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7.6.1 Packet Tracer – WAN Concepts (Answers)
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7.6.1 Packet Tracer – WAN Concepts
In this activity, you will investigate various types of WANs by exploring a topology that uses diverse connectivity technologies.
- Describe different WAN connectivity options.
Background / Scenario
You will explore WAN technologies that are used to connect business and home users to data services.
Note: There is no scoring in this activity.
Instructions
Part 1: investigate consumer wan technologies for home and mobile devices., step 1: explore consumer wan technologies..
In this step, you will explore three consumer WAN technologies and home networks.
a. Look at the two home networks.
The home networks use cable and DSL WAN technologies.
b. Examine the connections used in the network topology by selecting the Connections icon (the orange lightning bolt) in the PT devices menu. Hover over the media icons to display their names in the white box at the bottom of the PT window.
The Cable network uses coaxial media to connect the Home Cable Network to the ISP. The coaxial media connects to the coaxial splitter device. Phone cable connects the DSL network to the ISP. The phone cable connects to the DSL modem.
c. Click the DSL modem and open the Physical tab.
The DSL modem has two ports. One is connected to the phone line from the Telco. The other port is connected to the home LAN over Ethernet.
It converts the telephone data network signals to Ethernet for the home network.
The connection to the home is made with coaxial cable. The splitter is necessary because the cable carries both digital data and video signals. The splitter splits the media so that the data signal can be sent to the cable modem and the video signal to the TV.
d. Look at the ports on the cable modem.
The cable modem converts the cable data signals to Ethernet signals. It is connected to coaxial cable from the splitter and UTP cable from the Ethernet interface.
It connects to the internet interface. The IP address came from the ISP network over DHCP.
e. Look at the Smartphone.
The IP address is 198.51.100.100. The address must have come from the Telco network over DHCP.
The phone is currently using cellular data from the 3G/4G network.
Step 2: Explore the Business WAN
In this step you will explore the business WAN. The business is a retail tire store. It has a local headquarters where most of the business functions occur, and three stores that are connected to the business WAN.
a. Look at the Connections menu.
Ethernet over copper and fiber and also serial.
b. Open the physical view for the StoreNet switch.
The switch has Gigabit Ethernet copper media ports and it has four modular ports. There are three GLC-LH-SMD fiber optic Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP) modules inserted into the modular ports. These modules enable the switch to connect to fiber optic Ethernet networks.
The stores are connected to the StoreNet switch with Ethernet over fiber optic cables. This was done because of the distance required to reach the stores. In reality, another provider would provide this fiber optic service, but this has been simplified for the purposes of this activity.
The router uses a serial WAN connection to connect to the ISP.
Part 2: Explore Connectivity
Hosts in both networks can ping the webserver, but hosts on the Business WAN networks cannot ping hosts on the Consumer WAN networks and vice versa.
Yes, these networks should not be directly reachable from outside for security reasons.
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