Dela Cruz, Charles Kevin M.

BS CpE 3-C

EXPERIMENT NO. 5

Open Cisco Packet Tracer and then Log-in as a

Guest.

First, at the bottom left click on “Network Devices”

Toggle on “Switches” + click and drag 2960 on canvass

Also, at the bottom left click on “End Devices” along

Network Devices add a “PC0 and PC1” then place it

Under the 2960 switch.

Along the Toolbar where Devices are held, click on

Lighting-like icon “Connections” and connect PC0 & PC1

To the 2960 Switch using Copper Straight-Through wire.

Double click on PC0 to manipulate

some of the Details, on the

“Desktop” menu toggle on

“IP Configuration”

Fill out the “IP ADDRESS & SUBNET MASK”

After you completed the process,

Double click again PC0 then

Go back to the desktop and now

Click “Command Prompt” and ping

PC1 – 192.168.0.2 to identify

That the two are connected.

Repeat the process for PC1

After pinging PC0 & PC1, proceed

And track IP network from source destination

Using “traceroute” Traceroute is a network

diagnostic tool used to track in real-time the

pathway taken by a packet on an IP network

from source to destination, reporting the IP addresses

of all the routers it pinged in between. Traceroute

also records the time taken for each hop the packet

makes during its route to the destination.

Repeat the process for PC1

After you tract IP Network from source to

Destination, Open CMD (Command Prompt)

On your PC/Laptops. Pathping PC0 & PC1 at

The Cmd. Pathping allowing the user to reveal

the path between two hosts

Pathping takes a minute to complete, so

Be patience.

At the final process nslookup,

Displays information from Domain Name

System (DNS) name servers.cess, type “nslookup”