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CEAD-456 - 1. Identify two of the following: Use Packet Tracer software to simulate a basic network using two PCs and two switches. Once connected, confirm connectivity by pinging from one PC to the other. Another idea is to wire up a Ethernet cable to test ping connectivity between two network adapters. One method is to connect the two adapters together; another is to use a network switch to connect tihe adapters. You will also need to configure two static IP addresses on these adapters. After two static IP addresses are assigned, ping from one PC to the other to confirm connectivity. This will show that you have successfully set up the test network.2. Analyze the data packet(s) of a ping request. Then, analyze the output of one of Cisco's packet protocols. Depending on whether you have the Packet Tracer software or not, this can be done by utilizing the Packet Tracer software.3. Use Wireshack or Packet Tracer software to analyze a ping request. Identify the source and destination MAC (Media Access Control) addresses in a ping reply. Use your understanding of the MAC addresses to simulate the MAC addresses of two Hosts using the Packet Tracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.4.Use Wireshack or Packet Tracer software to analyze a ping request. Identify the source and destination IP (Internet Protocol) addresses in a ping reply. Use your understanding of the IP addresses to simulate the IP addresses of two Hosts using the Packet Tracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.### Preparation Before Packet Tracer### ObjectivesIdentify the purpose of this investigation. Identify different sources of information that will be used in this investigation. Identify the steps of the investigation.1. Identify the information that is needed to complete the investigation.2. Identify the source of information that will be used to complete the investigation.3. Identify the steps of the investigation.### Recommended Preparation1. Use Wireshark or Packet Tracer software to analyze a ping request. Identify the source and destination MAC (Media Access Control) addresses in a ping reply. Use your understanding of the MAC addresses to simulate the MAC addresses of two Hosts using the Packet Tracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.2. Use Wireshark or Packet Tracer software to analyze the attachment. Identify the source and destination IP (Internet Protocol) addresses in a ping reply. Use your understanding of the IP addresses to simulate the IP addresses of two Hosts using the Packet Tracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.### IP Configuration### Attachment### Done## Activity Packet Tracer**Send packet from PC to PC**### Configuration Of PC**<packet capture>**[Packet Capture](https://github.com/NDIPv/workWithPackets/blob/master/packetCapture.md)**Not attached to the attachment**[Packet capture](https://github.com/NDIPv/workWithPackets/blob/master/packetCapture.md)packetNames = [packetCapture](https://github.com/NDIPv/workWithPackets/blob/master/packetCapture.md) ### BroadcastingSend packet from PC to PC### Setup### Socket Server#### pingMACAddressFind the source and destination of a ping request in Wireshark or Packet Tracer software. Use an input of the MAC addresses in the ping reply to simulate the MAC addresses of two Hosts using the Packet Tracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.### pingIPAddressFind the source and destination of a ping request in Wireshark or Packet Tracer software. Use an input of the IP addresses in the ping reply to simulate the IP addresses of two Hosts using the Packet Tracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.### FinalSetUpFind the source and destination of a ping request in Wireshark or Packet Tracer software. Use an input of the IP addresses in the ping reply to simulate the IP addresses of two Hosts using the Packet Tracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.### Packet CapturedPing your lab PC from the other Host. Do one of the following: Record any data packet(s) of a ping request. Paste that input as an attachment in this investigation. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.### MAC AddressesPing your lab PC from the other Host. Use the packet capture of the ping reply to find the source and destination MAC addresses in the ping reply. Then, use the found MAC addresses as the output of the Packet Tracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.### IP AddressesPing your lab PC from the Other Host. Use the packet capture of the ping reply to find the source and destination IP addresses in the ping reply. Then, use the found IP addresses as the output of the Packet Tracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.### LICENSE### Touch### Wallet### Lost Password### PacketTracer## Load a disk### Original### IP Configuration### Kill### System### Set up the IP addresses of two Hosts using the Packet Tracer software.### Read the host input files that are used by the Packet Tracer software.### Save the contents of the host input files to your Lab PC.### Analyze the host input files that are used by the Packet Tracer software.### Remember the commands to save the contents of the host input files to your Lab PC.### Most available### UseWireshark.gif### Invoked### [](https://github.com/NDIPv/workWithPackets/blob/master/pingMini.png)```SHA1: 1b32a8a91505f38a78744fa9e17a9816778b5941File location: C:UserscloudDownloadsIMG_7319.jpg### IMG_7319.jpg```### Attachment### IP Configuration### study devices### changing```Pi M‑caster)``````### LaboratoryCode: 44TNF``````Verified and validated```### Any other mistakes that you can find on the first deployment of Raspberry RP confirmation: Read README.md### Pin Development### Review### Record### macOS### Set up the IP addresses of two Hosts using the PacketTracer software. Then, simulate the MAC addresses of two Hosts using the PacketTracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.### Study Unit Verification and Validation ### lab) 1. Set up the IP addresses of two Hosts using the PacketTracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.1. 2. Use Wireshark or PacketTracer software to analyze any of the data packets of a ping request. Identify the source and destination IP (Internet Protocol) addresses in a ping reply. Use your understanding of the IP addresses to simulate the IP addresses of two Hosts using the PacketTracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.2. 3. Use Wireshark or PacketTracer software to analyze any of the data packets of a ping request. Identify the source and destination MAC (Media Access Control) addresses in a ping reply. Use your understanding of the MAC addresses to simulate the MAC addresses of two Hosts using the PacketTracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.3. 4. Use Wireshark or PacketTracer software to analyze any of the data packets of a ping request. Identify the source and destination IP (Internet Protocol) addresses in a ping reply. Use your understanding of the IP addresses to simulate the IP addresses of two Hosts using the PacketTracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.4. 5. Use Wireshack or PacketTracer software to analyze any of the data packets of a ping request. Identify the source and destination MAC (Media Access Control) addresses in a ping reply. Use your understanding of the MAC addresses to simulate the MAC addresses of two Hosts using the PacketTracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.5. 6. Use Wireshark or PacketTracer software to analyze any of the data packets of a ping request. Identify the source and destination IP (Internet Protocol) addresses in a ping reply. Use your understanding of the IP addresses to simulate the IP addresses of two Hosts using the PacketTracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.6. 7. Use Wireshark or PacketTracer software to analyze any of the data packets of a ping request. Identify the source and destination MAC (Media Access Control) addresses in a ping reply. Use your understanding of the MAC addresses to simulate the MAC address of two Hosts using the PacketTracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.7. 8. Use Wireshark or PacketTracer software to analyze any of the data packets of a ping request. Identify the source and destination IP (Internet Protocol) addresses in a ping reply. Use your understanding of the IP addresses to simulate the IP addresses of two Hosts using the PacketTracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.8. 9. Use Wireshark or PacketTracer software to analyze any of the data packets of a ping request. Identify the source and destination MAC (Media Access Control) backs up your lab PC from the other Host. Use your understanding of the MAC addresses to simulate the MAC addresses of two Hosts using the PacketTracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.9. 10. Use Wireshark or PacketTracer software to analyze any of the data packets of a ping request. Identify the source and destination IP (Internet Protocol) addresses in a ping reply. Use your understanding of the IP addresses to simulate the IP addresses of two Hosts using the PacketTracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.10. 11. Use Wireshark or PacketTracer software to analyze any of the data packets of a ping request. Identify the source and destination MAC (Media Access Control) addresses in a ping reply. Use your understanding of the MAC addresses to simulate the MAC addresses of two Hosts using the PacketTracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.### Lab Unit Verification and Validation### Change### first```### code```### Actual### Return### The Packet Tracer software tells the host to send a packet from it to a receiver PC to evaluate the function of the Receiver PC (on the reused LAN). The figure below depicts the process used to simulate a synthetic network using the Packet Tracer software. The figure displays the "incoming traffic" and the "outgoing traffic" of the PCs. Thus, the figures depict the overall objectives and implementation of the proposed approach:- Users establish the configuration through a simulated system of PCs using the Packet Tracer software as the foundation platform. Thus, the ARP (Internet Protocol) command performs the task of creating the configuration.- Users associate the joined MAC addresses with the established IP addresses in the DestinationHost debug add that's, using the Ping command to verify the performance of the Packet Tracer software. This is carried out within the network. Another exercise is the installation of a Firewall or IPS (Internet Protocol) packet, where each packet is mimicked by a ping request. The Firewall or IPS analyzes the packet to determine whether it is legal or malicious. The method differs from the FOURTHFOUR or IPS models in the process of discarding an individual packet and having the other be blocked, evaluated).```- The Packet Tracer software is often the associated structure for an Open Source secure network. The Packet Tracer performance is associated with a logical structure, simulating the systems and the relationship of the hosts.```2. PacketTracerThe PTCSS web service of the Packet Tracer software as the foundation platform is the development of the Internet Protocol code (IP) into the association field. This resembles the mechanism by which a single node moves data across a unicast mode of time transferring interoperability.### Finally, find the source and destination of a ping request in Wireshark or PacketTracer software. Use Wireshark or PacketTracer software to analyze any of the data packets of a ping request. Then, use the packet capture of the ping reply to find the source and destination MAC (Media Access Control) addresses in a ping reply. Use your understanding of the MAC addresses to simulate the MAC addresses of two Hosts using the PacketTracer software. Once the simulation is complete, ping your lab PC from the other Host.### Updating```### Lab1```- Verify any packet interactions with Connectivity: wifi networks```
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