Difference between revisions of "BO CCNA Course/coursematerials/RIP Router Setup"
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##The Lowest IP address should be assigned to the Router on each LAN segment | ##The Lowest IP address should be assigned to the Router on each LAN segment | ||
##The DCE Router should use the lowest IP address on each Serial line | ##The DCE Router should use the lowest IP address on each Serial line | ||
− | ##The DTE Router should use the | + | ##The DTE Router should use the second IP address on each Serial line |
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'''Are all the end devices able to ping their Default Gateway?'''<br /><br /> | '''Are all the end devices able to ping their Default Gateway?'''<br /><br /> | ||
'''Are all the Routers able to ping their neighbours?'''<br /><br /> | '''Are all the Routers able to ping their neighbours?'''<br /><br /> | ||
− | ''' | + | #Configure RIPv1 routing |
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− | ## | + | ##Enable '''debug ip rip''' on the routers as you enable RIP |
+ | ##Configure the '''network''' statement on all the connected networks. Remember: only use the classfull network | ||
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+ | ##Verify the routing table on all the routers | ||
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+ | ##Disable debuging | ||
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+ | '''What is the network address R2 propagetes to R3?'''<br /><br /> | ||
+ | '''Do the routers support receiving RIPv2 packets?'''<br /><br /> | ||
+ | '''Does all the routers see all the networks with the correct network mask?'''<br /><br /> | ||
'''Are all the end devices able to ping the other end devices?'''<br /><br /> | '''Are all the end devices able to ping the other end devices?'''<br /><br /> | ||
− | #Configure | + | #Configure RIPv2 Routing |
− | ##Configure | + | |
+ | ## Enable '''debug ip rip''' on the routers as you enable RIPv2 | ||
+ | ##Configure all the routers to use RIPv2 | ||
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'''Are all the end devices able to ping the other end devices?'''<br /><br /> | '''Are all the end devices able to ping the other end devices?'''<br /><br /> | ||
#Delete the static routes on the routers and replace them with summary routes for the 172.16 & the 192.168 networks | #Delete the static routes on the routers and replace them with summary routes for the 172.16 & the 192.168 networks |
Revision as of 21:10, 28 May 2012
Setup
Connect the following equipment in Packet Tracer
Tasks
- Create Labels indicating the different networks
- Document the IP addresses assigned to the devices using Labels
- Do a basic Router configuration
- Configure hostname
- Configure an enable password
- Configure a VTY password
- Configure a Console password
- Enable password encryption
- Set a loggin banner
Use the show commands you know to verify Layer1+2 connectivity?
- Configure IP addresses
- The Lowest IP address should be assigned to the Router on each LAN segment
- The DCE Router should use the lowest IP address on each Serial line
- The DTE Router should use the second IP address on each Serial line
Are all the end devices able to ping their Default Gateway?
Are all the Routers able to ping their neighbours?
- Configure RIPv1 routing
- Enable debug ip rip on the routers as you enable RIP
- Configure the network statement on all the connected networks. Remember: only use the classfull network
- Verify the routing table on all the routers
- Disable debuging
What is the network address R2 propagetes to R3?
Do the routers support receiving RIPv2 packets?
Does all the routers see all the networks with the correct network mask?
Are all the end devices able to ping the other end devices?
- Configure RIPv2 Routing
- Enable debug ip rip on the routers as you enable RIPv2
- Configure all the routers to use RIPv2
Are all the end devices able to ping the other end devices?
- Delete the static routes on the routers and replace them with summary routes for the 172.16 & the 192.168 networks