Cisco Packet Tracer – Router Port Module Availability

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In the Cisco Packet Tracer:

there are a list Routers, you can see such as 4321, 1941 and so on.

but I tried everyone, there is no one have a module with multi router ports.

there are switching ports, serial ports. or other indifferent module, there is no a router port module.

Who know how to get a module with the Router ports? I want to have a router with more router ports.

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My Cisco Packet Tracer version is 7.2.

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According to the documentation Packet Tracer 7.1.1 there are a couple of possibilities, including 2621 + two WIC-1ENET or one NM-2FE2W:

Cisco 2621XM

The Cisco 2621XM Multiservice Router provides a one-network module slot platform with two fixed 10/100 (100BASE-TX) Ethernet ports, two integrated WAN Interface Card (WIC) slots, and one Advanced Integration Module (AIM) slot.

NM-2FE2W The NM-2FE2W Module provides two Fast-Ethernet interfaces for use with copper media, in addition to two Wan Interface Card expansion slots. Ideal for a wide range of LAN applications, the Fast Ethernet network modules support many internetworking features and standards.

WIC-1ENET The WIC-1ENET is a single-port 10 Mbps Ethernet interface card, for use with 10BASE-T Ethernet LANs.

What version of Packet Tracer do you have?

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You need an access list to block inter-VLAN traffic. There will be one for each subinterface. For example

access-list 10 deny 172.1.0.0 0.0.0.127
access-list 10 deny <vlan 30>
access-list 10 deny <etc>
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interface fa 0/0.10
access-group 10 out

If you've never configured access list before, note the following:

The subnet masks in the statement are "wildcard masks." They are the one's complement of a normal mask.
You need to add a line in your access list for every VLAN you want to block.

Packet Tracer – Configuring Ethernet Ports on a Router in Packet Tracer 7

My first problem is, how can I configure two (or more) ethernet interfaces to the same network, like at the home routers has.

Routers route between networks, so each router interface needs to be in a different network. Don't be confused by what you think is a home router. The home router has separate networks on the router interfaces, but you are probably meaning a switch module in a home router. You need a switch or a switch module in a router for that, but those are not router interfaces.

Also how can I set the ethernet interface is WAN connection not LAN connection? Because I want to connect routers together.

For a router, there really is no real distinction between WAN and LAN. Some interfaces, e.g. serial interfaces, are more likely to be used for WAN connections, while some router interfaces, e.g. ethernet, are more likely to be used for LAN connections, but you could use just about any type of router interface for either connection type. There are no commands that say, "This is a WAN interface." You can connect two routers together with like interfaces.

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