CCNA Final Config Exam
This final configuration exam will test your ability to configure and troubleshoot a network running on cisco gears. Almost every aspect of the CCNA
exam has been validated in this test. As a network engineer, configuration require appropriate planning. The network in use here is 172.16.0.0/24.
It is very important that you pay great attention when you subnet this network to accommodate the number of host provided on each network.
Also remember that, every connected router interface is a network. Bear in mind that, serial links have been used instead of fast Ethernet links.
Therefore, the clock rate must be set on the appropriate interface. (Research on DCE/DTE on this). Use 4000000 as the clock rate for all identified
serial DCE interfaces.
Config Final Exam
1. Download the Packet Tracer file as directed. Open this file with Packet Tracer. You are responsible for configuring these devices: R1, R2, R3,
R4, R5 and R6. All PC’s must receive a DHCP address. All Servers should be configured with a Static IP address in the subnet for which the
server is located.
2. The following knowledge is tested in this config.
a. Hostname
b. Subnetting/VLSM(variable length subnet marks
c. VLAN
d. interVLAN
e. Ether channel
f. DHCP
g. Remote access (line vty)
h. ACL
i. Router on a stick
j. Routing Protocols
k. Spanning Tree
l. Troubleshooting (spanning tree, port states, switch priority, etc.).
3. Always troubleshoot each step and ensure it is OK, before proceeded to the next step. The following troubleshooting command might be
needed. Ping, tracert, traceroute, show IP interface brief, show IP route, show IP protocols etc.).
Topology
(See next page)
Questions.
1.
What is the memory in;
Router
Memory
2.
3.
4.
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
Which command did you use to find out the information requested in question 1 above? ________________________________
What is the IP address scheme and IP addresses configured on your routers interfaces?
Router/Interface
IP
Subnet Mask
R1-F0/0
R1-S1/0
R2-S1/0
R2-S1/1
R2-S1/2
R3-Se1/1
R3-f0/0
Router/Interface
IP
Subnet Mask
R4-F0/0
R4-F0/1
R4-S1/2
R5-F0/1
173.8.121.212
255.255.255.248
R5-F0/0
R6-F0/0
R6-F0/1
What is the IP address, subnet mask and Default gateway of the following servers?
Server Name
IP
Subnet Mask
Default gateway
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
R1
Public DNS Server
Finance Webserver
Domain Controller
Public Webserver
Configure router on a stick on R6, replacing X with the VLAN ID for each of the sub interfaces configured.
Configure a DHCP pool for each of the Networks created to handle a specific VLAN traffic.
Configure trunk ports as needed.
Configure both local and virtual password on all devices. Use password “cisco” and force vty password login as well as encrypt all password.
Configure and ACL to allow only PC’s in VLAN40 to telnet into R5. However, all other traffic to R5 should be allowed.
Change the hostnames of your router to reflect the table below.
Router
Hostname
R1
Minnesota
R2
Atlanta
R3
Maryland
R4
Texas
R5
Internet Router
11. Set a banner page with the following words in each router; “System is monitored 24/7.”
12. Can you ping 173.8.121.209 from PC? If not troubleshoot.
13. What is the prominent text on the main web page found on the public web server? _____________________________________
R6
Ohio