Compare Networking Hardware with GNS3 | A+ CertMaster Labs

A client business needs to set up an isolated network segment comprising a single switch with four PCs connected to it. Another technician has started the model, but needs you to finish and test it.
To complete this lab, make sure that the GNS3 model is fully configured and documented and test that it establishes the expected connectivity.
This activity is designed to test your understanding of and ability to apply content examples in the following CompTIA A+ Core 1 objectives:
2.2 Compare and contrast common networking hardware.
2.7 Compare and contrast Internet connection types, network types, and their features.

[@HollowIchigoBankai29]

'Internet Control Message Protocol' is what's written behind the like, share, subscribe banner.

[@JarrelRivera]

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[@fanuelnyirenda1688]

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[@JarrelRivera]

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[@JarrelRivera]

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[@disturbed4everluke]

i completed my 1101 and never had anything on the test relating to wireshark or using these common network tools in this way.

[@JarrelRivera]

Thanks for sharing! It is however on the exam objectives and the said tools very useful in actual IT work hence, they're worthy to learn and practice. 🙂

[@HollowIchigoBankai29]

You can right click the address and copy it instead of typing it out into the box.

[@JarrelRivera]

Thanks for the tip. I may have just typed the address due to habit. 😁

[@actandrepeat]

I find the ARP packets interesting, wonder why they are not covered

[@JarrelRivera]

That's a good point! I love ARP as well, and ARP is covered in the cert exam.

[@actandrepeat]

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