168.9.1 9
Anniston 10 192.168.10.0 /24 192.168.10.1 10
Boaz 1 192.168.1.101 /24 192.168.101.1 101
Boaz 2 192.168.2.102 /24 192.168.102.1 102
Boaz 3 192.168.3.103 /24 192.168.103.1 103
Boaz 4 192.168.4.104/24 192.168.104.1 104
Boaz 5 192.168.5.105 /24 192.168.105.1 105
Boaz 6 192.168.6.106 /24 192.168.106.1 106
Boaz 7 192.168.7.107 /24 192.168.107.1 107
Boaz 8 192.168.8.108 /24 192.168.108.1 108
Boaz 9 192.168.9.109 /24 192.168.109.1 109
Boaz 10 192.168.10.110 /24 192.168.110.1 110

Step 1: Basic Planning Time: 20 minutes Points __________________

Using the chart below, plan the first 10 usable subnets of the LAN network address that was
provided by the instructor.

Subnet Subnet Subnetmask (/X) First host Last host broadcast

address
1 14.38.20.0 /16 14.38.20.1 14.38.20.14 14.38.20.15
2 14.38.10.16 /16 14.38.10.17 14.38.10.30 14.38.10.31
3 14.38.10.32 /16 14.38.10.33 14.38.10.46 14.38.10.47
4 14.38.10.48 /16 14.38.10.49 14.38.10.62 14.38.10.63
5 14.38.10.64 /16 14.38.10.65 14.38.10.78 14.38.10.79
6 14.38.10.80 /16 14.38.10.81 14.38.10.94 14.38.10.95
7 14.38.10.96 /16 14.38.10.97 14.38.10.110 14.38.10.111
8 14.38.10.112 /16 14.38.10.113 14.38.10.126 14.38.10.127
9 14.38.10.128 /16 14.38.10.129 14.38.10.142 14.38.10.143
10 14.38.10.144 /16 14.38.10.145 14.38.10.156 14.38.10.159

The WAN interface of GAD is assigned the lowest usable address in the subnetwork.
Identify and use the second lowest usable WAN address for the S0, or S0/0, interface of the
assigned router 192.168.3.2 For security reasons, the IP addresses of the assigned subnet are
split in two groups. The production workstations will be assigned the lower half of the IP
addresses. The network devices and management stations will be assigned the upper half of the
IP addresses. The Ethernet router interface is to be assigned the highest usable address.
Identify the required IP address of the Ethernet interface on the assigned router.
14.38.10.33 (based on exam version number and subnet assignment)

The host configurations must also be planned. Using the chart below, complete the host
information.
Branch: Anniston or Boaz
IP address range 3th subnet : from ip 14.38.10.33 to ip 14.38.10.46 + 1 broadcastaddress

ip Bytes bits
So  14.38.10.33  14.38.10. 00010001
14.38.10.34  14.38.10. 00010010
14.38.10.35  14.38.10. 00010011
14.38.10.36  14.38.10. 00010100
14.38.10.37  14.38.10. 00010101
14.38.10.38  14.38.10. 00010110
14.38.10.39  14.38.10. 00010111
14.38.10.40  14.38.10. 00011000
14.38.10.41  14.38.10. 00011001
14.38.10.42  14.38.10. 00011010
14.38.10.43  14.38.10. 00011011
14.38.10.44  14.38.10. 00011100
14.38.10.45  14.38.10. 00011101
14.38.10.46  14.38.10. 00011110
14.38.10.47  14.38.10. 00011111 (this is broadcast and don’t count for ip-address)

Production Host Range(Lower half)

ip Bytes bits
So  14.38.10.33  14.38.10. 00010001
14.38.10.34  14.38.10. 00010010
14.38.10.35  14.38.10. 00010011
14.38.10.36  14.38.10. 00010100
14.38.10.37  14.38.10. 00010101
14.38.10.38  14.38.10. 00010110
14.38.10.39  14.38.10. 00010111

Management Host Range(Upper half)

ip Bytes bits
So  14.38.10.40  14.38.10. 00011000
14.38.10.41  14.38.10. 00011001
14.38.10.42  14.38.10. 00011010
14.38.10.43  14.38.10. 00011011
 14.38.10.44  14.38.10. 00011100
14.38.10.45  14.38.10. 00011101
14.38.10.46  14.38.10. 00011110
14.38.10.47  14.38.10. 00011111

Production Host (take the first usable ip address)

IP address 14.38.10.34  coz 14.38.10.33 is for the fastethernet interface of the LAN router
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway 192.168.3.2
Management Host
IP address 14.38.10.40
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway 192.168.3.2

Step 2: Security Planning Time: 30 minutes Points __________________

There are several security concerns in the internetwork. Develop Access Control Lists (ACLs) to
address security issues. The following are the concerns:

putting up your EIGRP:

Because some routers of sisco aren’t all the same they don’t all support IGRP that’s why you
have to use RIP or EIGRP. EIGRP you could use the same as IGRP!
I shose EIGRP 

 enable
 router1#config t
 (config-f)#router1 eigrp 25 (this number is for your autonomisch system  if you have more
than 1 access-list you have more routers to configure you have to put each time the same
number!)
 (config-router)# network 14.38.10.0
 (config-router)# network 192.168.3.0

This you do also for your GAD router! But only these:

 (config-f)#router1 eigrp 25
 (config-router)# network 192.168.3.0  this is because you have only to make the left or the
right part of the network construction. You have or Anniston or Boaz so you don’t have to be
able to ping from a pc of the subnet of boaz to a pc of the subnet of Anniston.

1. The company has an Intranet Web server host that all systems can reach at IP address
172.16.0.1 with only HTTP access. No other protocols will be permitted to this site.
2. The company also has a server pool in the 209.0.0.0/24 network. The server pool addresses
are divided in half. The servers in the upper half of the address range are reachable only by
management hosts using all possible IP protocols. The servers in the upper half of the address
range are not reachable by production hosts using all IP protocols The servers in the lower half
of the address range are reachable by all LAN hosts using all possible IP protocols. The servers
should not be accessible by any other hosts.
3. The company has discovered an Internet Web server at 198.0.0.1 that is known to contain
viruses. All hosts are to be banned from reaching this site.
4. All other traffic should be permitted to any destination. These security requirements should be
accomplished with a single access list. Plan the access list required to accomplish these tasks,
to which interface this will be applied, and the direction the list will be applied.
Place the ACL plan information below:

1) access-list 101 permit tcp 127.16.0.1 255.255.255.255 any eq 80

access-list 101 deny ip 172.16.0.1 255.255.255.255 any
2) this is the hardest acl-instruction and I can’t make it  sorry
3 access-list 101 deny ip host 198.0.0.1 255.255.255.255 any
4 access-list 101 permit ip any any

Step 3: Cabling Time: 10 minutes Points __________________

I hope you can do this !

Step 4: Basic Configuration Time: 15 minutes Points _________________

Apply a basic configuration to the router. This configuration should include all the normal
configuration items. These items include but are not limited to router name, passwords, interface
descriptions, routing, host table, and a banner to be displayed before login.
The management workstation and the production workstation should also be configured with the
appropriate information. Routing and connectivity should be verified before notifying the
instructor. Before proceeding to the next step have the instructor approve this step.

Router Anniston

Enable
 router1# config t
 config-t# hostname Anniston
 config-t# interface fastethernet 0/0
 config-int# ipaddress 14.38.20.33 255.255.255.0
 config-int#no shutdown
 config-int# exit
 config-t# interface serial 0/0
 config-int# ipaddress 192.168.3.2
 config-int# no shutdown

 you don’t have to set the clockrate because the DTE is on the side of GAD and
GAD is configured by the teachers!

Step 5: Security Configuration Time: 15 minutes Points _______________

After the basic functionality is in place, security needs to be added to the configuration. Using
the security requirement and planning from previous steps, implement and test these basic
security functions. The listed security requirements should be verified before notifying the
instructor. Before proceeding to the next step have the instructor approve this step.

 implementing the acl

enable
anniston#config t
 config-t# interface serial 0/0
 config-int# ip-accessgroup 101 in

 if you use IN then you will set the statements within your subnet!, everything that is going out
of your subnet that will be checked by your acl! If you use OUT you do the same with alle traffic
that enters you subnet!

Step 6: Troubleshooting Time: 10 minutes Points __________________

 the teacher will ask you to leave for a couple off minutes and will change something to your
configuration. You will have to correct the mistake so your network works proper again.

Some handy commands:

Show running-config
Show ip route
show interfaces
show acces-lists
show interface serial 0/0
copy runnin-config startup-config
erase running-config
enable password “sisco”
enable secret “class”
hostname “Anniston”