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Packet Tracer Exercise: Application Layer DHCP, DNS and HTTP Services

This document provides instructions for configuring DHCP, DNS, and HTTP services on servers and a router interface in a network. It specifies IP addresses to assign and services to enable/disable on each device. It also describes testing connectivity by having a PC acquire DHCP and DNS information and use those services to ping devices and access a web server by domain name.

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Packet Tracer Exercise: Application Layer DHCP, DNS and HTTP Services

This document provides instructions for configuring DHCP, DNS, and HTTP services on servers and a router interface in a network. It specifies IP addresses to assign and services to enable/disable on each device. It also describes testing connectivity by having a PC acquire DHCP and DNS information and use those services to ping devices and access a web server by domain name.

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SingTel - ICND

Packet Tracer Exercise: Application Layer


DHCP, DNS and HTTP Services

With reference to the network diagram below:

1. Configure the following IP Addresses for the servers and router interface:
 DHCP Server – 192.168.100.1/24
 HTTP Server – 192.168.100.2/24
 DNS Server – 192.168.100.3/24
 Router interface – 192.168.100.9/24

2. Configure the following services


 DHCP Server – provide range of IP addresses for 50 PC, starting from
192.168.100.10; Configure DHCP for the gateway, 192.168.100.9/24, and the
DNS server. Turn on DHCP service; turn off the rest of the services.

 HTTP Server – turn on HTTP service; turn off the rest of the services.

 DNS Server – provide DNS translation for the HTTP server using the domain
www.icnd.edu.sg; Turn on DNS service, turn off the rest of the services.

3. PC0 – configure as DHCP client


 Check if IP, DNS and gateway address have been acquired by PC0.

4. Test for connectivity


 From PC0, PING to HTTP server and router interface.
 From PC0, access the web service using http://www.icnd.edu.sg

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