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CCNP: ROUTE LAB 1 - CCNA Refresher

Lab Overview:
This lab has been designed to refresh the skills you learned for the CCNA exam, specifically
ICNDx (title for the chapter); the above topology has been made up using a hub and spoke
network, consisting of 2 spoke routers and one hub, connected over serial WAN circuits.

Lab Topology:

Lab Overview:
After completing this lab you should be refreshed in configuring hostnames, IP addresses, static
and default routing, and designing and implementing basic security measures.

Network Layout Table:

The IP addresses and subnet masks for this lab are shown in the table below:
Router Interface IP Address Subnet

R1 S0/0 10.2.0.2 255.255.255.252

S0/1 10.3.0.1 255.255.255.252

R2 S0/0 10.2.0.1 255.255.255.252

FA0/0 10.20.0.0 255.255.255.0

R3 S0/0 10.3.0.2 255.255.255.252

FA0/0 10.30.0.0 255.255.255.0

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Lab Tasks:

Task 1 - Configure R1:

● Configure router R1 with the hostname R1,
● The IP addresses and subnets for the S0/0 and S0/1 interfaces using the IP table,
● An enable secret of ______________,
● A VTY line password of ______________ for all VTY ports,
● SSH only on the VTY lines and,
● Static routes to the LANs on R2 and R3.

Task 2 - Configure R2:

● Configure router R2 with the hostname R2,
● The IP addresses and subnets for the S0/0 and FA0/0 interfaces using the IP table,
● A default route to R1
● An enable secret of ______________,
● A VTY line password of ______________ for all VTY ports,
● SSH only on the VTY lines and,
● An access list preventing R2 LAN subnet from accessing R3’s LAN subnet

Task 3 - Configure R3:

● Configure router R3 with the hostname R3,
● The IP addresses and subnets for the S0/0 and FA0/0 interfaces using the IP table,
● A default route to R1
● An enable secret of ______________,
● A VTY line password of ______________ for all VTY ports,
● SSH only on the VTY lines and,
● An access list preventing R3 LAN subnet from accessing R2’s LAN subnet

Task 4 - Verify your configuration:

1. Examine the routing tables on all 3 routers, do all routes exist? ___________________
2. Can router R1 access the FA0/0 interface of R2? ______________________________
3. Can router R1 access the FA0/0 interface of R3? ______________________________
4. From the LAN of router R2, can you ping an IP on the LAN of R3?_________________
5. Can router R2 ping R3?__________________________________________________
Did any part of the verification fail? If so, what part failed and what commands should be used to
correct this? _________________________________________________________________
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Step-by-Step Configuration:

Verification Plan:

Verify connectivity between R1 and R2 (WAN and LAN)

> show ip route
=== output ===
> ping x.x.x.x
=== output ===

Commands Used:
Configuration Commands Description

enable enter privileged mode

configure terminal enter global configuration mode

no ip domain-lookup shutdown the DNS lookup service

interface name/port enter interface configuration mode

ip address ip address subnet mask configure interface ip address sub-command

clock rate speed configure clocking speed for DCE serial

interface sub-command

no shutdown negate shutdown interface sub-command

description interface description interface description sub-command

Verification Commands Description

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