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Title: Basic configuration of Static Routing for Cisco Routers
Description: This guide is for beginners and also 3 stage students who want to learn how to configure a Cisco router and how to create a communication between two Cisco routers. The guide covers the following topics 1- Configuration of name of Cisco Router. 2-securing the console of Cisco router. 3- Securing the privileged of Cisco Router 4- Configuration a remote access (VTY) of Cisco router 2- Configuration of Serial and Fast Ethernet interfaces on Cisco Routers 3- Configuration of Static routes for Cisco routers 4-How to save the configuration permanently on Cisco Routers 5-How to use some of show commands on Cisco router.
Description: This guide is for beginners and also 3 stage students who want to learn how to configure a Cisco router and how to create a communication between two Cisco routers. The guide covers the following topics 1- Configuration of name of Cisco Router. 2-securing the console of Cisco router. 3- Securing the privileged of Cisco Router 4- Configuration a remote access (VTY) of Cisco router 2- Configuration of Serial and Fast Ethernet interfaces on Cisco Routers 3- Configuration of Static routes for Cisco routers 4-How to save the configuration permanently on Cisco Routers 5-How to use some of show commands on Cisco router.
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Configuration of Static Routing on Cisco Routers
Topology Diagram
Addressing Table
Device
Interface
IP Address
Router 1
Fa0/0
192
...
1
...
255
...
0
N/A
S0/0/0
192
...
2
...
255
...
252
N/A
Fa0/1
192
...
3
...
255
...
0
N/A
S0/0/1
192
...
2
...
255
...
252
N/A
PC1
NIC
192
...
1
...
255
...
0
192
...
1
...
168
...
20
255
...
255
...
168
...
1
PC3
NIC
192
...
3
...
255
...
0
192
...
3
...
168
...
20
255
...
255
...
168
...
1
Router 2
Subnet Mask
Default
Gateway
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this lab, you will be able to:
• Cable a network according to the topology diagram
...
• Configure and activate interfaces
...
• Verify static routing using show commands
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Step 1: Configure the hostname and passwords for (console, privileged and vty) on Router1
For hostname, use London for Router1
For passwords, assign class for Privilege, cisco for console and lab123 for telnet
...
Router> enable
Router# configure terminal
Router(config)# hostname London
London(config)#
To configure a password for privileged mode on Router1:
London(config)# enable secret class
London(config)#
To configure a password for console port on Router1:
London(config)# line console 0
London(config-line)# password cisco
London(config-line)# login
Paris(config-line)# exit
Paris(config)#
To enable remote access (vty) on Router1:
London(config-line)# line vty 0 4
London(config-line)# password lab123
London(config-line)# login
London(config-line)# exit
London(config)#
Step 2: Configure the hostname and passwords for (console, privileged and vty) on Router2
For hostname, use Paris for Router2
...
Enter enable at the user mode prompt
...
Refer to the interface
chart
...
168
...
1 255
...
255
...
168
...
1 255
...
255
...
Refer to the interface
chart
Pari (config)# interface serial 0/0/1
Paris(config-if)# ip address 192
...
2
...
255
...
252
Paris(config-if)# no shutdown
Paris(config-if)# exit
Paris(config)#
Step 6: Configure the Fast Ethernet 0/1 interface on Router2:
Paris(config)# interface fastethernet 0/1
Paris(config-if)# ip address 192
...
3
...
255
...
0
Paris(config-if)# no shutdown
Paris(config-if)# exit
Paris(config)#
Configuration of Static routes on Router1 and Router2
Step 7: Configure a static route on Router1 (London)
London(config)# ip route 192
...
3
...
255
...
168
...
2
Step 8: Configure a static route on Router2 (Paris)
Paris(config)# ip router 192
...
1
...
255
...
0 192
...
2
...
a
...
Was the ping
successful? _____________
b
...
Was the ping
successful? _____________
c
...
Then
do the pings again until the answer for both questions is yes
...
• Interface summarization
London# show ip interface brief
Paris# show ip interface brief
Title: Basic configuration of Static Routing for Cisco Routers
Description: This guide is for beginners and also 3 stage students who want to learn how to configure a Cisco router and how to create a communication between two Cisco routers. The guide covers the following topics 1- Configuration of name of Cisco Router. 2-securing the console of Cisco router. 3- Securing the privileged of Cisco Router 4- Configuration a remote access (VTY) of Cisco router 2- Configuration of Serial and Fast Ethernet interfaces on Cisco Routers 3- Configuration of Static routes for Cisco routers 4-How to save the configuration permanently on Cisco Routers 5-How to use some of show commands on Cisco router.
Description: This guide is for beginners and also 3 stage students who want to learn how to configure a Cisco router and how to create a communication between two Cisco routers. The guide covers the following topics 1- Configuration of name of Cisco Router. 2-securing the console of Cisco router. 3- Securing the privileged of Cisco Router 4- Configuration a remote access (VTY) of Cisco router 2- Configuration of Serial and Fast Ethernet interfaces on Cisco Routers 3- Configuration of Static routes for Cisco routers 4-How to save the configuration permanently on Cisco Routers 5-How to use some of show commands on Cisco router.