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Enterprise Two-Site Network — CCNA Mega Lab

Cisco Packet Tracer CCNA 200-301 Status

Full two-office enterprise network covering VLANs, EtherChannels, OSPF, HSRP, DHCP, NAT/PAT, Layer-2 security, IPv6 dual-stack, and wireless — built in Cisco Packet Tracer following the Jeremy's IT Lab CCNA Mega Lab curriculum.

Network Topology


Architecture Overview

Layer Components Role
Core CSW1, CSW2 L3 EtherChannel interconnect, OSPF backbone, inter-site routing
Distribution DSW-A1/A2, DSW-B1/B2 HSRPv2 gateways, DHCP relay, STP root bridges, trunk aggregation
Access ASW-A1/A2, ASW-B1/B2 Host connectivity, port security, DHCP snooping, DAI
Edge R1 Dual ISP uplinks, NAT/PAT, OSPF ASBR, NTP stratum-5 source
Services SRV1, WLC1 DNS, FTP, Syslog, SNMP trap receiver, wireless controller

Addressing and VLAN Scheme

VLAN Purpose Office A Office B
10 PCs Yes Yes
20 IP Phones Yes Yes
30 Servers Yes
40 Wi-Fi Yes
99 Management Yes Yes
1000 Native (unused) Yes Yes
  • Point-to-point links use /30 subnets; loopbacks use /32
  • SRV1: 10.5.0.4/24
  • WLC1 management: 10.0.0.7
  • NAT pool: 203.0.113.200–207/29 (RFC 5737 TEST-NET-3)
  • Static NAT: SRV1 mapped to 203.0.113.113
  • IPv6: 2001:db8::/32 documentation prefix with EUI-64 on R1–CSW links

Switching

EtherChannels — L2 bundles between distribution pairs: PAgP in Office A, LACP in Office B. L3 PortChannel1 between CSW1/CSW2 with /30 addressing.

Trunking — All inter-switch links run 802.1Q with DTP disabled and native VLAN 1000. Per-office VLAN pruning applied.

VTP — Version 2, domain JeremysITLab. Distribution switches as servers, access switches as clients.

Spanning Tree — Rapid PVST+ with root bridges aligned to HSRP active gateways. PortFast and BPDU Guard on all host-facing ports.

Routing

OSPF — Single-area (Area 0) on all L3 interfaces. Router IDs set to loopback addresses. SVIs and loopbacks configured as passive. Physical inter-switch links set to non-broadcast network type to suppress DR/BDR elections.

Default Routes — Dual recursive defaults toward ISP via R1. G0/1/0 path configured as floating static (higher AD). Default route redistributed into OSPF (R1 as ASBR).

IPv6 — Dual-stack enabled on R1, CSW1, CSW2. Two default IPv6 routes with floating backup. Link-local addressing on PortChannel1.

First-Hop Redundancy

HSRPv2 — Multiple groups per office, one per VLAN subnet. Active/standby split across distribution pairs for load distribution:

Office DSW-x1 Active DSW-x2 Active
A Management, PCs Phones, Wi-Fi
B Management, PCs Phones, Servers

Preemption enabled on all groups.

Network Services

Service Implementation
DHCP Pools on R1 per subnet, first 10 addresses excluded. Distribution switches relay via ip helper-address.
DNS A and CNAME records on SRV1 for internal and simulated external hosts.
NTP R1 as stratum-5 source with MD5 authentication. All devices sync to R1 loopback.
SNMP Read-only community configured; traps sent to SRV1.
Syslog All severity levels forwarded to SRV1. Local buffer set to 8192 bytes.
FTP IOS image transfer from SRV1 to R1.
NAT/PAT Static mapping for SRV1; dynamic PAT for user subnets via named pool.

Security

Control Scope Detail
Extended ACLs Inter-office traffic ICMP permitted between Office A/B PC subnets; all other cross-office traffic denied
SSH Management plane SSHv2 only on VTY lines, RSA 2048-bit keys, ACL restricting source to Office A PCs
Port Security SRV1 (F0/1) Single MAC, sticky learning, restrict violation mode
DHCP Snooping All VLANs Uplinks trusted, untrusted ports rate-limited (15 pps; 100 pps on WLC link)
DAI All VLANs Trusted uplinks, full ARP validation (src-mac, dst-mac, IP)
BPDU Guard All host ports Automatic err-disable on unexpected BPDU
Unused Ports All switches Administratively shut down

Wireless

  • WLC1 with dynamic interface on VLAN 40 (Wi-Fi subnet)
  • WLAN ID 1 configured with WPA2-AES PSK
  • Both LWAPs verified joined to WLC1

Discovery

CDP disabled globally. LLDP enabled on all devices with transmit disabled on host-facing port F0/1 to prevent endpoint enumeration.

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