Talk:Practical Course Networking Lab (Summer 2023): Difference between revisions

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Replacement for the Praktikum Telematik in the sommer semester (Bachelor).


'''Some hints:'''
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On the book's official webpage it is written how to work with the USB device and which section is replaced by that ([http://www.comm.utoronto.ca/~jorg/teaching/itlab/pdf/lab1-USBv2.pdf here]
On the book's official webpage it is written how to work with the USB device and which section is replaced by that ([http://www.comm.utoronto.ca/~jorg/teaching/itlab/pdf/lab1-USBv2.pdf here])
 
Configuring the telnet daemon:
* 1. switch to root by typing su in the console
* 2. edit (e.g. with emacs) /etc/inetd.conf and remove the #<off># part infront of telnetd (or telnetd-ssl)
* 3. after savin execute /usr/sbin/inetd
* 4. set a password for the knoppix user by passwd knoppix
now you should be able to login via telnet localhost as the user knoppix (you can also add more users or whatever)
 
Setting an IP-address:
/sbin/ifconfig eth1 inet 192.168.1.11 netmask 255.255.255.0
 
The Zebra routing daemon:
* Even after aptitude update not available for install
* Choose Quagga or Xorp as routing daemon then
* Nikk and everyone needs to look into the book, what operations zebra should do and whether this can be transferred to quagga / xorp
* This will require some testing...
 
 
* Nikk is testing all labs and evaluates the difficulty level, the time he required, the problems he encountered etc. Based on his experience we can change details and know better where students will have difficulties... It is important to also write down the feedback page, the additional configuration coding he had to do (really like "apt-get install zebra" or whatever) and save all the stuff to the provided USB stick.
 




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= ToDo =
= ToDo =
* Make sure that every interface (PCs and Routers) is capable of detecting direct connections (crossover connections). Problem experienced with Router4(0/1) to PC4 (both non build-in interfaces)
* Make sure that every interface (PCs and Routers) is capable of detecting direct connections (crossover connections). Problem experienced with Router4(0/1) to PC4 (both non build-in interfaces)
* Buy second KVM
 
* Maybe buy 4 more networking cards so that people do not have to use build-in interfaces


= Misc =
= Misc =
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Router# copy running-config startup-config
Router# copy running-config startup-config
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</pre>
Configuring the telnet daemon:
* 1. switch to root by typing su in the console
* 2. edit (e.g. with emacs) /etc/inetd.conf and remove the #<off># part infront of telnetd (or telnetd-ssl)
* 3. after savin execute /usr/sbin/inetd
* 4. set a password for the knoppix user by passwd knoppix
now you should be able to login via telnet localhost as the user knoppix (you can also add more users or whatever)
Setting an IP-address:
/sbin/ifconfig eth1 inet 192.168.1.11 netmask 255.255.255.0
The Zebra routing daemon:
* Even after aptitude update not available for install
* Choose Quagga or Xorp as routing daemon then
* Nikk and everyone needs to look into the book, what operations zebra should do and whether this can be transferred to quagga / xorp
* This will require some testing...
* Nikk is testing all labs and evaluates the difficulty level, the time he required, the problems he encountered etc. Based on his experience we can change details and know better where students will have difficulties... It is important to also write down the feedback page, the additional configuration coding he had to do (really like "apt-get install zebra" or whatever) and save all the stuff to the provided USB stick.
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