Advanced Network Topology Implementation – VLANs, Routing, and DHCP Configuration

Project Description:

This project is a comprehensive implementation of key networking concepts from the CCNA Introduction to Networks curriculum. It involves designing and configuring a network topology that includes multiple VLANs, router-on-a-stick configuration, DHCP implementation, subnetting, inter-router communication, and default routing.

Project Features:

VLAN Implementation: Configuring multiple VLANs for data and voice traffic.

Router-on-a-Stick: Enabling inter-VLAN communication using sub-interfaces.

Subnetting & IP Addressing: Efficient IP allocation across multiple subnets.

DHCP Server & Relay Agent: Centralized DHCP server setup with relay agent configuration for dynamic IP distribution.

Inter-Router Communication: Establishing a connection between two routers using an optimized subnet.

Default Routing: Ensuring seamless communication between all subnets.

This project provides practical experience in configuring a functional network, reinforcing theoretical networking principles with real-world applications. It is ideal for students and professionals seeking to enhance their networking skills.