How to Configure Your Router Network for Maximum Security Assignment

Assignment Task

1. Configure Routers

Note: ISP and Sydney routers are preconfigured, do not make any changes to those at this stage in Task 6.

Configure all other routers as follows:

Rename Routers as shown on the topology.

Use 1st IP addresses to configure all LAN interfaces (Gateways).

Use 1st IP address to interfaces s0/0/0 and 2nd address to s0/0/1 on WANs.

Use clock rate = 64000

Make sure all router interfaces are in upstate.

Configure OSPF routing protocol on Routers. Use process ID 1 and area 0.

Configure a Default Route towards Internet (ISP) using exit interface on Router Melbourne.

Advertise the Default Route.

Ensure that LANs on each router do not receive any OSPF updates.

2. Apply Security Techniques and Troubleshoot

Troubleshoot Laptop status.

On Router Sydney, configure encrypted privileged EXEC mode password as: 222dontGuess

On Router Sydney apply a banner, use message: This is a secure network, Unauthorized access forbidden! Note: configure banner in the same line with no space between the delimiters and banner message.

3. Test connectivity:

Confirm that Laptop Guest gets appropriate dynamic address.

Confirm that Devices are able to ping each other.

Confirm that PCO and PC1 can send and receive emails.

Please Note

If your PT solution shows wrong score for some entries that you feel are correct, save your file, close and reopen it. It should get resolved. If not, upon submission enter few words for your instructor in the comment box to recheck those points.

When you reopen a PT file it takes few seconds to show full score because of DHCP. Sometimes clicking on fast forward button helps you to speed up the process. Otherwise, wait couple of minutes for it to get updated.

4. Rename this file as instructed and save, upload on Canvas and submit.

5. Delete the file from your desktop after submission.

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