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1. Practical Test
Preparation

2. Objectives
 Configure topology
 Write practical test report
 Draw a detail network diagram  5% (diagram)
 Explain your implementation plan  10% (table + Interfaces
screenshots)
 Explain evidences that you meet all practical test
requirements using tools (ping, etc) 30 % (Test cases
screenshots + explanation)
 Show proof of meeting all practical test requirements only
from analysis of captured network traffic  40 % (Wireshark
screenshots + explanation)
 Show proof that you configured the minimum number of static
routing rules  15% (Routing table screenshots +
justification)

3. IPs
 Static IP
 Physical internal networks are 172.16.Z.0/24 or
172.17.Z.0/24
 Virtual networks are 192.168.Z.0/24 or 172.18.Z.0/24.
 Addition allocated IP addresses: 172.19.Z.0/24 or
172.20.Z.0/24 … or 172.31.Z.0/24
 One dynamic IP from Seneca college

4. In class
 Calculate Z number
 Configure topology
 Verify correctness of your configuration
 Plan your practical report
 Collect relevant evidences
 Before end of the class
 Submit all screenshots
 Submit all relevant configuration files
 Submit all evidences

5. After the class
 Write a professional report and submit it before today
midnight

6. Penalties
 Poorly written report  up to one letter grades (e.g.
A+  B+)
 No Internet access at checkpoint up to two letter
grades (e.g. A+  C+)
 Late submission  0
 Incorrectly assigned IPs  0
 Using non submitted evidences  0
 Discussion, Plagiarism 0 and academic honesty
offence

7. Bonus
 up to a letter grade (D+  C+) depending on your task
 Tunnels
 Distributed topology