TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover Page

Table of Contents

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List of Figures

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List of Tables

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Abstract

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CONTENTS

Chapter No.

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Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION ABOUT NETWORK

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1.1 INTRODUCTION

1.2 INTERNETWORKING DEVICES

1.3 TOPOLOGY

1.4 THE OSI REFERENCE MODEL

Chapter 2 IP ADDRESS

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2.1. INTRODUCTION

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2.2. IP VERSION(IPV4)

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2.3. SUBNETTING

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2.4. INTERNET PROTOCOL, VERSION 6 (IPV6)

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Chapter 3 ROUTER

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3.1 INTRODUCTION OF ROUTER

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3.2 MODES OF ROUTER

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3.3 INITIAL COMMANDS

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3.4. ROUTER PASSWORD CONFIGURATION

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3.5. SOME CONFIGURATION ON THE ROUTER

Chapter 4 ROUTING

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4.1. INTRODUCTION

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4.2. STATIC ROUTING

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4.3.DEFAULT ROUTING

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4.4 DYNAMIC ROUTING

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4.4.1 RIP

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4.4.2. OSPF

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4.4.3. IGRP and EIGRP

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Chapter 5 SWITCH

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5.1. INTRODUCTION

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5.2. VLAN (VIRTUAL LOCAL NETWORK)

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Chapter 6 TELNET

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6.1. INTRODUCTION

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6.2. USING TELNET TO CONNECT TO REMOTE DEVICES

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6.3. VIEWING TELNET CONNECTIONS

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6.4. SUSPENDING AND RESUMING A TELNET SESSION:-

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6.5. CLOSING A TELNET SESSION

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Chapter 7 ACL (ACCESS CONTROL LIST)

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7.1 INTRODUCTION

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7.2 HOW WORK ACL

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7.3 CREATING STANDARD ACLS

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7.4 EXAMPLE OF ACL

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Chapter 8 CONCLUSION AND FUTURE SCOPE

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REFERENCES

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LIST OF FIGURES
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Figure 1.1 Icons of networking

Figure 1.2 Bus topology

Figure 1.3 Ring topology

Figure 1.4 Star topology

Figure 1.5 The physical and data link layers are adequate for delivering datagrams locally.

Figure 1.6 The TCP/IP reference model

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Figure 2.1 ip address

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Figure 2.2 classes of ip address

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Figure 2.3 Host addressing

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Figure 2.4 Addressing without subnet

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Figure 2.5 Addressing with subnet

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Figure 2.6 Subnetting

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Figure 3.1 Router

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Figure 3.2 Router Password Configurations

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Figure 3.3 Some Configurations of Routers

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Figure 4.1 Static Routing

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Figure 4.2 Default Routing

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Figure 4.3 Dynamic Routing

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Figure 4.4 RIP Configuration

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Figure 4.5 IP Routing configuration task

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Figure 4.6 OSPF Routing

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Figure 4.7 Configuration of OSPF

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Figure 4.8 EIGRP and IGRP

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Figure 4.9 Terminology EIGRP

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Figure 4.10 Configuration EIGRP

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Figure 5.1 Switch

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Figure 5.2 VLAN Segmentation

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Figure 5.3 VLAN

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Figure 5.4 VLAN Ports

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Figure 6.1 Telnet Configuration

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Figure 6.2 Viewing Telnet Connections

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Figure 6.3 Suspending and Resuming a Telnet Session

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Figure 6.4 Closing a Telnet Session

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Figure 7.1 ACL

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LIST OF TABLES
Table Name

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Table 1.1 The OSI reference model.

Table 1.2 Ethernet's physical and data link layers are tightly coupled.

Table 2.1 ip address

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ABSTRACT
In summer training, I have complete CCNA module. In which Introduction to Network, IP Address,
Routing, VLAN, TELNET has been completed.In complete duration of summer training, I pay my
attention on training through which I complete my CCNA Technology Program.
My topic for this internship was to learn how to create a network in Internetworking.
First of all I gained additional skills in the CCNA that was difficult for me before. I learned also how to
use a lot of the components in Packet tracer. Finally, this training allowed me to use my skills acquired
during my studies.

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