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Task 6a Static Routes [2x1=2 pts]
Configure Singapore with static routing to satisfy these requirements:
- a static route pointing to SJ3's LAN, 10.10.1.0/24 using the best interface and
- another static route pointing to the HongKong LAN, 192.168.1.160/27 using the KL router as the next hop address in the static route command.
Task 6b Default Static Routes [3x1=3 pts]
Configure SJ3 with default static routing to satisfy these requirements:
-There are two default routes on Singapore pointing to the Company Edge, CE, router.
-The s0/1 link to CE is preferred for unknown (internet) traffic.
-The serial link s0/2 is only used for internet traffic if the primary s0/1 link fails.
(Use a floating static route with AD value of 10 to satisfy this requirement)
✓ SJ3 has a default static route pointing to CE out its s0/1 interface
✓ If you shutdown SJ3's s0/1 interface, an internet route will appear pointing out SJ3's serial 0/2 link to CE
Make sure you enable Serial 0/1after testing ie. int s0/1/0, no shut.
Configure SanJose1, with a default route using next hop address.
✓ Singapore can ping SanJose1's 10.10.1.1 address.
Note: Although the routers have internet routes (default static routes), PCs canÕt access the internet until NAT is configured in Task 8.
Task 6c Advertise a Default Static Route using RIP [1x1=1 pts]
On SJ3 advertise the default route using RIP.
✓ On other routers running RIP, the command show ip route rip displays a default route.
✓ HongKong and Sydney can access the Company WebServer i.e ping 200.200.100.254
✓ PC_C can browse the Company WebServer.
Task 6a Static Routes [2x1=2 pts]
Configure Singapore with static routing to satisfy these requirements:
- a static route pointing to SJ3's LAN, 10.10.1.0/24 using the best interface and
- another static route pointing to the HongKong LAN, 192.168.1.160/27 using the KL router as the next hop address in the static route command.
Task 6b Default Static Routes [3x1=3 pts]
Configure SJ3 with default static routing to satisfy these requirements:
-There are two default routes on Singapore pointing to the Company Edge, CE, router.
-The s0/1 link to CE is preferred for unknown (internet) traffic.
-The serial link s0/2 is only used for internet traffic if the primary s0/1 link fails.
(Use a floating static route with AD value of 10 to satisfy this requirement)
✓ SJ3 has a default static route pointing to CE out its s0/1 interface
✓ If you shutdown SJ3's s0/1 interface, an internet route will appear pointing out SJ3's serial 0/2 link to CE
Make sure you enable Serial 0/1after testing ie. int s0/1/0, no shut.
Configure SanJose1, with a default route using next hop address.
✓ Singapore can ping SanJose1's 10.10.1.1 address.
Note: Although the routers have internet routes (default static routes), PCs canÕt access the internet until NAT is configured in Task 8.
Task 6c Advertise a Default Static Route using RIP [1x1=1 pts]
On SJ3 advertise the default route using RIP.
✓ On other routers running RIP, the command show ip route rip displays a default route.
✓ HongKong and Sydney can access the Company WebServer i.e ping 200.200.100.254
✓ PC_C can browse the Company WebServer.
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