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How to ensure that traffic that ingress and egress traffic is monitored and filtered on the network. Also, how to ensure that access between the different network segments especially the management network is controlled. Which device should I use on the network to make all the necessary configurations to ensure that the network is secure to achieve the above. How to use configure standard and extended access control lists to help ensure access to the finance and students management system or network segments is controlled

please why does we gave to interfaces the first address of the local?

Sir can you kindly make a video on how to configure Cisco ASA in ASDM in details

Do you have another Whatsapp group? The one you posted is full.. Or you can make a community instead?

bro while we havent any router, how firewall connect these differnet network?

Hello do you own a Lab in case someone need to learn practically

you're using packet tracer what version?

And not the local address?

sorry, what is the difference between 5505 and 5506?

what is clock set ?

can you tell me how i can test that the firewall is successfully working?

Hello, I have been trying to solve this project assign to me which was provided in my network essential course.I am rather confused as to how to correctly construct my diagrams.How can I create a visual representation of the packet flow from my laptop to an external network using Cisco Packet Tracer and Wireshark? Need help with network topology setup and packet analysis. Thanks. Here is the Project: Networking Problem Statement: Packet Flow Visualizer. The main objective of this project is to create a visual representation of the packet flow from students' laptops/desktops (hosts) to external network outside of the college campus .The project can be divided into two key parts, as outlined below Network Topology Creation: To begin, students will need to determine the devices present within the college network, They can achieve this by using tools like traceroute or by consulting with the college network administrator. Based on the gathered information, students will then create a network Topology using Cisco Packet Tracer (available at www.netacad.com/courses/packet-tracer). The topology will ilustrate the various network devices network design, and network boundaries, as explained in the Network Essential course showcasing the path from the host to the external network. Packet Flow Investigation: After establishing the network topology using Cisco Packet Tracer and configuring IPv4 addresses on all layer-3 devices, students will proceed to collect packets at each device using a packet sniffer. They can choose to use either the inbuilt sniffer in Cisco Packet Tracer (tutorial available at kzfaq.info/get/bejne/namDfrJyu7qWfQ.html) or a tool like Wireshark. By analyzing the packets captured from different devices (nodes) students can extract relevant information from the packet headers, particularly noting changes occurring in the Ethernet and IP headers. This data will enable them to create a flow diagram illustrating the path of the packet flow from their device (host) to the external network. Any flow chart creator application can be used to create this diagram. Expected Outcome: Upon completion of the packet inspection and header analysis at each node, students should be able to demonstrate the following:A clear understanding of different blocks of network design.Familiarity with the different OSI model layers and the importance of layering. They should also comprehend the relationship between the layers andthe metadata carried in each layer's packet header, A comprehensive understanding of the roles of various devices in a network. They should be able to distinguish the role of a router (1.3 device) fromthat of a switch (L2 device).