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How to create an ISP cloud on packet tracer?
15 years 6 months ago #30758
by pedenski
How to create an ISP cloud on packet tracer? was created by pedenski
Hi, I was wondering if you could guide me how to create an ISP in packet tracer, i am trying to simulate a scenario in which 2 routers interconnected and has connection to a ISP. however i really dont understand how to configure the cloud in packet tracer to make it act as an ISP.
here's my pkt file..
www.2shared.com/file/6379188/c6448324/isp.html
here's my pkt file..
www.2shared.com/file/6379188/c6448324/isp.html
15 years 5 months ago #30814
by Losh
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Replied by Losh on topic Re: How to create an ISP cloud on packet tracer?
It actually depends on what services you want from the ISP.
Most people configure their ISPs to provide web, DNS and FTP services.
In this case the ISP requires:
1. ISP Router
2. Web server
3. DNS server
4. FTP server
Since packet tracer doesn't yet support FTP, the first three will do.
Configure the DNS server with the domain names and addresses you want it to translate and assign your hosts DNS-server ip.
Cofigure the Web server's HTML in any way that dims fit to you. You can have as many web servers as you want, provided you specify them in the DNS-server configuration.
In packet tracer, use the select tool and select all the equipment you want to be at the ISP. Click on the New Cluster tab.
You now have your customized cloud acting as an ISP.
I hope this helps.
Most people configure their ISPs to provide web, DNS and FTP services.
In this case the ISP requires:
1. ISP Router
2. Web server
3. DNS server
4. FTP server
Since packet tracer doesn't yet support FTP, the first three will do.
Configure the DNS server with the domain names and addresses you want it to translate and assign your hosts DNS-server ip.
Cofigure the Web server's HTML in any way that dims fit to you. You can have as many web servers as you want, provided you specify them in the DNS-server configuration.
In packet tracer, use the select tool and select all the equipment you want to be at the ISP. Click on the New Cluster tab.
You now have your customized cloud acting as an ISP.
I hope this helps.
~ Networking :- Just when u think its starting to make sense......... ~
____________________________________________
CCNA, CCNP, CCNA Security, JNCIA, APDS, CISA
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