Setting Up a Wireless Network in Cisco Packet Tracer
Nerd Cafe
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Nerd Cafe
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To configure a basic wireless network in Cisco Packet Tracer, allowing communication between wireless and wired devices.
Launch Cisco Packet Tracer.
Create a new project by clicking File > New.
On "Network Devices" → Select "Wireless Devices".
Drag and drop a "WRT300N" onto the workspace.
Click on "End Devices" (computer icon).
Select "PC-PT" and place one PC on the workspace.
Click on PC, go to the Physical tab, and remove the default wired Ethernet adapter.
In the Modules section, add the "Linksys-WMP300N module".
Click on the Wireless Router → Go to "Config" tab.
Under "Wireless" Interface, configure:
SSID: nerd-cafe
Channel: 6
Security Mode: WPA2-PSK
Passphrase: password@123
Click on the "Gui" tab of the Wireless Router.
Scroll down to the "DHCP Server Setting".
Enable DHCP Server.
Set the IP Address Range:
Start IP Address: 192.168.1.100
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Maximum Number of Users: 10
Click on PC0 → Go to "Desktop" > "PC Wireless".
Click "Connect", then select "nerd-cafe".
Enter the WPA2 Passphrase (password@123
).
Click Connect and wait for the status to show Connected.
Click on PC0 → Go to Desktop > Command Prompt.
Type:
Wireless Network
, Cisco Packet Tracer
, Wireless Router
, SSID
, WPA2-PSK
, DHCP Server
, IP Address
, Laptop
, Smartphone
, PC Wireless
, Ping Test
, Connectivity
, Network Troubleshooting
, Static IP
, Dynamic IP
, Wireless Adapter
, Access Point
, Signal Strength
, Encryption
, Network Configuration
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