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Create the GNS3 network topology shown below. Read all the instructions carefully and answer the following sections. R3 VPCS PC1 f0/0 ton eo .2 172.16.0.0/24 172.16.4.0/24 192.168.0.0/24 .2 .1 11/0 01 11/0 .1 .2 .1 .1 .1 .2 Switch1 R1 eo ton 10/0 R2 172.16.1.0/24 100 fon R5 Switch2 10/0 172.16.5.0/24 12/0 20 f2/0 font 61 .2 10.0.0.0/24 172.16.2.0/24 172.16.6.0/24 .2 60 .2 t0/0 PC2 VPCS 11/0 R4
Note: You can add additional network interfaces to your routers, by going to the configuration page and under the slots tab, click the drop-down list on slot 1 and choose NM- 1FE-TX as shown below. You needed, you may add more under slot 2. Node properties R1 configuration General Memories and disks Slots Advanced Usage Adapters slot 0: GT96100-FE slot 1: NM-1FE-TX slot 2: NM-1FE-TX
Instruction: Create a single document to provide all your answers. Show as much proof of work of your method, configurations, and/or screenshots. A. (8 pts) Final GNS3 topology. B. (7 pts; 0.5 pt each) Configure all router interfaces shown in the topology. C. (6 pts) Configure DHCP service in R1 and show PC1's successful IP address lease. D. (2 pts) Assign PC2 a manual IP address including its gateway. The traceroute utility in VPCS is the trace command. You may use "trace </P>-P 1" if you are getting destination unreachable message on the target host. Use this command along with the ping command to test your configuration on sections E through G. E. (9 pts) Configure dynamic routes using RIPv2 along the path of R1 -> R2 -> R5; Use the routing tables and successful trace from PC1 to PC2. F. (9 pts) Configure dynamic routes using OSPF along the path of R1 -> R4 -> R5. Use the routing tables and successful trace from PC1 to PC2 G. (9 pts) Configure static routes along the path of R1 -> R3 -> R5. Use the routing tables and successful trace from PC1 to PC2