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    Lab Report2 (Ca)

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    This lab report describes the configuration of static routing between three routers to allow all routers and hosts to communicate. The document provides steps to configure static routes on each router - Router 1 (R1), Router 2 (R2), and Router 3 (R3) - to establish connectivity. Static routing involves manually configuring routing tables on each router rather than using dynamic routing protocols.

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    This lab report describes the configuration of static routing between three routers to allow all routers and hosts to communicate. The document provides steps to configure static routes on each router - Router 1 (R1), Router 2 (R2), and Router 3 (R3) - to establish connectivity. Static routing involves manually configuring routing tables on each router rather than using dynamic routing protocols.

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    This lab report describes the configuration of static routing between three routers to allow all routers and hosts to communicate. The document provides steps to configure static routes on each router - Router 1 (R1), Router 2 (R2), and Router 3 (R3) - to establish connectivity. Static routing involves manually configuring routing tables on each router rather than using dynamic routing protocols.

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    Lab Report: 2

    Title: Design and implementation of Static routing


    Objective: In this lab, you will configure static routes between
    all three routers. This will allow your routers to route packets
    so that all routers and all hosts will be able to reach (ping)
    each other. Once your configuration is complete, you will use
    basic techniques to test your network’s connectivity

    Theory: Configure Static Routing is the routing that network


    administrator configures the network routers manually, instead of
    using routing protocols RIP, OSPF, etc. which utilized in the
    dynamic routing. The benefits of static routing are minimum
    bandwidth usage, no overhead on router CPU and much more
    and perfect for a small network with a few routers. But it is not
    without cons. It’s hard to configure all routers manually in the vast
    network and troubleshooting is always harder than configuration.

    As a network student of CCNA, you must know the configuration


    of static routing. It helps you understand the process and
    functions of routing in the network apparently.
    Tools: Pc, Switch, Router, copper straight connection, copper cross
    over connection and serial DCE.

    Description:

    In this picture, I have configured static route. You must configure it


    with below step by step Static Routing guide .in this lab, I use
    router, pc and switch.
    TASK 1: Configure Static route on R1

    Enter a static route on R1 to reach


    R2's and R3’s LAN. All of the
    interfaces on the router are
    configured and are functional.
    However, it is not possible to reach
    R2's and R3’s LAN from R1.
    Follow the steps below to enter a
    static route on R1 to reach R2's
    and R3’s LAN
    Enter a static route on R1 to reach R2's and R3’s LAN. All of the
    interfaces on the router are configured and are functional. However, it
    is not possible to reach R2's and R3’s LAN from R1. Follow the steps
    below to enter a static route on R1 to reach R2's and R3’s LAN
    Step 1: configure static route on R1 to reach R2’s LAN
     Click on R1 in the workspace. Select the CLI tab.
     At the R1> prompt, issue the enable command. The prompt changes
    to R1#, indicating that the router is now in privileged mode.
     Enter the command R1# configure terminal to change to Global
    Configuration Mode.
     Enter the static route R1(config)# ip route 192.168.10.32
    255.255.255.224 s0/2/0
     Exit Global Configuration Mode R1(config)# end
    Step 2: configure static route on R1 to reach R3’s LAN
     Click on R1 in the workspace. Select the CLI tab.
     At the R1> prompt, issue the enable command. The prompt changes
    to R1#, indicating that the router is now in privileged mode.
     Enter the command R1# configure terminal to change to Global
    Configuration Mode.
     Enter the static route R1(config)# ip route 192.168.10.65
    255.255.255.224 s0/2/0
     Exit Global Configuration Mode R1(config)# end
    Step 3: configure static route on R1 to reach R3
     Click on R1 in the workspace. Select the CLI tab.
     At the R1> prompt, issue the enable command. The prompt changes
    to R1#, indicating that the router is now in privileged mode.
     Enter the command R1# configure terminal to change to Global
    Configuration Mode.
     Enter the static route R1 (config)# ip route 192.168.10.96
    255.255.255.224 s0/2/0
     Exit Global Configuration Mode R1 (config) # end
    Step 4: Examine the routing table on R1.
     From the command line interface (CLI) type R1# show ip route

    TASK 2: Configure Static route on R2


    Step 1: configure static route on R2 to reach R1’s LAN
     Click on R2 in the workspace. Select the CLI tab.
     At the R2> prompt, issue the enable command. The prompt changes
    to R1#, indicating that the router is now in privileged mode.
     Enter the command R2# configure terminal to change to Global
    Configuration Mode.
     Enter the static route R2(config)# ip route 192.168.97.0
    255.255.255.224 s0/2/0
     Exit Global Configuration Mode R2(config)# end
    Step 2: configure static route on R2 to reach R3’s LAN
     Click on R2 in the workspace. Select the CLI tab.
     At the R2> prompt, issue the enable command. The prompt changes
    to R2#, indicating that the router is now in privileged mode.
     Enter the command R2# configure terminal to change to Global
    Configuration Mode.
     Enter the static route R2(config)# ip route 192.168.10.66
    255.255.255.224 s0/2/0
     Exit Global Configuration Mode R2(config)# end
    Step 3: configure static route on R2 to reach R3
     Click on R2 in the workspace. Select the CLI tab.
     At the R2> prompt, issue the enable command. The prompt changes
    to R1#, indicating that the router is now in privileged mode.
     Enter the command R1# configure terminal to change to Global
    Configuration Mode.
     Enter the static route R2 (config)# ip route 192.168.10.129
    255.255.255.224 s0/2/0
     Exit Global Configuration Mode R2 (config) # end
    Step 4: Examine the routing table on R2.
     From the command line interface (CLI) type R2# show ip route

    TASK 3: Configure Static route on R3


    Step 1: configure static route on R3 to reach R1’s LAN
     Click on R3 in the workspace. Select the CLI tab.
     At the R3> prompt, issue the enable command. The prompt changes
    to R3#, indicating that the router is now in privileged mode.
     Enter the command R3# configure terminal to change to Global
    Configuration Mode.
     Enter the static route R3(config)# ip route 192.168.10.161
    255.255.255.224 s0/2/0
     Exit Global Configuration Mode R3(config)# end
    Step 2: configure static route on R3 to reach R2’s LAN
     Click on R3 in the workspace. Select the CLI tab.
     At the R3> prompt, issue the enable command. The prompt changes
    to R3#, indicating that the router is now in privileged mode.
     Enter the command R3# configure terminal to change to Global
    Configuration Mode.
     Enter the static route R3(config)# ip route 192.168.10.130
    255.255.255.224 s0/2/0
     Exit Global Configuration Mode R3(config)# end
    Step 3: configure static route on R1 to reach R3
     Click on R3 in the workspace. Select the CLI tab.
     At the R3> prompt, issue the enable command. The prompt changes
    to R3#, indicating that the router is now in privileged mode.
     Enter the command R3# configure terminal to change to Global
    Configuration Mode.
     Enter the static route R3 (config) # ip route 192.168.10.96
    255.255.255.0 s0/2/0
     Exit Global Configuration Mode R3 (config) # end
    Step 4: Examine the routing table on R3.
     From the command line interface (CLI) type R3# show ip route
    CONCLUSION: In this lab, we have learnt how a router finds a path to
    a remote network, we have configured static routes using the principles
    of the routing table, learnt about the recursive lookup, as well as
    configured summary routes and default static routes.

    Step 1: configure static route on


    R2 to reach R1’s LAN
     Click on R2 in the workspace.
    Select the CLI tab.
     At the R2> prompt, issue the
    enable command. The prompt
    changes to R2#, indicating that
    the router is now in privileged
    mode.
     Enter the command R2#
    configure terminal to change to
    Global Configuration Mode.
     Enter the static route R2(config)#
    ip route 192.168.110.0
    255.255.255.0 s0/2/0
     Exit Global Configuration Mode
    R2(config)# end
    Step 1: configure static route on
    R2 to reach R1’s LAN
     Click on R2 in the workspace.
    Select the CLI tab.
     At the R2> prompt, issue the
    enable command. The prompt
    changes to R2#, indicating that
    the router is now in privileged
    mode.
     Enter the command R2#
    configure terminal to change to
    Global Configuration Mode.
     Enter the static route R2(config)#
    ip route 192.168.110.0
    255.255.255.0 s0/2/0
     Exit Global Configuration Mode
    R2(config)# end

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