CS4471 Frame Relay Lab (version 1.

0) Name___________________
CIN_____________________
Group___________________

Use Cisco Packet Tracer to create the network shown below containing one server, two computers, and three
Cisco 1841 routers interconnected via a frame relay switch.

Create a point-to-point frame-relay circuit between Router0 and Router1 that is on network 10.1.12.0/30.
Configure the frame relay switch such that any frame-relay frames entering Serial0 that is labelled with DLCI 102
will be relabeled with DLCI 200 and forwarded out of Serial1. Any frame-relay frames entering Serial1 that is
labelled with DLCI 200 will be relabeled with DLCI 102 and forwarded out of Serial0.

Create another point-to-point frame-relay circuit between Router0 and Router2 that is on network 10.1.13.0/30
and provision the frame relay switch with appropriate values. Note that frame relay sub-interfaces may need to
be created on Router0 to support two separate frame relay circuits on the same physical interface. Once
everything is configured correctly, verify that you can ping from Router0 to Router1 and from Router0 to
Router2.

1. (2 pts) Submit screenshots showing the DLCIs that you created on the Serial0, Serial1, and Serial2 interfaces of
the frame relay switch.

2. (2 pts) Submit another screenshot showing how you have provisioned the frame relay switch to relabel the
traffic when the switch forwards traffic between the serial interfaces.

3. (2 pts) Configure all three routers to run RIP version 2 routing protocol and advertise their networks. Each
router should eventually know about the existence of all five networks. Submit screenshot of “show ip route”
taken on Router0.

4. (2 pts) On PC0, verify that you can ping Server0 and PC1. Submit screenshots showing traceroute from PC0 to
Server0 and traceroute from PC0 to PC1.

5. (2 pts) Submit printout of output of “show running-config” on each router.