Welcome to the repository for the released version of the Networking Final Exam (Packet Tracer Wizard). This version is designed to help students continue practicing and reinforcing their knowledge of IPv4, IPv6, interface descriptions, and other core networking concepts.
This Packet Tracer activity is a dynamic version of the final exam used in class. Every time you open the file, some requirements changeβIP addressing, interface names, descriptions, and more. The topology stays the same, but you must adapt to new configurations.
This final exam assesses practical and theoretical skills in data communication and networking using a comprehensive lab scenario. Students are required to configure routers, switches, PCs, and servers based on detailed network requirements, including:
- Device Configuration: Hostnames, passwords, banners, domain name, and security settings
- IPv4/IPv6 Setup: Addressing, routing (OSPFv2), DHCPv4/DHCPv6, SLAAC, and default route advertisement
- Router Features: OSPF with custom Router IDs, SSH access, password encryption, passive interfaces
- Switch Configuration: Port security, port negotiation, descriptions, SSH setup, and violation modes
- End Devices: PCs using DHCP, DNS setup with Google DNS, and web servers with specific IP assignments
- Connectivity Testing: Ensuring successful IPv4 communication between various devices and internet access
-
FinalExam_Practice_Locked.pka
π This version does not show assessment feedback. Use it to challenge yourself and simulate a real exam experience. -
FinalExam_Practice_Unlocked.pka
π This version shows assessment feedback. Use it to identify what you're missing and improve your skills.
- Open the
.pkafile using Cisco Packet Tracer. - Read the instructions provided inside the activity.
- Complete the configuration based on the dynamic requirements.
- Try both versionsβfirst without feedback, then use the unlocked version to reflect on your performance.
This is a practice release. A new and updated final exam will be introduced in the next course with fresh topics and challenges. Keep practicing, and stay sharp!
This project is open-source and licensed under the MIT License.
This repository serves both as:
- A learning tool
- A template for students to expand on the topic
π¨βπ« Created by Washington
Instructor | Cisco ASC | DevOps & Automation Specialist
π§ educristo@gmail.com
π LinkedIn Profile
Happy configuring! π»π§βπ»