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Multi-Protocol Network Design (Cisco Packet Tracer)

A multi-domain network topology built in Cisco Packet Tracer, integrating three different routing protocols with mutual redistribution, Frame Relay WAN links, VLAN segmentation, and DHCP services.

Network Overview

Key Concepts Implemented

  • Multi-area routing with redistribution: OSPF (area 0), RIP v2, and multiple EIGRP autonomous systems (AS 1, 5, 8) coexist across different routers, with two-way route redistribution configured wherever protocol domains meet (e.g., redistribute rip subnets on OSPF, redistribute ospf 1 metric 5 on RIP)
  • Frame Relay WAN backbone: Routers 0, 3, 6, and 7 connect over serial interfaces using Frame Relay encapsulation with multiple DLCIs, running OSPF over the Frame Relay cloud
  • VLAN segmentation with trunking: Switches configure trunk ports (switchport mode trunk) and access ports assigned to specific VLANs (10, 20, 30, 40)
  • Router-on-a-stick / sub-interfaces: Routers use dot1Q-tagged sub-interfaces (e.g., gigabitEthernet 0/1.10) to route between VLANs
  • DHCP services: Each VLAN has a dedicated DHCP pool with a default gateway and DNS server
  • Switch port security: Sticky MAC address learning with a restrict violation policy on access ports
  • Spanning Tree: Rapid PVST mode with PortFast enabled on edge switches

Topology Summary

Segment Routers Protocol
WAN backbone (Frame Relay) R0, R3, R6, R7 OSPF area 0
Branch 1 R1 ↔ R2 RIP v2 (redistributed into OSPF)
Branch 2 R3 ↔ R4 ↔ R5 EIGRP AS 5 ↔ EIGRP AS 8 (redistributed)
Branch 3 R7 ↔ R8, R9 OSPF ↔ EIGRP AS 1 (redistributed)
Access layer Switch 1, 3, 4 VLANs 10/20/30/40 with DHCP

Frame Relay Configuration Detail

The Frame Relay cloud (Cloud0) maps DLCIs between four serial interfaces, forming a full-mesh WAN backbone:

Interface DLCIs Configured
Serial0 100 (cairo), 101 (cairo1), 102 (cairo2)
Serial1 400 (alex), 401 (alex1), 402 (alex2)
Serial2 200 (sena), 201 (sena1), 202 (sena2)
Serial3 300 (giza), 301 (giza1), 302 (giza2)

Files

  • final_project.pkt — the complete Packet Tracer topology (open with Cisco Packet Tracer)
  • all commands.txt — full CLI configuration for every router and switch in the topology
  • topology.png — network diagram
  • frame-relay-config/ — Frame Relay DLCI mapping and per-interface configuration screenshots

Tech Stack

  • Cisco Packet Tracer
  • Cisco IOS CLI (OSPF, RIP v2, EIGRP, Frame Relay, VLANs, DHCP, Spanning Tree, Port Security)

How to Open

  1. Install Cisco Packet Tracer (free with a Cisco Networking Academy account)
  2. Open final_project.pkt
  3. Use Simulation mode to trace packets across routing domains, or reference all commands.txt for the full CLI configuration of each device

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Multi-protocol Cisco network design: OSPF, RIP, and EIGRP with route redistribution, Frame Relay WAN, VLANs, and DHCP.

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