Franske ITC-2515 Assignments - Revision history

BenFranske: /* Labs */

2019-10-02T20:41:35Z

Labs

BenFranske: /* Labs */

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Labs

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	#* NOTE: If you have problems loading the www.icann.net website by IP address try using www.exploreminnesota.com and its IP address instead, note you may not get successful pings from www.exploreminnesota.com though.		#* NOTE: If you have problems loading the www.icann.net website by IP address try using www.exploreminnesota.com and its IP address instead, note you may not get successful pings from www.exploreminnesota.com though.
	#* NOTE: If you think you may be seeing an IPv6 address instead of an IPv4 address you can force ping to use IPv4 by using the "ping -4 www.icann.net" command		#* NOTE: If you think you may be seeing an IPv6 address instead of an IPv4 address you can force ping to use IPv4 by using the "ping -4 www.icann.net" command
			#* NOTE: The Cisco.com website will no longer allow you to access it by IP address. Fewer and fewer sites allow access without a domain name so you can skip this step of the lab.
	# Lab 10.2.3.4: Exploring FTP		# Lab 10.2.3.4: Exploring FTP
	#* NOTE: In Part 1 instead of the Windows command line FTP program which does not work properly with modern FTP servers you can use the MOVEIt Freely FTP client. This program can be found in "D:\CNTFiles\Software"		#* NOTE: In Part 1 instead of the Windows command line FTP program which does not work properly with modern FTP servers you can use the MOVEIt Freely FTP client. This program can be found in "D:\CNTFiles\Software"

BenFranske at 22:06, 26 November 2018

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	# Lab 9.2.2.6: Configuring Dynamic and Static NAT		# Lab 9.2.2.6: Configuring Dynamic and Static NAT
	# Lab 9.2.3.7: Configuring NAT Pool Overload and PAT		# Lab 9.2.3.7: Configuring NAT Pool Overload and PAT
			#* Note: Part 3 steps 3 & 4 need to be reversed (remove the translation first then the pool) in order to prevent an error message.
	# Lab 9.3.1.5: Troubleshooting NAT Configurations		# Lab 9.3.1.5: Troubleshooting NAT Configurations
	# Lab 10.1.2.5: Configure CDP and LLDP		# Lab 10.1.2.5: Configure CDP and LLDP

BenFranske: /* Labs */

2018-10-03T19:50:54Z

Labs

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	# Lab 9.2.3.5: Using Wireshark to Examine a UDP DNS Capture		# Lab 9.2.3.5: Using Wireshark to Examine a UDP DNS Capture
	# Lab 9.2.4.3: Using Wireshark to Examine FTP and TFTP Captures		# Lab 9.2.4.3: Using Wireshark to Examine FTP and TFTP Captures
	#* NOTE: Instead of the Windows command line FTP program which does not work properly with modern FTP servers you can use the ~~free FileZilla~~ FTP client ~~from https~~:~~//filezilla-project~~.~~org/~~		#* NOTE: Instead of the Windows command line FTP program which does not work properly with modern FTP servers you can use the MOVEIt Freely FTP client. This program can be found in "D:\CNTFiles\Software"
			#*# Open a command prompt, type '''d:''' and press enter to change to the D: drive
			#*# Type '''cd D:\CNTFiles\Software''' and press enter to change the directory
			#*# Type '''ftps ftp.cdc.gov''' and press enter to connect to the CDC FTP site
			#*# When you get the "ftp>" prompt type '''open ftp.cdc.gov''' and press enter.
			#*# Log in with the username ''anonymous'' and no password.
			#*# When you get the "ftp>" prompt type '''passive''' and press enter.
			#*# You should now be able to complete the lab as instructed beginning with step 2c.
	# Lab 10.2.2.8: Observing DNS Servers		# Lab 10.2.2.8: Observing DNS Servers
	#* NOTE: If you have problems loading the www.icann.net website by IP address try using www.exploreminnesota.com and its IP address instead, note you may not get successful pings from www.exploreminnesota.com though.		#* NOTE: If you have problems loading the www.icann.net website by IP address try using www.exploreminnesota.com and its IP address instead, note you may not get successful pings from www.exploreminnesota.com though.
	#* NOTE: If you think you may be seeing an IPv6 address instead of an IPv4 address you can force ping to use IPv4 by using the "ping -4 www.icann.net" command		#* NOTE: If you think you may be seeing an IPv6 address instead of an IPv4 address you can force ping to use IPv4 by using the "ping -4 www.icann.net" command
	# Lab 10.2.3.4: Exploring FTP		# Lab 10.2.3.4: Exploring FTP
	#* NOTE: ~~Instead~~ of the ~~WSFTP~~ program you can use the ~~free FileZilla~~ FTP client ~~from https~~:~~//filezilla-project.org/~~		#* NOTE: In Part 1 instead of the Windows command line FTP program which does not work properly with modern FTP servers you can use the MOVEIt Freely FTP client. This program can be found in "D:\CNTFiles\Software"
	#* ~~NOTE~~: ~~If you have problems connecting~~ to ~~or listing files on the FTP server it is possible you are being blocked by the campus network firewall. Please~~ change to the ~~ITC network (the yellow jack in B109)~~ and ~~try connecting again. Don't forget to switch back~~ to the ~~campus network when you~~'~~re finished~~. ~~Note also that when you do this you will not be able~~ to ~~download the Readme file~~ to the ~~z:\ drive which is a network drive on the campus network so~~ you ~~will have to change to~~ the ~~d:\ drive before connecting to the FTP server by typing~~ '''d:''' and ~~pressing~~ enter at the ~~command prompt~~.		#*# Open a command prompt, type '''d:''' and press enter to change to the D: drive
	#* ~~NOTE: The Windows command line FTP program uses what are called~~ "~~active" FTP connections instead of the newer~~ "passive~~" connections. This frequently causes issues with transferring files~~ and ~~listing directories when accessing an FTP server through any firewall or NAT device~~. ~~If you encounter this issue just skip the section of~~ the lab ~~using FTP from the Windows command line~~. ~~Note if you are using~~ *~~NIX based operating systems~~ you can ~~usually add a "-p" to the ftp command to tell~~ the client ~~to use passive mode~~.		#*# Type '''cd D:\CNTFiles\Software''' and press enter to change the directory
			#*# Type '''ftps ftp.cdc.gov''' and press enter to connect to the CDC FTP site
			#*# When you get the "ftp>" prompt type '''open ftp.cdc.gov''' and press enter.
			#*# Log in with the username ''anonymous'' and no password.
			#*# When you get the "ftp>" prompt type '''passive''' and press enter.
			#*# You should now be able to complete the lab as instructed beginning halfway through step 1c where you type '''ls'''.
			#* NOTE: In Part 3 instead of the WSFTP program you can use the free FileZilla FTP client from https://filezilla-project.org/
	# Lab 11.2.4.6: Accessing Network Devices with SSH		# Lab 11.2.4.6: Accessing Network Devices with SSH
	# Lab 11.2.4.7: Examining Telnet and SSH in Wireshark		# Lab 11.2.4.7: Examining Telnet and SSH in Wireshark

BenFranske: /* Labs */

2018-10-03T19:12:50Z

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	#* NOTE: Instead of the WSFTP program you can use the free FileZilla FTP client from https://filezilla-project.org/		#* NOTE: Instead of the WSFTP program you can use the free FileZilla FTP client from https://filezilla-project.org/
	#* NOTE: If you have problems connecting to or listing files on the FTP server it is possible you are being blocked by the campus network firewall. Please change to the ITC network (the yellow jack in B109) and try connecting again. Don't forget to switch back to the campus network when you're finished. Note also that when you do this you will not be able to download the Readme file to the z:\ drive which is a network drive on the campus network so you will have to change to the d:\ drive before connecting to the FTP server by typing '''d:''' and pressing enter at the command prompt.		#* NOTE: If you have problems connecting to or listing files on the FTP server it is possible you are being blocked by the campus network firewall. Please change to the ITC network (the yellow jack in B109) and try connecting again. Don't forget to switch back to the campus network when you're finished. Note also that when you do this you will not be able to download the Readme file to the z:\ drive which is a network drive on the campus network so you will have to change to the d:\ drive before connecting to the FTP server by typing '''d:''' and pressing enter at the command prompt.
			#* NOTE: The Windows command line FTP program uses what are called "active" FTP connections instead of the newer "passive" connections. This frequently causes issues with transferring files and listing directories when accessing an FTP server through any firewall or NAT device. If you encounter this issue just skip the section of the lab using FTP from the Windows command line. Note if you are using *NIX based operating systems you can usually add a "-p" to the ftp command to tell the client to use passive mode.
	# Lab 11.2.4.6: Accessing Network Devices with SSH		# Lab 11.2.4.6: Accessing Network Devices with SSH
	# Lab 11.2.4.7: Examining Telnet and SSH in Wireshark		# Lab 11.2.4.7: Examining Telnet and SSH in Wireshark

BenFranske at 20:23, 1 October 2018

2018-10-01T20:23:43Z

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	# Lab 9.2.3.5: Using Wireshark to Examine a UDP DNS Capture		# Lab 9.2.3.5: Using Wireshark to Examine a UDP DNS Capture
	# Lab 9.2.4.3: Using Wireshark to Examine FTP and TFTP Captures		# Lab 9.2.4.3: Using Wireshark to Examine FTP and TFTP Captures
			#* NOTE: Instead of the Windows command line FTP program which does not work properly with modern FTP servers you can use the free FileZilla FTP client from https://filezilla-project.org/
	# Lab 10.2.2.8: Observing DNS Servers		# Lab 10.2.2.8: Observing DNS Servers
	#* NOTE: If you have problems loading the www.icann.net website by IP address try using www.exploreminnesota.com and its IP address instead, note you may not get successful pings from www.exploreminnesota.com though.		#* NOTE: If you have problems loading the www.icann.net website by IP address try using www.exploreminnesota.com and its IP address instead, note you may not get successful pings from www.exploreminnesota.com though.

BenFranske: /* Participation Activities */

2018-10-01T19:56:20Z

Participation Activities

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	* Complete the online Chapter 6 Packet Tracer Practice (10 points for attempting)		* Complete the online Chapter 6 Packet Tracer Practice (10 points for attempting)
	* Meet with the instructor once per week to discuss course progress and ask questions (up to 10 points each based on progress)		* Meet with the instructor once per week to discuss course progress and ask questions (up to 10 points each based on progress)
			* Attend at least two student success day sessions and get sign-offs from the presenter of the session to be turned in the following class period (10 points)

	==Unit Assessments==		==Unit Assessments==

BenFranske: /* CCNA 1 Assignments */

2018-08-29T18:57:54Z

CCNA 1 Assignments

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	# Lab 2.1.4.7: Establishing a Console Session with Tera Term		# Lab 2.1.4.7: Establishing a Console Session with Tera Term
	#* NOTE: You do not need to complete the part 3 of this lab "Access a Cisco Router Using a Mini-USB Console Cable" ~~as the 1841 routers do not have Mini-USB configuration ports~~.		#* NOTE: You do not need to complete the part 3 of this lab "Access a Cisco Router Using a Mini-USB Console Cable".
	# Lab 2.3.3.3: Building a Simple Network		# Lab 2.3.3.3: Building a Simple Network
	# Lab 2.3.3.4: Configuring a Switch Management Address		# Lab 2.3.3.4: Configuring a Switch Management Address

BenFranske: /* Participation Activities */

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Participation Activities

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	* Complete the online ICND1 practice test (10 points for attempting)		* Complete the online ICND1 practice test (10 points for attempting)
	* Chapter 2 PT Skills Exam (10 points for attempting)		* Chapter 2 PT Skills Exam (10 points for attempting)
	* Chapter 6 PT Skills Exam (10 points for attempting)		* Chapter 7 PT Skills Exam (10 points for attempting)
	* Complete the packet tracer practice final skills exam "RSE Practice Skills Exam - PT" (10 points for attempting)		* Complete the packet tracer practice final skills exam "RSE Practice Skills Exam - PT" (10 points for attempting)
	* Meet with the instructor once per week to discuss course progress and ask questions (up to 10 points each based on progress)		* Meet with the instructor once per week to discuss course progress and ask questions (up to 10 points each based on progress)

BenFranske: /* Labs */

2017-11-20T22:22:16Z

Labs

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	# Lab 9.3.1.5: Troubleshooting NAT Configurations		# Lab 9.3.1.5: Troubleshooting NAT Configurations
	# Lab 10.1.2.5: Configure CDP and LLDP		# Lab 10.1.2.5: Configure CDP and LLDP
			#* NOTE: This lab requires two routers "Gateway" and "ISP" instead of just one. The ISP and Gateway routers are connected across a serial link.
			#* NOTE: In Part 3 step C you are asked to enable LLDP on the ISP router, this is incorrect. It should be enabled on the switches and the Gateway router.
	# Lab 10.2.3.6: Configure Syslog and NTP		# Lab 10.2.3.6: Configure Syslog and NTP
	# Lab 10.3.1.9: Managing Router Configuration Files with Tera Term		# Lab 10.3.1.9: Managing Router Configuration Files with Tera Term

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	# Lab 9.2.3.5: Using Wireshark to Examine a UDP DNS Capture		# Lab 9.2.3.5: Using Wireshark to Examine a UDP DNS Capture
	# Lab 9.2.4.3: Using Wireshark to Examine FTP and TFTP Captures		# Lab 9.2.4.3: Using Wireshark to Examine FTP and TFTP Captures
	#* NOTE: Instead of the Windows command line FTP program which does not work properly with modern FTP servers you can use the MOVEIt Freely FTP client. This program can be found in "D:\CNTFiles\Software"		#* NOTE: Instead of the Windows command line FTP program which does not work properly with modern FTP servers you can use the MOVEIt Freely FTP client. This program can be found in "D:\CNTFiles\Software" because you are using Wireshark you'll need to copy the ftps program from this location to a laptop with Wireshark installed and connect the laptop to the ITC network jack at your desk.
	#*# Open a command prompt~~, type '''d:'''~~ and ~~press enter to~~ change to the ~~D: drive~~		#*# Open a command prompt on the laptop and change to the directory where you have copied the ftps program.
	#*# Type '''~~cd D:\CNTFiles\Software~~''' and press enter to ~~change~~ the ~~directory~~		#*# Type '''ftps''' and press enter to open the FTP software program.
	#*# ~~Type~~ '''~~ftps ftp.cdc.gov~~''' and press enter ~~to connect to the CDC FTP site~~		#*# When you get the "ftp>" prompt type '''passive''' and press enter.
	#*# When you get the "ftp>" prompt type '''open ftp.cdc.gov''' and press enter.		#*# When you get the "ftp>" prompt type '''open ftp.cdc.gov''' and press enter to connect to the CDC FTP site.
	#*# Log in with the username ''anonymous'' and no password.		#*# Log in with the username ''anonymous'' and no password.
	~~#*# When you get the "ftp>" prompt type '''passive''' and press enter.~~
	#*# You should now be able to complete the lab as instructed beginning with step 2c.		#*# You should now be able to complete the lab as instructed beginning with step 2c.
	# Lab 10.2.2.8: Observing DNS Servers		# Lab 10.2.2.8: Observing DNS Servers
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	#*# Open a command prompt, type '''d:''' and press enter to change to the D: drive		#*# Open a command prompt, type '''d:''' and press enter to change to the D: drive
	#*# Type '''cd D:\CNTFiles\Software''' and press enter to change the directory		#*# Type '''cd D:\CNTFiles\Software''' and press enter to change the directory
	#*# Type '''ftps ftp.cdc.gov''' and press enter to connect to the CDC FTP site		#*# Type '''ftps''' and press enter to open the ftp client software
	#*# When you get the "ftp>" prompt type '''~~open ftp.cdc.gov~~''' and press enter.		#*# When you get the "ftp>" prompt type '''open ftp.cdc.gov''' and press enter to connect to the CDC FTP site.
			#*# When you get the "ftp>" prompt type '''passive''' and press enter.
	#*# Log in with the username ''anonymous'' and no password.		#*# Log in with the username ''anonymous'' and no password.
	~~#*# When you get the "ftp>" prompt type '''passive''' and press enter.~~
	#*# You should now be able to complete the lab as instructed beginning halfway through step 1c where you type '''ls'''.		#*# You should now be able to complete the lab as instructed beginning halfway through step 1c where you type '''ls'''.
	#* NOTE: In Part 3 instead of the WSFTP program you can use the free FileZilla FTP client ~~from https~~:~~//filezilla-project~~.~~org/~~		#* NOTE: In Part 3 instead of the WSFTP program you can use the free FileZilla FTP client which is already on your desktop computer in the '''cd D:\CNTFiles\Software''' directory.
	# Lab 11.2.4.6: Accessing Network Devices with SSH		# Lab 11.2.4.6: Accessing Network Devices with SSH
	# Lab 11.2.4.7: Examining Telnet and SSH in Wireshark		# Lab 11.2.4.7: Examining Telnet and SSH in Wireshark