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Drag one router and two generic PCs from devices and add to the Cisco Packet Tracer’s

window.

The connect PC0 to the one Fast Ethernet interface of Router and PC1 to the other Fast Ethernet
interface with Cross Over cable.

Click router 0 and enter into CLI mode

Type “no” to configure router manually.

The router will enter into user mode. In this mode we can not configure and modify anything except
some show commands.

To enter into “privilege mode” type “enable”. In this mode we cannot configure and modify anything
except all show commands and clock set.

To configure router enter into “global configuration mode” by typing “config t”.

Change router’s name by Router0, type “hostname Router0”

To set encrypted “class” password at privilege mode type “enable secret class”

After that set console line password enter into console line by typing “line con 0”. The set plain text
“cisco” password by typing “password cisco”.

Without activation of console line password the password will not activate. To do this type “login”.

To configure fast ethernet 0/0 of the router enter into this interface by typing “interface fast ethernet
0/0”. Then type “ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0” to set this ip address on this interface.

After that type “no shutdown” to make link up.

To configure fast ethernet 0/1 of the router enter into this interface by typing “interface fast ethernet
0/1”. Then type “ip address 192.168.2.1 255.255.255.0” to set this ip address on this interface.

After that type “no shutdown” to make link up.


The type “exit” two times to go to “privilege mode”.

Type “show running-config” to view the configurations done on router.

In order to view the configurations whenever start router type “copy running-config startup-config” this
will copy configuration into NVRAM.
After that configure PC0 by assigning 192.168.1.2 ip address and 192.168.1.1 gateway to it.
Similarly configure PC1 by assigning 192.168.2.2 ip address and 192.168.2.1 gateway to it.

To check connectivity click PC0 and enter into command Prompt. Type “ping 192.168.2.2” which is the ip
address of PC1. The replies shows that connectivity is accurate.

Then check connectivity using simulation mode by sending packets. The tick sign shows that connectivity
is correct.

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