Laborübung WAN - Cisco Agenda
Laborübung WAN - Cisco Agenda
Laborübung WAN - Cisco Agenda
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ITTK - <strong>WAN</strong> - WS2006<br />
<strong>Cisco</strong> Labor Day 1 (V1.6)<br />
New IP PC Configuration<br />
Tasks on the PCs<br />
Configure Network Card to “Labor LAN”<br />
IP Address, Subnetmask<br />
For PC1, PC2, PC7, PC8<br />
Default Gateway is IP address of your own PC´s ethernet interface<br />
usage of proxy ARP because on this network there are two routers<br />
For PC3, PC4, PC5, PC6<br />
Default Gateway is IP address on interface e0 of your corresponding<br />
router Rx<br />
PC3 -> R3, PC4 -> R4, PC5 -> R5, PC6 -> R6<br />
Test it from XP OS cmd line<br />
use: ipconfig /all, ping, tracert, arp /a<br />
Test it from “Ethereal” protocol-analyzer<br />
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Create Loopback Interfaces<br />
On all routers<br />
router(config)# interface loopback 0<br />
router(if-config)# ip address 172.255.X.X 255.255.255.0<br />
x = is the corresponding Router Number<br />
these addresses will be immediately distributed by RIPv2 after<br />
issuing the following command<br />
router(config)#router rip<br />
router(config-router)#network 172.255.0.0<br />
router(config)# interface loopback 1<br />
router(if-config)# ip address 223.X.X.X 255.255.255.255<br />
x = is the corresponding Router Number<br />
these addresses will not be distributed by RIPv2 because there is<br />
no corresponding “(config-router)#network” command<br />
we will use these addresses later for generating Router OSPF-IDs<br />
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