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The document outlines a networking project conducted by a group at Murang’a University of Technology using Cisco Packet Tracer. It details the design of a network with two LANs, including wired and wireless devices, and successful inter-LAN communication via the internet. The project also discusses challenges faced during implementation and the solutions applied to ensure proper configuration and security.

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Cisco Packet Tracer Presentation

The document outlines a networking project conducted by a group at Murang’a University of Technology using Cisco Packet Tracer. It details the design of a network with two LANs, including wired and wireless devices, and successful inter-LAN communication via the internet. The project also discusses challenges faced during implementation and the solutions applied to ensure proper configuration and security.

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Cisco Packet

Tracer
Networking
Project
Murang’a University of Technology
Group 4
27th March 2025
GROUP MEMBERS:

 FAIZA IBRAHIM SURAW – SC212/3286/2023


 JOHN MWANGI KAGUNDA – SC212/3223/2023
 SHERYLANN NYAWIRA – SC212/3279/2023
 JOB KING’ORI – SC212/3390/2023
 DAVID CALVIN – SC212/3238/2023
Introduction

 Objective: To design a network with wired and


wireless communication using Cisco Packet Tracer.
 Key Features:
 Two LANs (Building 1 & Building 2) connected via
the Internet.
 Wired and wireless devices included.
 Ensuring inter-LAN communication.
Network Topology
Overview
 Building 1 (LAN 1): Two PCs connected to a
switch.
 Building 2 (LAN 2): PC, Laptop (wired), and IoT
devices (wireless).
 Both LANs connected through the Internet
(Cloud).
Network Components

 Devices Used:
 Building 1: Router0, Switch0, 2 PCs.
 Building 2: Router1, Switch1, PC, Laptop, IoT
devices (Garage Door, Humidifier, Light, 2
Smartphones).
 Internet Cloud & Cable Modem.
Connection Types:

 Wired to Wired (PC to Switch)


 Wired to Wireless (Router to Wireless Devices)
 Wireless to Wired (Smartphones accessing LAN
devices)
 Wireless to Wireless (IoT communication)
IP Addressing &
Configuration

 Subnet Allocation:
 LAN 1: 192.168.10.0/24 (Gateway: 192.168.10.1)
 PC1: 192.168.10.3
 PC2: 192.168.10.2
 LAN 2: 192.168.20.0/24 (Gateway: 192.168.20.1)
 PC3 192.168.20.2
 Laptop: 192.168.20.3
 IoT Devices: Static Assigned

 Routing: Inter-LAN communication enabled using


static routing.
Connectivity & Testing

 Ping Test Results:


 PCs in LAN 1 can communicate.
 Devices in LAN 2 can communicate.
 Communication between LAN 1 and LAN 2
successful via the internet.

 Testing Methods:
 ICMP Ping Requests
 Packet Analysis
Challenges & Solutions

 Challenges Faced:
 Configuring wireless communication.
 Assigning correct IP addresses and ensuring
routing works.
 Ensuring proper security configurations.

 Solutions Implemented:
 Used Static for IoT devices.
 Configured static routing between LANs.
 Verified security settings for device connections.
Conclusion

 Successfully simulated a network with both wired


and wireless communication.
 Achieved LAN-to-LAN communication via the
internet.
 Demonstrated practical networking skills using
Cisco Packet Tracer.

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