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Cyber Security Practical Assessment Task

This document contains instructions for a practical assessment on network concepts and protocols for a cyber security course. It includes tasks to complete tables identifying layers of the OSI and TCP/IP models and common numbering systems. Students are asked to map protocols like TCP, DNS and IPv4 to the correct TCP/IP layers. Other tasks involve using network tools like Wireshark, Cisco Packet Tracer, and Nmap to capture packets, create logical and physical network diagrams, test connectivity using commands like ping, trace routes, and obtain an open port report. Screenshots of the results are to be pasted into the document.

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Cyber Security Practical Assessment Task

This document contains instructions for a practical assessment on network concepts and protocols for a cyber security course. It includes tasks to complete tables identifying layers of the OSI and TCP/IP models and common numbering systems. Students are asked to map protocols like TCP, DNS and IPv4 to the correct TCP/IP layers. Other tasks involve using network tools like Wireshark, Cisco Packet Tracer, and Nmap to capture packets, create logical and physical network diagrams, test connectivity using commands like ping, trace routes, and obtain an open port report. Screenshots of the results are to be pasted into the document.

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22603VIC – Certificate IV in Cyber Security

VU23213 Utilise basic network concepts and protocols required in cyber security

Assessment Task 3 – Practical

Student Name

Student ID

1. Complete the following table naming each of the layers in the OSI Reference Model
and the TCP/IP Protocol Stack.

OSI TCP/IP

7 4

4 3

3 2

2 1

1
2. Complete the following table by supplying missing values for each numbering system.
(The first row has been completed for you as an example)

Binary Decimal Hexadecimal


1010 10 A
255
0100-0000-0000
08
24
10000

3. Complete the table to place each of the following protocols on the correct layer of the
TCP/IP stack:
 Ethernet
 HTTPS
 ARP
 PPP

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 TCP
 DNS
 IPv4
 UDP
 RS-232
 FTP
(The first protocol has been positioned for you as an example)

Layer Protocols
4 – Application

3 – Transport

2 – Internet

1 – Network Interface Ethernet

4. Using Wireshark, capture packets when you visit the websites listed below. Include
screenshots of at least one captured packet for each site showing how the packet’s
payload is different between secure and non-secure connections.
http://capture.apple.com
https://capture.apple.com

Paste your screenshots here:

5. Using Cisco Packet Tracer, create a logical network diagram of a Local Area Network that
features an Internet gateway (R01), two laptops connected via an unmanaged switch (S01)
and three PCs, and a network printer connected via a managed switch (S02).

Paste a screenshot of your Packet Tracer diagram here:

6. Using Cisco Packet Tracer, create a physical network diagram of a Local Area Network that
features an Internet gateway (R01), two laptops connected via an unmanaged switch (S01)
and three PCs, and a network printer connected via a managed switch (S02). The devices
connected to each switch should be on a separate subnet. All devices should be able to reach
the Internet.
(Note: You can choose your own addressing for each device that meets the above
requirements)

Paste a screenshot of your Packet Tracer diagram here:

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7. Using the provided Azure Lab, which includes Windows 2016 server and a Windows 10 nested
VMs, provide screenshots showing your use of the following commands to test and
troubleshoot connectivity between the 2 nested VMs
 IPCONFIG
 PING
Note: if you are unable to successfully PING from the Windows 10 to the Windows 2016 Server
VM, make changes to the Windows 2016 Server settings to enable PING responses.

Paste your screenshots here:

8. Using the provided Azure Lab, provide a screenshot showing you successfully tracing the route
between your Windows 10 nested VM and the Google DNS server (8.8.8.8)

Paste your screenshot here:

9. Using the Azure Lab, provide a screenshot after installing nmap on the Windows 10 nested
VM. It is sufficient to provide a screenshot of File Explorer showing the nmap executable file
installed in the Windows 10 VM filesystem.

Paste your screenshot here:

10. Using nmap, obtain a report of all open ports on the Windows 2016 Server nested VM. Copy
and paste the report below.

Paste your screenshot here:

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