DHCP Server Configuration on Router | Cisco Packet Tracer Lab | 404 Loading

In this Cisco Packet Tracer lab, we configure a Cisco router as a DHCP server and automatically assign IP addresses to client PCs. This lab covers DHCP pool configuration, network and default gateway settings, DNS configuration, and verifying DHCP address assignment. Topics covered: DHCP server configuration on Cisco router DHCP pool creation Network and default gateway configuration DNS server configuration Automatic IP address assignment Verifying DHCP configuration Tools used: Cisco Packet Tracer This is part of the 404 Loading networking lab series, documenting hands-on Cisco networking and cybersecurity learning. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Introduction The narrator introduces the process of configuring a router as a DHCP server to automatically assign IP addresses to connected client devices. 0:23 Topology Setup Creating a network consisting of one router, one switch, and two PCs, connected using copper straight-through cables. 1:24 Router Interface Configuration Enabling the router interface and assigning an IP address to configure it as the default gateway for the connected clients. 2:48 DHCP Pool Creation Creating a DHCP pool named "ABC" and specifying the network address, default gateway, domain name, and DNS server information for the clients. 5:23 Client Verification Configuring both PCs to obtain their IP addresses automatically through DHCP and using the 'ipconfig /all' command to verify that each client receives a unique IP configuration. 7:52 DHCP Binding Verification Checking the DHCP bindings on the router using the 'show ip dhcp binding' command to verify which devices have received and are currently using IP addresses from the DHCP server. #Cisco #PacketTracer #Networking #Cybersecurity #CCNA #DHCP #404Loading Visit my blogging page link: https://404loading.wordpress.com