NET-330: Network Design
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  • NET-330: Network Design
  • Breakdown
    • Course Overview
    • Week Breakdown
  • Labs
    • Lab 1.2: Packet Tracer Review-Class Lab
    • Lab 2.1: Subnet Design
    • Lab 3.2: Lab Prep
    • Lab 3.3: DHCP Server in Packet Tracer
    • Lab 4.1: Console Access Mini-Lab
    • Lab 4.2: Small Enterprise-Class Lab
    • Lab 6-1: NAT Configuration - Static NAT
    • Lab 6-2: NAT Configuration - PAT
    • Lab 6-3: NAT LAB 3 - Champlain Example Lab
    • Lab 8-1B: OSPF PT Activity
    • Lab 8-1B: Add OSPF Authenication
    • Lab 9-1: Build a Network Challenge - 1
    • Lab 9-2: Build a Network Challenge 2 - BGP
    • Lab 10-1: IPSEC Packet Tracer 1
    • Lab 11-1: Access-Lists
    • Lab 13-1: IPv6
  • Notes
    • Resources
    • Week 1: Subnet Refresher
    • Week 2: Subnetting, VLANS, & Cisco Commands
    • Week 3: DHCP
    • Week 4 & 5: Campus and Enterprise Network Design Layers
    • Week 6: NAT
    • Week 9: OSPF and Interior Routing
    • Week 10: BGP
    • Week 11: IPSEC
    • Week 12: Zoning and ACL
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  • Summary
  • How to create pools
  • Working with serverPool
  • Assigning IP helper addresses
  • Any issues you encountered
  1. Labs

Lab 3.3: DHCP Server in Packet Tracer

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Summary

In this lab we worked on creating a DHCP server that was able to communicated over multiple VLANs and used ip helpers on the core switches. We used the same Subnet Table as the previous lab.

How to create pools

Pool Creation
  1. First select Services tab

  2. Then select DHCP on the right side

  3. Next type in the information you want

  4. Finally Saving and Adding a. If new Pool select Add b. If editing Pool select Save

Working with serverPool

  • serverPool is the Default Pool and cannot be removed

  • In this lab we used serverPool for VLAN 1 Management

  • In the photo shown above once you edit serverPool select Save because it's already been made

Assigning IP helper addresses

  1. Enter the CLI for a MLS

  2. In (config) mode type interface vlan {VLAN-ID}

  3. Then type ip helper-address {IPaddr-DHCP-Server}

  4. Type exit

  5. Repeat steps 2 to 4 for the rest of the VLANs

Any issues you encountered

The only issue I ran into was my ports on the East-Core-Switch were off-set by one