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Assignment 1: Configuration of Web Services 1. DHCP 2. DNS 3. Http/Https 4. Email/SMTP

1. The document provides instructions for configuring various application layer services on a network, including DHCP, DNS, HTTP/HTTPS, and SMTP. 2. It describes how to configure DHCP servers to assign IP addresses dynamically from pools, and configure client PCs to obtain IP addresses via DHCP. 3. Instructions are given for setting up HTTP and HTTPS web servers on different subnets, including editing web pages and accessing the servers' IP addresses directly in a browser. 4. The document also outlines configuring a DNS server to map domain names to server IP addresses, allowing browsing of websites by domain name. 5. Finally, it shows how to set up SMTP email servers on different subnets and configure client

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Assignment 1: Configuration of Web Services 1. DHCP 2. DNS 3. Http/Https 4. Email/SMTP

1. The document provides instructions for configuring various application layer services on a network, including DHCP, DNS, HTTP/HTTPS, and SMTP. 2. It describes how to configure DHCP servers to assign IP addresses dynamically from pools, and configure client PCs to obtain IP addresses via DHCP. 3. Instructions are given for setting up HTTP and HTTPS web servers on different subnets, including editing web pages and accessing the servers' IP addresses directly in a browser. 4. The document also outlines configuring a DNS server to map domain names to server IP addresses, allowing browsing of websites by domain name. 5. Finally, it shows how to set up SMTP email servers on different subnets and configure client

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Assignment 1

Configuration of web services


1. DHCP
2. DNS
3. HTTP/HTTPS
4. Email/SMTP
1. First configure the network, router and routing protocol
Router 0 and Router 1
Now assign a static IP address to PC1, PC2, PC3 and PC4. Let’s check that they can communicates successfully or not. Here in
this example, we are using static routing. You also try with RIP, OSPF and EIGRP. Once your network is working successfully
then add application layer services to the network. Add the servers to the network for their services. All the server has static IP
address.

2. Configure DHCP
To configure DHCP take one server in network 192.168.10.0 and another server in network 192.168.30.0. To configure DHCP
in server, go to server services  Choose DHCP  make the service “On”  you can provide a pool name  Provide default
gate way  provide DNS server IP address if available otherwise give it 0.0.0.0  Providing the starting IP address (before the
starting IP address all other IP addresses are static)  Subnet mask  Then add or save it (In this example we will not change
the server pool name so we simply save it). Now configure DHCP servers IP addresses.
Go to PCs IP configuration and select DHCP. You can see that IP address will be assign automatically. For example,

Now check the communication between PCs from different network.


3. Configure HTTP/HTTPs
Take one server in network 192.168.10.0 and another server in network 192.168.30.0 with the IP address 192.168.10.4 and
192.168.30.4 respectively. Don’t forget to assign the DNS server IP address. If you are configuring the DNS server after the
HTTP server configuration then don’t forget to assign the DNS server IP address to the HTTP server IP configuration. Example
given below

Now go to services  click on HTTP  click at “On”  Now you can create a new html file or overwrite an existing
index.html file. We are editing index.html file with following code.
Now browse the website from PCs with the IP address of HTTP server (we are using IP address because till we not defined any
DNS name for this website)
Same way you can configure the second HTTP server for a website and search it from a web browser from a PC.
4. Configure DNS
Take a server in the network 192.168.10.0. Assign a static IP to the DNS server as 192.18.10.3.

Now assign the DNS name for your HTTP/HTTPs or other services. Turn on the DNS service and add the name and
corresponding IP address of a website or service.
Now you can browse the websites google.com and yahoo.com from the PCs. (before browsing check all devices and DHCP
servers correctly configured DNS IP address)
5. Configure SMTP
Take one server in network 192.168.10.0 and another server in network 192.168.30.0 with the IP address 192.168.10.5 and
192.168.30.5 respectively. Don’t forget to assign the DNS server IP address. If you are configuring the DNS server after the
SMTP server configuration then don’t forget to assign the DNS server IP address to the SMTP server IP configuration. Example
given below
Go to services  Click on Email  turn on SMTP service  then assign domain name followed by username and password.
Now go to PCs and configure the email services. PC  Desktop  Email
Same way configure the other PCs
Now write email from one PC and send to another PC and vice versa.
If you want to send the email between different SMTP servers then you have to configure DNS server with DNS name. Add all
SMTP server IP addresses and corresponding DNS name. To configure SMTP 1 & SMTP 2, see the given example below
Now you are able to send email between different mail servers.
Assignment 2
Configure the following network with different application layer services

Server 0 is Google.com, Server3 is Gmail.com, Server 6 is Amazon.com, Server 9 is rediffmail.com, Server 2 is DHCP server
for network 192.168.1.0, Server 8 is DHCP server for network 192.168.2.0. All the services information will store at local DNS
server.
Assignment 3
Configure the following network with different application layer services

All the services information will store at local DNS server.

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