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EIGRP Lab
Ip addressing scheme
Local Router Local Interface
Left_1
Fa 0/0
Lo 1
Lo 2
Lo 3
Lo 4
Se 1/0
Se 1/1
Se 1/2
Se 1/3
Left_2
Fa 0/0
Lo 1
Lo 2
Lo 3
Lo 4
Se 1/0
Se 1/1
Se 1/2
Se 1/3
Right_1
Fa 0/0
Lo 1
Lo 2
Lo 3
Lo 4
Se 1/0
Se 1/1
Se 1/2
Se 1/3
Right_2
Fa 0/0
Lo 1
Lo 2
Lo 3
Ip Address
Remote Router Remote Interface
172.16.0.1/24
Left_2
Fa 0/0
192.168.0.1/26
192.168.0.65/26
192.168.0.129/26
192.168.0.193/26
192.168.2.1/26
BB1
Se 1/0
192.168.2.65/26
BB1
Se 1/1
192.168.2.129/26
BB1
Se 1/2
192.168.2.193/26
BB1
Se 1/3
172.16.0.2/24
Left_1
Fa 0/0
192.168.1.1/26
192.168.1.65/26
192.168.1.129/26
192.168.1.193/26
192.168.3.1/26
BB1
Se 2/0
192.168.3.65/26
BB1
Se 2/1
192.168.3.129/26
BB1
Se 2/2
192.168.3.193/26
BB1
Se 2/3
172.16.1.1/24
Right_2
Fa 0/0
192.168.4.1/26
192.168.4.65/26
192.168.4.129/26
192.168.4.193/26
192.168.6.1/26
BB1
Se 3/0
192.168.6.65/26
BB1
Se 3/1
192.168.6.129/26
BB1
Se 3/2
192.168.6.193/26
BB1
Se 3/3
172.16.1.2/24
Right_1
Fa 0/0
192.168.5.1/26
192.168.5.65/26
192.168.5.129/26
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BB1
BB2
Lo 4
Se 1/0
Se 1/1
Se 1/2
Se 1/3
Fa 0/0
Se 1/0
Se 1/1
Se 1/2
Se 1/3
Se 2/0
Se 2/1
Se 2/2
Se 2/3
Se 3/0
Se 3/1
Se 3/2
Se 3/3
Se 4/0
Se 4/1
Se 4/2
Se 4/3
Fa 0/0
192.168.5.193/26
192.168.7.1/26
192.168.7.65/26
192.168.7.129/26
192.168.7.193/26
10.0.0.2/24
192.168.2.2/26
192.168.2.66/26
192.168.2.130/26
192.168.2.194/26
192.168.3.2/26
192.168.3.66/26
192.168.3.130/26
192.168.3.194/26
192.168.6.2/26
192.168.6.66/26
192.168.6.130/26
192.168.6.194/26
192.168.7.2/26
192.168.7.66/26
192.168.7.130/26
192.168.7.194/26
10.0.0.1/24
BB1
BB1
BB1
BB1
BB2
Left_1
Left_1
Left_1
Left_1
Left_2
Left_2
Left_2
Left_2
Right_1
Right_1
Right_1
Right_1
Right_2
Right_2
Right_2
Right_2
BB1
Se 4/0
Se 4/1
Se 4/2
Se 4/3
Fa 0/0
Se 1/0
Se 1/1
Se 1/2
Se 1/3
Se 1/0
Se 1/1
Se 1/2
Se 1/3
Se 1/0
Se 1/1
Se 1/2
Se 1/3
Se 1/0
Se 1/1
Se 1/2
Se 1/3
Fa 0/0
Configure the appropriate ip addresses on every router.

Task 1-1
Configure all routers to run eigrp 1 and advertise all connected routes. Use the wildcard
mask corresponding to the subnet.
Router Left_1 configuration:
Left_1#configureterminal
Left_1(config)#routereigrp1
Left_1(configrouter)#noautosummary
Left_1(configrouter)#network192.168.2.00.0.0.63

Left_2(configrouter)#noautosummary
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Router Right_1 configuration:

Right_1#configureterminal
Right_1(config)#routereigrp1
Right_1(configrouter)#noautosummary
Right_1(configrouter)#network172.16.1.00.0.0.255

Right_2(configrouter)#noautosummary
Router BB1 configuration:

BB1#configureterminal
BB1(config)#routereigrp1
BB1(configrouter)#noautosummary
BB1(configrouter)#network10.0.0.00.0.0.255

BB2(configrouter)#noautosummary
Random verification:
BB1#shipeigrpneighbors
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EIGRPIPv4NeighborsforAS(1)
HAddressInterfaceHoldUptimeSRTTRTOQSeq
(sec)(ms)CntNum
210.0.0.1Fa0/01100:02:2412200057
16192.168.3.65Se2/11200:02:40533180247
15192.168.2.193Se1/31000:02:40513060249
14192.168.7.1Se4/01100:02:40684080239
13192.168.7.193Se4/31000:02:40663960243
12192.168.7.65Se4/11300:02:411156900240
11192.168.3.129Se2/21100:02:411096540248
10192.168.6.65Se3/11300:02:41965760238
9192.168.2.1Se1/01400:02:41533180246
8192.168.3.193Se2/31000:02:41452700250
7192.168.6.129Se3/21300:02:42442640240
6192.168.7.129Se4/21400:02:42583480242
5192.168.2.65Se1/11400:02:42553300247
4192.168.3.1Se2/01400:02:42492940249
3192.168.2.129Se1/21000:02:42533180248
1192.168.6.1Se3/01400:02:43452700239
0192.168.6.193Se3/31200:02:43462760241
Task 1-2
Configure the following eigrp router ids for routers.
Router Router-ID
Left_1
1.1.1.1
Left_2
2.2.2.2
Right_1
3.3.3.3
Right_2
4.4.4.4
BB1
5.5.5.5
BB2
6.6.6.6
Left_1(configrouter)#eigrprouterid1.1.1.1




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BB1#shipeigrptopology172.16.0.0255.255.255.0
EIGRPIPv4TopologyEntryforAS(1)/ID(5.5.5.5)for172.16.0.0/24
StateisPassive,Queryoriginflagis1,4Successor(s),FDis2172416
DescriptorBlocks:
192.168.2.65(Serial1/1),from192.168.2.65,Sendflagis0x0
Compositemetricis(2172416/28160),routeisInternal
Vectormetric:
Minimumbandwidthis1544Kbit
Totaldelayis20100microseconds
Reliabilityis255/255
Loadis1/255
MinimumMTUis1500
Hopcountis1
Originatingrouteris1.1.1.1
Task 1-3
On Left_1, Left_2, Right_1 and Right_2 the Fa 0/0 interface should not send eigrp hellos.
Left_1(configrouter)#passiveinterfacefastEthernet0/0

Left_2(configrouter)#passiveinterfacefastEthernet0/0

Right_1(configrouter)#passiveinterfacefastEthernet0/0

Right_2(configrouter)#passiveinterfacefastEthernet0/0
Left_1#shipeigrpneighbors
EIGRPIPv4NeighborsforAS(1)
HAddressInterfaceHoldUptimeSRTTRTOQSeq
(sec)(ms)CntNum
3192.168.2.194Se1/31400:08:372420001097
2192.168.2.2Se1/01100:08:383722201098
1192.168.2.66Se1/11300:08:392520001099
0192.168.2.130Se1/21400:08:392220001096
Task 1-4
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Configure Left_1, Left_2, Right_1 and Right_2 as stub connected routers.

Left_1(configrouter)#eigrpstubconnected

Left_2(configrouter)#eigrpstubconnected

Right_1(configrouter)#eigrpstubconnected

Right_2(configrouter)#eigrpstubconnected
Task 1-5
Configure authentication on all eigrp links connected to BB1 from Left and Right routers,
using chain1 for Se 1/0, with password1 on key1, using chain2 for Se 1/1, with password2 on key2
and so on for Se 1/2 and Se 1/3. Key1-4 should be valid until 02-08-2010 13:15 PM, and Key5-8
should be valid from 02-08-2010 13:00 PM, an infinite amount of time.
Router BB1, Left and Right configuration:
#configureterminal
(config)#keychainchain1
(configkeychain)#key1
(configkeychainkey)#keystringpassword1
(configkeychainkey)#acceptlifetime13:00:002aug200713:15:002aug2008
(configkeychainkey)#sendlifetime13:00:002aug200713:15:002aug2008
(configkeychainkey)#exit
(configkeychainkey)#acceptlifetime13:00:002aug2008infinite
(configkeychainkey)#sendlifetime13:00:002aug2008infinite
(configkeychain)#exit
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(configkeychainkey)#sendlifetime 13:00:002aug200713:15:002aug2008
#configureterminal
(config)#interfaceserial1/0
(configif)#ipauthenticationmodeeigrp1md5
(configif)#ipauthenticationkeychaineigrp1chain1
(configif)#end
(configif)#end
(configif)#end
(configif)#end
Added Router BB1 configuration:

BB1(config)#interserial2/0
BB1(configif)#ipauthenticationmodeeigrp1md5
BB1(configif)#ipauthenticationkeychaineigrp1chain1
BB1(configif)#exit
BB1(configif)#exit
BB1(configif)#exit
BB1(configif)#exit
BB1(configif)#exit
BB1(configif)#exit
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BB1(configif)#exit
BB1(configif)#exit
BB1(configif)#exit
BB1(configif)#exit
BB1(configif)#exit
BB1(configif)#ipauthenticationkeychaineigrp1
Left_1#debugeigrppackets
...
*Jun1916:13:53.447:EIGRP:receivedpacketwithMD5authentication,keyid=5
...
Left_1#undebugall
Left_1#shkeychain
Keychainchain1:
key1text"password1"
acceptlifetime(13:00:00UTCAug22007)(13:15:00UTCAug22008)
sendlifetime(13:00:00UTCAug22007)(13:15:00UTCAug22008)
key5text"password5"
acceptlifetime(13:00:00UTCAug22008)(infinite)[validnow]
sendlifetime(13:00:00UTCAug22008)(infinite)[validnow]
...
Task 1-6
Configure all eigrp processes to log neighbor changes.
Left_1(configrouter)#eigrplogneighborchanges

Left_2(configrouter)#eigrplogneighborchanges

Right_1(configrouter)#eigrplogneighborchanges
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Right_2(configrouter)#eigrplogneighborchanges

BB1(configrouter)#eigrplogneighborchanges

BB2(configrouter)#eigrplogneighborchanges
Task 1-7
Configure on Left and Right routers summary address to be sent to BB1 for loopback
interfaces.
Configure on BB1 one summary for serial and loopback links, and one summary for ethernet
links from the topology to be advertised to BB2.
Left_1(config)#interfaceserial1/0
Left_1(configif)#ipsummaryaddresseigrp1192.168.0.0255.255.255.0
Left_1(configif)#exit


Right_1(config)#interfaceserial1/0
Right_1(configif)#ipsummaryaddresseigrp1192.168.4.0255.255.255.0
Right_1(configif)#exit
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BB1#shiproute192.168.5.0255.255.255.0
%Subnetnotintable
BB1#
Troubleshoot why the route is not in the BB1 routing table.

BB1(config)#interfacefastEthernet0/0
BB1(configif)#ipsummaryaddresseigrp1192.168.0.0255.255.248.0
Verification on BB2:
BB2#shiproute
Codes:Llocal,Cconnected,Sstatic,RRIP,Mmobile,BBGP
DEIGRP,EXEIGRPexternal,OOSPF,IAOSPFinterarea
N1OSPFNSSAexternaltype1,N2OSPFNSSAexternaltype2
E1OSPFexternaltype1,E2OSPFexternaltype2
iISIS,suISISsummary,L1ISISlevel1,L2ISISlevel2
iaISISinterarea,*candidatedefault,Uperuserstaticroute
oODR,Pperiodicdownloadedstaticroute,+replicatedroute
Gatewayoflastresortisnotset
10.0.0.0/8isvariablysubnetted,2subnets,2masks
C10.0.0.0/24isdirectlyconnected,FastEthernet0/0
L10.0.0.1/32isdirectlyconnected,FastEthernet0/0
172.16.0.0/23issubnetted,1subnets
D172.16.0.0[90/2174976]via10.0.0.2,00:02:27,FastEthernet0/0
D192.168.0.0/21[90/2172416]via10.0.0.2,00:02:55,FastEthernet0/0
BB2#
Missing configuration from Left and Right routers, for last troubleshooting problem:
#configureterminal
(config)#routereigrp1
(configrouter)#eigrpstubconnectedsummary
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Second verification:
BB1#shiproute192.168.5.0255.255.255.0
Routingentryfor192.168.5.0/24
Knownvia"eigrp1",distance90,metric2297856,typeinternal
Redistributingviaeigrp1
Lastupdatefrom192.168.7.129onSerial4/2,00:01:04ago
RoutingDescriptorBlocks:
*192.168.7.193,from192.168.7.193,00:01:04ago,viaSerial4/3
Routemetricis2297856,trafficsharecountis1
Totaldelayis25000microseconds,minimumbandwidthis1544Kbit
Reliability255/255,minimumMTU1500bytes
Loading1/255,Hops1
192.168.7.129,from192.168.7.129,00:01:04ago,viaSerial4/2
Loading1/255,Hops1
Loading1/255,Hops1
Loading1/255,Hops1
Task 1-8
On all serial links, configure eigrp to use a maximum of 30 percent of bandwidth.
Configuration:
(configif)#ipbandwidthpercenteigrp130
Task 1-9
On all serial interfaces, modify the hello interval to 2 seconds and the hold down timer to 6
seconds.
Configuration:
(configif)#iphellointervaleigrp12
(configif)#ipholdtimeeigrp16
Task 1-10
On Left and Right router, modify the bandwidth of the serial link as follows:
Interface New bandwidth
Se 1/0
64
Se 1/1
128
Se 1/2
192
Se 1/3
256
Modify the load balance that all serial link to BB1 will be used, using variance command.
Left and Right routers configuration:
#configureterminal
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(configif)#bandwidth64
(configif)#interfaceserial1/1

BB1(config)#intserial1/0
BB1(configif)#bandwidth64
BB1(configif)#intserial1/1
Verification:
BB1#shiproute192.168.0.0
Loading1/255,Hops1
Calculating the variance factor:

BB1#shipeigrptopology192.168.0.0/24
DescriptorBlocks:
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Vectormetric:
Loadis1/255
MinimumMTUis1500
Hopcountis1
Vectormetric:
Loadis1/255
MinimumMTUis1500
Hopcountis1
Vectormetric:
Loadis1/255
MinimumMTUis1500
Hopcountis1
Vectormetric:
Loadis1/255
MinimumMTUis1500
Hopcountis1
Divide Serial 1/0 FD with Serial 1/3 FD and choose to the next integer number. Answer here
will be 3, but a variance of 3 will not be ok because FD of Serial 1/3 multiplied by 3 will not be
greater than FD of Serial 1/0, will be equal. So choose next integer number even if the answer is
an integer number.
BB1, Left and Right routers configuration:
#configureterminal
(config)#routereigrp1
(configrouter)#variance4
Verification:
BB1#shiproute192.168.0.0
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Loading1/255,Hops1
Loading1/255,Hops1
Loading1/255,Hops1
Loading1/255,Hops1
Task 1-11
Configure 10.10.10.1/24 as secondary ip address on Fa 0/0 of BB1 router.
Advertise this secondary network into eigrp and check on BB2 to see if it is advertised.
Disable ip split-horizon on the corresponding interfaces for this secondary ip to be advertised.
BB2(configif)#ipaddress10.10.10.1255.255.255.0secondary
BB2(configif)#exit
BB1#shiproute10.10.10.0255.255.255.0
%Subnetnotintable
Configuration of ip split horizon on BB2:

BB2(configif)#noipsplithorizon
Second verification on BB1:

BB1#shiproute10.10.10.0255.255.255.0
%Subnetnotintable
Again, configuration of ip split horizon on BB2:

BB2(configif)#noipsplithorizoneigrp1
Next verification on BB1:

BB1#shiproute10.10.10.0255.255.255.0
Lastupdatefrom10.0.0.1onFastEthernet0/0,00:03:50ago
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*10.0.0.1,from10.0.0.1,00:03:50ago,viaFastEthernet0/0
Loading1/255,Hops1
Task 1-12
Using offset-list, modify the eigrp calculated metric to be the same on all serial link. Modifying
the bandwidth is not allowed. For Left routers configuration should be made on Left routers, for
Right routers configuration should be made on BB1 router. Change the variance to 1 on all
involved routers and verify if there are still 4 feasible routes in the BB1 routing table.
Left_1(config)#accesslist1permit192.168.0.00.0.0.255
Left_1(configrouter)#offsetlist1out30000128se1/3
Left_1(configrouter)#variance1

Left_2(config)#accesslist1permit192.168.1.00.0.0.255
Left_2(configrouter)#variance1

BB1(config)#accesslist1permit192.168.4.00.0.0.255
BB1(config)#accesslist2permit192.168.5.00.0.0.255
BB1(configrouter)#offsetlist1in30000128serial3/3
BB1(configrouter)#variance1
BB1#shipeigrptopology192.168.5.0/24
DescriptorBlocks:
Vectormetric:
Loadis1/255
MinimumMTUis1500
Hopcountis1
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Vectormetric:
Loadis1/255
MinimumMTUis1500
Hopcountis1
Vectormetric:
Loadis1/255
MinimumMTUis1500
Hopcountis1
Vectormetric:
Loadis1/255
MinimumMTUis1500
Hopcountis1
Task 1-13
Configure GigaEthernet 1/0 on BB2 with ip 111.111.111.111/24.
Inject from BB2 a default route into the eigrp process by redistributing a static route.
When you can see this default route on all Left and Right routers, remove this configuration
from BB2.
Configuration on BB2:
BB2(config)#intgigabitEthernet1/0
BB2(configif)#noshutdown
BB2(configif)#ipaddress111.111.111.111255.255.255.0
BB2(configif)#exit
BB2(config)#iproute0.0.0.00.0.0.0gigabitEthernet1/0
BB2(configrouter)#redistributestatic
Verification on Left_1:
Left_1#shiproute
...
D*EX0.0.0.0/0[170/10514688]via192.168.2.194,00:04:19,Serial1/3
...
Task 1-14
Inject from BB2 a default route into the eigrp process by using a summary to 0.0.0.0/0
network.
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Verification on Left_1:
Left_1#shiproute
...
D*0.0.0.0/0[90/10516992]via192.168.2.194,00:00:07,Serial1/3
...
Task 1-15
Inject into eigrp a default candidate route of 9.9.9.99/24, creating a Loopback interface with
ip address 9.9.9.9/24. You should use the ip default-network command to achieve this.
BB2(config)#ipdefaultnetwork9.9.9.99
This route will not be in the routing table, because there is no connected interface to that
subnet, as you can see below:
BB2#shiproute
C111.111.111.0/24isdirectlyconnected,GigabitEthernet1/0
L111.111.111.111/32isdirectlyconnected,GigabitEthernet1/0
172.16.0.0/23issubnetted,1subnets
D172.16.0.0[90/10516992]via10.0.0.2,01:43:06,FastEthernet0/0
D192.168.0.0/21[90/10514432]via10.0.0.2,01:43:06,FastEthernet0/0
Now, lets create the loopback interface:

BB2(config)#intlo1
BB2(configif)#ipaddress9.9.9.9255.255.255.0
Verification of the routing table again:

BB2#shiproute
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S9.0.0.0/8[1/0]via9.9.9.99
C9.9.9.0/24isdirectlyconnected,Loopback1
L9.9.9.9/32isdirectlyconnected,Loopback1
Now we have this static route in the routing table. There are two methods of creating this
static route:
1.
2.
BB2(config)#iproute9.0.0.0255.0.0.09.9.9.99
The result will be the same.

Now we will make this static route as a candidate default for the BB2 router:
This command will work ONLY if you have a static route in the routing table, even created by
the same command, or create by the ip route command.
Verification of the BB2 routing table again:
BB2#shiproute
Gatewayoflastresortis9.9.9.99tonetwork9.0.0.0
S*0.0.0.0/0[1/0]via9.9.9.99
*9.0.0.0/8isvariablysubnetted,3subnets,3masks
S*9.0.0.0/8[1/0]via9.9.9.99
C9.9.9.0/24isdirectlyconnected,Loopback1
L9.9.9.9/32isdirectlyconnected,Loopback1
Now this route is a candidate default route.

Lets advertise this default candidate route into the eigrp:
BB2(configrouter)#redistributestatic
BB1#shiproute
D*EX9.0.0.0/8[170/156160]via10.0.0.1,00:00:56,FastEthernet0/0
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This is a candidate default route, received from an eigrp router.
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Multicasts Lab
Ip addre
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Local R
Router Lo
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ace
Source
e_A1
Fa 0/0
Source
e_A2
Fa 0/0
Source
e_B1
Fa 0/0
Source
e_B2
Fa 0/0
RP1
Fa 0/0
Se 1/0
RP2
2
Fa 0/0
Se 1/0
Route
er_1
Se 1/0
Se 1/2
Se 1/3
Route
er_2
Se 1/0
Se 1/2
Se 1/3
Route
er_3
Fa 0/0
Se 1/2
Se 1/3
Route
er_4
Fa 0/0
Se 1/2
Se 1/3
Receivver_1
Fa 0/0
Receivver_2
Fa 0/0
Ip A
Address
Remote
e Router Remote Interface
10 .0.0.1/29
SW
W1
10 .0.0.2/29
SW
W1
10 .0.1.1/29
SW
W2
10 .0.1.2/29
SW
W2
10 .0.0.4/29
SW
W1
172 .16.0.1/30
Router_1
Se 1/0
1
10 .0.1.4/29
SW
W1
172 .16.1.1/30
Router_2
Se 1/0
1
172 .16.0.2/30
RP1
Se 1/0
1
Se 1/2
1
172 .16.4.1/30
Router_4
Se 1/3
1
172 .16.2.1/30
Router_3
172 .16.1.2/30
RP2
Se 1/0
1
172 .16.5.1/30
Router_3
Se 1/2
1
172 .16.3.1/30
Router_4
Se 1/3
1
192. 168.0.1/29
9
SW
W3
172 .16.5.2/30
Se 1/2
Router_2
1
172 .16.2.2/30
Se 1/3
1
Router_1
192. 168.0.2/29
9
SW
W3
172 .16.4.2/30
Router_1
Se 1/2
1
172 .16.3.2/30
Router_2
Se 1/3
1
192. 168.0.3/29
9
SW
W3
192. 168.0.4/29
9
SW
W3
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Source_A1#ping10.0.1.1
Typeescapesequencetoabort.
Sending5,100byteICMPEchosto10.0.1.1,timeoutis2seconds:
!!!!!
Successrateis100percent(5/5),roundtripmin/avg/max=20/22/28ms
Task 2-1
Configure multicast routing on all routers, with pim in dense mode on every router and
connected interface.
Verify the configuration by sending a multicast stream from one source and joining from one
receiver router.
Erase all configurations.
Configuration of multicast routing, on every router except Source and Receiver:
#configureterminal
(config)#ipmulticastrouting
Under every connected interface where multicast routing is enable:

(configif)#ippimdensemode
Generating a multicast stream from Source_1:

Source_A1#ping239.9.9.9repeat1000
......
Verification on RP2 mroute table, you can see this stream:

RP2#shipmroute
IPMulticastRoutingTable
Flags:DDense,SSparse,BBidirGroup,sSSMGroup,CConnected,
LLocal,PPruned,RRPbitset,FRegisterflag,
TSPTbitset,JJoinSPT,MMSDPcreatedentry,EExtranet,
XProxyJoinTimerRunning,ACandidateforMSDPAdvertisement,
UURD,IReceivedSourceSpecificHostReport,
ZMulticastTunnel,zMDTdatagroupsender,
YJoinedMDTdatagroup,ySendingtoMDTdatagroup,
VRD&Vector,vVector
Outgoinginterfaceflags:HHardwareswitched,AAssertwinner
Timers:Uptime/Expires
Interfacestate:Interface,NextHoporVCD,State/Mode
(*,239.9.9.9),00:02:20/stopped,RP0.0.0.0,flags:D
Incominginterface:Null,RPFnbr0.0.0.0
Outgoinginterfacelist:
Serial1/0,Forward/Dense,00:02:20/00:00:00
(10.0.0.1,239.9.9.9),00:02:20/00:00:38,flags:PT
Incominginterface:Serial1/0,RPFnbr172.16.1.2
Outgoinginterfacelist:Null
(*,224.0.1.40),00:04:12/stopped,RP0.0.0.0,flags:DCL
Serial1/0,Forward/Dense,00:04:12/00:00:00
Because we are running dense mode, we can see this stream on every router.
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Joining this group from Receiver_1:

Receiver_1#configureterminal
Receiver_1(config)#intfastEthernet0/0
Receiver_1(configif)#ipigmpjoingroup239.9.9.9
Output on Source_A1 after joining this group from Receiver_1:

Typeescapesequencetoabort.
......................................................................
......................................................................
......................................
Replytorequest178from192.168.0.3,36ms
Verification on Receiver_1:
Receiver_1#shipigmpinterface
FastEthernet0/0isup,lineprotocolisup
Internetaddressis192.168.0.3/29
IGMPisenabledoninterface
CurrentIGMPhostversionis2
CurrentIGMProuterversionis2
IGMPqueryintervalis60seconds
IGMPconfiguredqueryintervalis60seconds
IGMPqueriertimeoutis120seconds
IGMPconfiguredqueriertimeoutis120seconds
IGMPmaxqueryresponsetimeis10seconds
Lastmemberquerycountis2
Lastmemberqueryresponseintervalis1000ms
InboundIGMPaccessgroupisnotset
IGMPactivity:1joins,0leaves
Multicastroutingisdisabledoninterface
MulticastTTLthresholdis0
Multicastgroupsjoinedbythissystem(numberofusers):
239.9.9.9(1)
Task 2-2
Configure multicast routing in sparse mode with one static rendezvous-point on RP1 router.
receiver router.
#configureterminal
(config)#ippimrpaddress172.16.0.1

(configif)#ippimsparsemode
Show ip mroute on Router3:

Router_3#shipmroute
...
(*,224.0.1.40),00:13:27/stopped,RP172.16.0.1,flags:SJPCL
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Show ip mroute on Router1:

Router_1#shipmroute
...
(*,224.0.1.40),00:16:41/00:02:48,RP172.16.0.1,flags:SJCL
Serial1/3,Forward/Sparse,00:15:26/00:02:48
Start stream from Source_A1:


Show ip mroute on RP1:

RP1#shipmroute
...
(*,239.9.9.99),00:00:19/stopped,RP172.16.0.1,flags:SP
(10.0.0.2,239.9.9.99),00:00:19/00:02:40,flags:PT
Incominginterface:FastEthernet0/0,RPFnbr0.0.0.0
(10.0.0.1,239.9.9.9),00:01:31/00:01:28,flags:PT
(*,224.0.1.40),00:02:08/00:02:45,RP172.16.0.1,flags:SJCL
FastEthernet0/0,Forward/Sparse,00:02:08/00:02:45
Join from Receiver_1:

Receiver_1(config)#intfastEthernet0/0

Receiver_2(config)#interfacefastEthernet0/0

RP1#shipmroute
...
(*,239.9.9.99),00:04:39/00:02:52,RP172.16.0.1,flags:S
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(10.0.0.2,239.9.9.99),00:04:39/00:02:37,flags:T
(*,239.9.9.9),00:05:52/00:02:34,RP172.16.0.1,flags:S
(10.0.0.1,239.9.9.9),00:05:52/00:03:17,flags:T
(*,224.0.1.40),00:06:28/00:03:12,RP172.16.0.1,flags:SJCL
Task 2-3
Configure multicast routing in sparse mode with two static rendezvous-points on RP1 and
RP2 routers. 239.9.9.1 and 239.9.9.2 will be permitted on RP1; 239.10.10.1 and 239.10.10.2
will be permitted on RP2.
receiver router.
#configureterminal
(config)#accesslist1permit239.9.9.1




Join from Source_B1:

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Source_B1#configureterminal
Source_B1(config)#intfastEthernet0/0
Source_B1(configif)#ipigmpjoingroup239.10.10.1

Receiver_2(config)#interfacefastEthernet0/0
Show ip mroute on Router_1:

Router_1#shipmroute
...
(10.0.0.1,239.10.10.1),00:10:25/00:02:13,flags:T

Router_1#shipmroute
(*,239.9.9.1),00:00:22/stopped,RP172.16.0.1,flags:S
(10.0.0.2,239.9.9.1),00:00:21/00:03:08,flags:T
(10.0.0.1,239.10.10.1),00:26:20/00:02:16,flags:T

Router_2#shipmroute
...
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(*,239.10.10.2),00:11:41/00:02:22,RP172.16.1.1,flags:S
(*,239.10.10.1),00:29:45/00:03:15,RP172.16.1.1,flags:S
(10.0.0.1,239.10.10.1),00:29:46/00:02:18,flags:T
Task 2-4
Configure multicast routing in sparse mode with one auto rendezvous-point on RP1 router,
Se 1/0 interface.
receiver router.
#configureterminal

Configuration on RP1:
RP1(config)#ippimsendrpannounceloopback1scope10
RP1(config)#ippimsendrpdiscoveryscope10
Create stream from Source_A1:


Receiver_1(config)#intfa0/0

RP1#shipmroute
...
(10.0.0.1,239.9.9.9),00:00:04/00:02:55,flags:PT
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(*,224.0.1.39),00:00:04/00:02:55,RP0.0.0.0,flags:DCL
Loopback1,Forward/Sparse,00:00:05/00:02:54
(*,224.0.1.40),00:00:05/00:02:54,RP0.0.0.0,flags:DCL
Note: Auto-RP will work ONLY in sparse-dense mode.

(configif)#ippimsparsedensemode
Task 2-5
Create interface Lo 1 on RP1 with ip address 1.1.1.1/24 and interface Lo 2 on RP2 with ip
2.2.2.2/24. Enable multicast routing in sparse-dense mode on these two interfaces.
Configure multicast routing in sparse-dense mode with two auto rendezvous-points on RP1
and RP2 routers.
Configure RP1 for ip address 239.9.9.1 and 239.9.9.2; configure RP2 for ip address
239.10.10.1 and 239.10.10.2.
receiver router.
#configureterminal

RP1(config)#intlo1
RP1(configif)#ipaddress1.1.1.1255.255.255.0
RP1(configif)#ippimsparsedensemode
RP1(configif)#exit
RP1(config)#accesslist1permit239.9.9.1
RP1(config)#ippimsendrpannounceloopback1scope10grouplist1
RP2#configureterminal
RP2(config)#intlo1
RP2(configif)#ipaddress2.2.2.2255.255.255.0
RP2(configif)#ippimsparsedensemode
RP2(configif)#exit
RP2(config)#ippimsendrpannouncelo1scope10grouplist1
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Joining from Receiver_1:

Receiver_1(config)#intfa0/0

RP1#shipmroute
...
(*,239.9.9.1),00:03:48/00:02:31,RP1.1.1.1,flags:S
(10.0.0.1,239.9.9.1),00:03:48/00:03:28,flags:T
(*,239.10.10.1),00:03:44/stopped,RP2.2.2.2,flags:SPF
(10.0.0.2,239.10.10.1),00:00:20/00:03:13,flags:FT
Loopback1,Forward/SparseDense,00:04:23/00:00:00
FastEthernet0/0,Forward/SparseDense,00:04:23/00:00:00
(2.2.2.2,224.0.1.39),00:00:21/00:02:38,flags:LT
(1.1.1.1,224.0.1.39),00:03:56/00:02:03,flags:LT
Incominginterface:Loopback1,RPFnbr0.0.0.0
(*,224.0.1.40),00:04:23/00:02:38,RP0.0.0.0,flags:DCL

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RP2#shipmroute
...
(*,239.10.10.1),00:00:29/stopped,RP2.2.2.2,flags:S
Serial1/0,Forward/SparseDense,00:00:29/00:03:00
(10.0.0.2,239.10.10.1),00:00:28/00:02:34,flags:PT
(2.2.2.2,224.0.1.39),00:03:57/00:02:30,flags:LT
Incominginterface:Loopback1,RPFnbr0.0.0.0
(1.1.1.1,224.0.1.39),00:04:04/00:02:55,flags:LT
(172.16.0.1,224.0.1.40),00:04:16/00:02:32,flags:LT
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EIGRP Lab

Configure the appropriate ip addresses on every router.

Router Left_2 configuration:

Router Right_1 configuration:

Router Right_2 configuration:

Router BB1 configuration:

Router BB2 configuration:

Router Left_2 configuration:

Router Right_1 configuration:

Router Right_2 configuration:

Router BB1 configuration:

Router BB2 configuration:

Router Left_2 configuration:

Router Right_1 configuration:

Router Right_2 configuration:

Configure Left_1, Left_2, Right_1 and Right_2 as stub connected routers.

Router Left_2 configuration:

Router Right_1 configuration:

Router Right_2 configuration:

Added Router BB1 configuration:

Router Left_2 configuration:

Router Right_1 configuration:

Router Right_2 configuration:

Router BB1 configuration:

Router BB2 configuration:

Router Left_2 configuration:

Router Right_1 configuration:

Router Right_2 configuration:

Troubleshoot why the route is not in the BB1 routing table.

Router BB1 configuration:

Calculating the variance factor:

Configuration of ip split horizon on BB2:

Second verification on BB1:

Again, configuration of ip split horizon on BB2:

Next verification on BB1:

Router Left_2 configuration:

Router BB1 configuration:

Router BB2 configuration:

Now, lets create the loopback interface:

Verification of the routing table again:

The result will be the same.

Now this route is a candidate default route.

This is a candidate default route, received from an eigrp router.

Under every connected interface where multicast routing is enable:

Generating a multicast stream from Source_1:

Verification on RP2 mroute table, you can see this stream:

Joining this group from Receiver_1:

Output on Source_A1 after joining this group from Receiver_1:

Under every connected interface where multicast routing is enable:

Show ip mroute on Router3:

Show ip mroute on Router1:

Start stream from Source_A1:

Start stream from Source_A2:

Show ip mroute on RP1:

Join from Receiver_1:

Join from Receiver_2:

Show ip mroute on RP1:

Under every connected interface where multicast routing is enable:

Start stream from Source_A1:

Start stream from Source_A2: