Case Project 6-2: Solving a Router Problem

CSM Tech Publishing has four buildings connected by fiber-optic cabling and 12 subnets connected by several routes running RIP. One building has flooded, so employees and their equipment have moved to a temporary building on the same site. A router with three interfaces in the flooded building was also damaged. There are no spare routers, and the routers cant be replaced for several days. Five servers running Windows Server 2012 R2 have been moved to the temporary building. One of these servers is available as a spare or other purpose. What can you do to solve your routing problem? Be specific about how you would carry out your solution, and state whether you would use static or dynamic routing.