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CSE 318 Computer Networking Lab experiment on DNS Configuration. The objectives were to: configure a DNS diagram on Packet Tracer; ping test from pc 1 to pc 2; send a file from pc 1 to pc 4; and prove DNS access. Md Abid Hasan from the CSE department at City University, Dhaka submitted the report.
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- 1. Course Code: CSE 318 Course Name: Computer Networking Lab Experiment Name: DNS Configuration Submitted To: Name: Pranab Bandhu Nath Designation: Senior Lecturer, CSE Department, City University, Dhaka Submitted By: Name: Md Abid Hasan ID: 152392323 Program: B.Sc in CSE
- 2. Packet Tracer – DNS Configuration Objectives: 1. Configured DNS diagram on Cisco Packet Tracer. 2. Ping Test from pc 1 to pc 2. 3. Sent file from pc 1 to pc 4. 4. DNS access prove. Diagram:
- 3. Ping Test from pc 1 to pc 2: Sent file from pc 1 to pc 4: