Task $1$: Configure Basic Device Settings

Router$>$ enable

Router# configure terminal

Router$($config$)$# hostname R$1$

R$1($config$)$# enable secret class

R$1($config$)$# line console $0$

R$1($config$-$line$)$# password cisco

R$1($config$-$line$)$# login

R$1($config$)$# end

R$1=$ WR

Task $2$ : configure and Verify RIPv$2$ Routing

$1.$ Configure RIPv$2$ as the routing protocols on the routers and advertise the appropriate networks using the network statement. $($hint: determine the connected networks for each router and advertise them through RIPv$2.$

$2.$ Prevent routing update on the LAN interface of R$2$ and R$3($hint: you should use passive$-$interface command$)$

$3.$ Verify that RIPv$2$ is running on the routers. Which command would you use to confirm that RIPv$2$ is running?

$4.$ Examine the routing tables on all routers. What command should you use to examine the routing tables content?

$5.$

R$1$

R$1>$ enable

R$1$# configure terminal

R$1($config$)$# router rip

R$1($config$-$router$)$# version $2$

R$1($config$-$router$)$# network $192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}0($ Use different ip address for all router$)$

R$1($config$-$router$)$# network $10\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}0$

R$1($config$-$router$)$# end

R$1$# WR

R$1$# show ip protocols

R$1$# show ip route

R$2---$

R$2>$ enable

R$2$# configure terminal

R$2($config$)$# router rip

R$2($config$-$router$)$# version $2$

R$2($config$-$router$)$# network $192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}2\mathrm{.}0$

R$2($config$-$router$)$# network $10\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}0$

R$2($config$-$router$)$# network $10\mathrm{.}2\mathrm{.}2\mathrm{.}0$

R$2($config$-$router$)$# passive$-$interface fastethenet $0/0$

R$2($config$-$router$)$# end

R$2$# WR

R$2$# show ip protocols

R$2$# show ip route

R$3------$

R$3>$ enable

R$3$# configure terminal

R$3($config$)$# router rip

R$3($config$-$router$)$# version $2$

R$3($config$-$router$)$# network $192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}3\mathrm{.}0$

R$3($config$-$router$)$# network $10\mathrm{.}2\mathrm{.}2\mathrm{.}0$

R$3($config$-$router$)$# passive$-$interface $-$ fastethenet $0/0$

R$3($config$-$router$)$# end

R$3$# WR

R$3$# show ip protocols

R$3$# show ip route

$6.$ Verify that RIPv$2$ is running on the routers. Which command would you use to confirm that RIPv$2$ is running?

R$1$# show ip protocols

R$2$# show ip protocols

R$3$# show ip protocols

$7.$ Examine the routing tables on all routers. What command should you use to examine the routing tables content?

R$1$# show ip route

R$2$# show ip route

R$3$# show ip route

Task $3$: Configure Static Routing

$1.$ From RIPv$2$ configuration on R$2,$ remove the LAN network $\backslash$

R$2$# configure terminal

R$2($config$)$# router rip

R$2($config$-$router$)$# no network

R$2($config$-$router$)$# end

$2.$ Configure a static route on R$1$ and R$3$ to reach network.

R$1$# configure terminal

R$1($config$)$# ip route $[$Subnet Mask$][$Next Hop IP$]-$ s$0/2/0$

R$1($config$)$# end

R$3$# configure terminal

R$3($config$)$# ip route $[$Subnet Mask$][$Next Hop IP$]-$ s$0/2/0$

R$3($config$)$# end

$3.$ Verify the routing configuration by viewing the routing table of R$1$ and R$3.$

How can you confirm from the routing tables that all static routes have been added correctly?

R$1$# show ip route

R$3$# show ip route

Look for the static route entry. It should be marked with an $"$S$"$ and display the configured network and next$-$hop IP$.$

Task:$4$ Saving your configuration and restart the devices

$[$Hostname$]$# write memory

Router# copy running$-$config startup$-$config

Restart the devices by clicking on "Power Cycle Devices" in Packet Tracer.

$$ Click the Power Cycle Devices link below the lower left corner of the Logical Workspace to reset the network and update the routing tables.

Task $5$: Verify Connectivity

Ping the PC