Any basic network will definitely consist of a router, switch, and PC, so as a networking student, you need to learn how to configure router switch and PC in packet tracer. A router is a network device that responsible to routing traffic to other host devices in the network or to the internet. A switch
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If you are new to using packet tracer, you might find it very hard to do some of the basic things like connecting a PC to a router, connecting a switch to a router, or connecting a PC to a switch. Though you might find the location of these devices (as they are closely positioned),
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Connecting and configuring three routers in Packet Tracer can be a complex task, especially if you are not familiar with static route configuration. Additionally, when attempting to connect more than two devices to router, such as switches and/or other routers, you may encounter challenges because routers typically have two interfaces (g0/0 and g0/1) available for
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Looking for How to connect two LANs in Packet Tracer? In this guide, I will show you various ways to do that. A local area network is a network used to interconnect host devices exiting a particular building or different buildings that is closely positioned. A local area network normally consists of one router, switches,
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Looking for how to connect two PCs in a packet tracer? This guide will show you some seamless ways to do that. Depending on your network topology and goal, you could want to connect two PCs directly, through a switch, or through a hub, whichever way, the hack is knowing the correct cable type to
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When dealing with multiple VLANs that span two or more switches, a trunk link comes in handy to segregate traffic for specific VLANs as it travels across the cables that connect one switch to another. A Trunk Link is established by configuring the trunk port on each of the switches attempting to form a trunk
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In my previous post, I showed you how to configure a multilayer switch with the network topology shown above. In that post, I showed you the process of creating SVI, creating trunk links between the Layer 3 switch and each of the Layer 2 switches, and also the process of creating access ports on each
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A Layer 3 switch, also known as a multilayer switch, is a type of switch that is capable of both routing and switching functions. Unlike the Layer 2 switch, the Layer 3 switch operates one layer higher in the OSI model, specifically at Layer 3. This distinction allows the Layer 3 switch to operate on
Unless you power on layer 3 switch; specifically 3650, you will not be able to configure it or even access the command line interface(CLI). In this post, I will show you how to power on Layer 3 switch in packet tracer; both the steps you need to take and a video demonstrations of the process
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Layer 3 switches, also referred to as multilayer switches, are switch that can perform both routing and switching functions depending on the configuration. Layer 3 switches find many applications in networking; for instance, layer 3 switches can be used for intervlan routing, which is traditionally achieved using router on-a-stick configuration. Packet tracer and other new-generation
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