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This document is a lab report for a networking course that involves understanding and configuring RIP routing protocol in Packet Tracer. It contains two tasks: 1. Understanding RIP routing protocol through answering questions about its characteristics and differences between RIPv1 and RIPv2. 2. Completing a Packet Tracer activity to observe RIP in action, including capturing routing tables, identifying maximum hop count, and benefits of switching from static to dynamic routing. Screenshots are required to be included in the report.
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COIT20262 - Advanced Network Security, Term 1, 2018
Assignment 1
Due date: 5pm Friday 20 April 2018 (Week 6) ASSESSMENT
Weighting: 40% 1 Length: N/A
Instructions
Attempt all questions.
Submit the following on Moodle:
• Answers: A Microsoft Word document containing answers to the questions.
• File for Question 1: netcat.pcap
• Files for Question 2: screenshot-attack.png, screenshot-success.png
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student should develop and write-up their own answers. See CQUniversity resources on
Referencing and Plagiarism. Guidelines for this assignment include:
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• Write your own explanations. In some cases, students may arrive at the same numerical
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background similar to Master of IT students that have successfully completed 1st year of study.
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COIT20262 Assignment 1 Term 1, 2018 Advanced Network Secur.docx
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Advanced Network Security Page 1 of 7
COIT20262 - Advanced Network Security, Term 1, 2018
Assignment 1
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Using Show Commands to Investigate Network Status: 15 Points
· Task 1: Step 2
· Related Explanation or Response
· Task 1: Step 6
· Related Explanation or Response
· Task 1: Step 10
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· Task 1: Step 11
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Paste the requested screenshot.
Provide the requested answer.
Paste the requested screenshot.
Provide the requested answer.
Paste the requested screenshot.
Provide the requested answer.
Paste the requested screenshot.
Provide the requested answer.
In your own words, summarize what you have learned about using the show commands.
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Copy and paste the following screenshots from your Using Show Commands to Investigate Network Status lab.
Task 1,Step 2: Paste a screenshot showing the output of the show version command. Remember that when you see the word more at the bottom of the screen it means that you will need to see additional output. Press the space bar until you are back to the user mode prompt. You will need to take at least two screenshots in order to have the complete output. (1 point)
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Task 1, Step 6:Paste a screenshot showing the output of the ip route command. (1 point)
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Objective(s)
This assessment relates to the unit learning outcomes as in the unit descriptor. This assessment is
designed to evaluate student’s ability on planning, configuring and verifying the implementation of
secure enterprise LAN and WAN network solutions using multiple routing protocols.
The following ULOs are assessed in this assessment.
LO1 Explain basic routing concepts and plan the configuration and verification of routing
protocols and their optimization in enterprise networks
LO2 Analyse the technologies, components, and metrics used to implement and verify
routing in diverse, large-scale internetworks based on enterprise requirements.
LO3 Critically evaluate various multi-area routing functions and benefits for routing
efficiencies in network operations in order to implement and verify routing in a complex
enterprise network.
LO4 Implement and verify a redistribution solution in a multi-protocol network with control
path selection and loop-free topology according to a given network design meeting
enterprise requirements.
LO5 Evaluate common network security and performance issues and identify the tools
needed to control the path
INSTRUCTIONS
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Group Project (Weightage 20%) – The submissions should be uploaded on the LMS by Session 12
This Project will focus on student’s ability to implement an enterprise level network that runs multiple
routing protocols. The project should be conducted as a group task by a group of 4 students. Upon the
implementation of the network, students should produce a comprehensive report, which includes
screenshots of configuration of routers and other nodes, and brief explanation of the screenshots.
Students should implement the network based on the given scenario in a virtual environment using
GNS3. Please make sure to name the devices with the group name.
If any third-party content is used. The citation of sources is mandatory and should follow IEEE style.
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ABC Pty is an Airline company which owns the public IP range 17.86.98.0/24 and AS number 31400.
They had recently acquired a start-up software development company named XYZ Pty Ltd. The ABC
Pty Ltd and XYZ Pty Ltd have been respectively running OSPF and EIGRP as their Interior Gateway
Protocols. In order to establish connectivity between two sites, the management decided to use route
redistribution.
ABC Pty Ltd is connected to the internet through ISP1 with AS number 42000 using a BGP peering.
A simplified network topology is given below with the IP Allocations for each network.
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Figure 1: Topology Diagram
Table 1: IP ...
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notice heavy traffic in a host that is on a TCP/IP network and want to find out the details:
a) What basic network monitoring tool(s) would you use?
b) What would you look for in your results?
Question 5 What is the difference between nslookup & dig? Question No. 5 Install wireshark and
capture IP packets on your Ethernet interface.
a) Put a screenshot of IP packets captured on your device.
b) Analyze their headers and contents. bonus for analysis)
Solution
Question 1
Answer
SNMPv1 (Simple Network Management Protocol) v1 was designed as a short term solution to
allow management of TCP/IP - based internets. Although it was simple there were some major
issues in SNMPv1, viz Expressiveness of MIB definitions, performance and security issues.
Some key differences brought in SNMPv2 are:
· Protocol operations used in SNMPv1 are Get, GetNext, put and Trap. SNMPv2 define
two additional set of rules option GetBulk and Inform.
· catch PDU format is dissimilar than other PDU’s format in SNMPv1. In version 2, trap
PDU format is same as the arrangement of get and put PDU’s.
· In SNMPv1, if in a get demand one of the object instance in multiple-attribute request
does not exist or is invalid, no response would be known, only an mistake message would go
back. In SNMPv2, in such a situation, response would go back for all other thing example or
attributes apart from the invalid value i.e. partial response would be there quite than mistake..
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Using Show Commands to Investigate Network Status: 15 Points
· Task 1: Step 2
· Related Explanation or Response
· Task 1: Step 6
· Related Explanation or Response
· Task 1: Step 10
· Related Explanation or Response
· Task 1: Step 11
· Related Explanation or Response
· Summary Paragraph
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Paste the requested screenshot.
Provide the requested answer.
Paste the requested screenshot.
Provide the requested answer.
Paste the requested screenshot.
Provide the requested answer.
Paste the requested screenshot.
Provide the requested answer.
In your own words, summarize what you have learned about using the show commands.
NOTE: Please write your answers to each question in a different color font to make this easier for the Professor to grade.
Using Show Commands to Investigate Network StatusLab (15 points)
Write a paragraph (minimum five college-level sentences) below that summarizes what was accomplished in this lab, what you learned by performing it, how it relates to this week’s TCOs and other course material, and just as important, how you feel it will benefit you in your academic and professional career. (3 points)
In this weeks ILab I learned how to display the show version commands along with some other commands. In the lab it was required to show the output commands of the router. I had as well work with some of the WAN protocols. This Lab has a bit to do with this weeks TCOs and objectives. One good example of how this weeks lab related to the objective is we were given a virtual but very real topology and monitor the traffic patterns. I strongly believe that this will help me out when working in the technology industry.
Copy and paste the following screenshots from your Using Show Commands to Investigate Network Status lab.
Task 1,Step 2: Paste a screenshot showing the output of the show version command. Remember that when you see the word more at the bottom of the screen it means that you will need to see additional output. Press the space bar until you are back to the user mode prompt. You will need to take at least two screenshots in order to have the complete output. (1 point)
Question: What is the name of the IOS file being used by this device? Which memory system is used to store this file?
*Hint* Read and study the explanations within the lab for assistance. (2 points)
Task 1, Step 6:Paste a screenshot showing the output of the ip route command. (1 point)
Question: What network(s) were learned by a dynamic routing protocol? Which dynamic routing protocol is being used by this router?
*Hint* Read and study the explanations within the lab for assistance. (2 points)
Task 1, Step 10: Several of these router operations have been used in past experiments. However, you probably haven’t been exposed to many WAN protocols. A very popular WAN protocol is frame relay. Paste a screenshot s ...
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Objective(s)
This assessment relates to the unit learning outcomes as in the unit descriptor. This assessment is
designed to evaluate student’s ability on planning, configuring and verifying the implementation of
secure enterprise LAN and WAN network solutions using multiple routing protocols.
The following ULOs are assessed in this assessment.
LO1 Explain basic routing concepts and plan the configuration and verification of routing
protocols and their optimization in enterprise networks
LO2 Analyse the technologies, components, and metrics used to implement and verify
routing in diverse, large-scale internetworks based on enterprise requirements.
LO3 Critically evaluate various multi-area routing functions and benefits for routing
efficiencies in network operations in order to implement and verify routing in a complex
enterprise network.
LO4 Implement and verify a redistribution solution in a multi-protocol network with control
path selection and loop-free topology according to a given network design meeting
enterprise requirements.
LO5 Evaluate common network security and performance issues and identify the tools
needed to control the path
INSTRUCTIONS
These instructions apply to the Project
Group Project (Weightage 20%) – The submissions should be uploaded on the LMS by Session 12
This Project will focus on student’s ability to implement an enterprise level network that runs multiple
routing protocols. The project should be conducted as a group task by a group of 4 students. Upon the
implementation of the network, students should produce a comprehensive report, which includes
screenshots of configuration of routers and other nodes, and brief explanation of the screenshots.
Students should implement the network based on the given scenario in a virtual environment using
GNS3. Please make sure to name the devices with the group name.
If any third-party content is used. The citation of sources is mandatory and should follow IEEE style.
Scenario:
ABC Pty is an Airline company which owns the public IP range 17.86.98.0/24 and AS number 31400.
They had recently acquired a start-up software development company named XYZ Pty Ltd. The ABC
Pty Ltd and XYZ Pty Ltd have been respectively running OSPF and EIGRP as their Interior Gateway
Protocols. In order to establish connectivity between two sites, the management decided to use route
redistribution.
ABC Pty Ltd is connected to the internet through ISP1 with AS number 42000 using a BGP peering.
A simplified network topology is given below with the IP Allocations for each network.
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