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Title: ICND2


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ICND2 OSPF Mark Lab
  • Reset for lab 4
  • Configure 2 loopback interfaces on both routers
  • RTR1 10.X.X.2/32 and 10.X.X.3/32 (area X)
  • RTR2 10.X.X.4/32 and 10.X.X.5/32 (area X1)
  • Place them in area X, and area X1
  • Summarize your area routes
  • Area x range 10.x.x.2/31, area x1 range
  • Ensure your RID is that of your loopback
    interface, if not make the router choose that as
    its RID.
  • Confirm the routes on your loopbacks are
    accessible by pinging them from the core router.
  • From your loopback interface ping 10.1.1.1 (tftp
    server)
  • Reset for lab 6 at completion.

2
ICND2 EIGRP Mark Lab
  • Reset for lab 8
  • Create 2 loopback interfaces on each RTR
  • RTR-1 IPs1.X.X.2 and 1.X.X.3
  • RTR-2 IPs1.X.X.4 and 1.X.X.5
  • Summarize these networks to /31 summaries on the
    Frame Relay Serial interface (hint this is an
    interface command)
  • Verify these networks are seen on the core RTR.
  • Do not send EIGRP out your Ethernets
  • Why is the summary and the more explicit seen on
    the core?
  • Reset for 8 and go to lunch 1245 we start.

3
ICND2 NAT - Mark Lab
  • Reset for lab 10
  • Shutdown your Frame Relay interface on RTR-2
  • Shutdown the Fast E-net interface on RTR-2
  • Configure NAT on RTR-1 for traffic taking the
    Frame Relay interface as follows
  • Pod Switch Static NAT to 1.X.X.1 for Telnet, SSH
    ONLY
  • All other traffic to use 1.X.X.2 1.X.X.3
    (assume 100 clients)
  • From RTR-2 ensure you can ping, trace, and telnet
    to the Core router
  • From the Core RTR ping and telnet to the switch
  • What network/s should not be seen on the Core
    RTR?
  • Let me know when you are done
  • Reset for Lab 11

4
RTR-1 Interface serial 1/0 /and/ interface
fast-ethernet 0/0 Ip nat inside Interface serial
1/1 Ip nat outside ! Ip nat inside source static
tcp 192.168.11.10 23 1.1.1.1 23 Ip nat inside
source static tcp 192.168.11.10 22 1.1.1.1 22 Ip
nat inside source list 1 pool Mark ! Ip nat pool
Mark 1.1.1.2 1.1.1.3 netmask 255.255.255.0 ! Inter
face loopback 2 Ip address 1.1.1.5
255.255.255.0 ! Access-list 1 deny host
192.168.11.10 Access-list 1 permit 192.168.0.0
0.0.255.255 ! Router eigrp 100 No network
192.168.0.0 0.0.255.255 Network 192.168.1.201
0.0.0.0 Network 1.1.1.0 0.0.0.255 No auto-summary
  • RTR-2
  • Conf t
  • Interface Fa 0/0
  • Shutdown
  • Interface serial 1/0
  • Shutdown
  •  

5
ICND2 Mark Lab IPv4
  • Configure both RTRs for OSPF
  • Fast-E Area X (pod number)
  • Create 2 loopbacks per RTR and use 1.x.y.z
    addressing as long as the 2 are contiguous.
    Place them in Area X1.
  • Area 0 is to the core
  • Run authentication between your pod RTRs
  • No authentication to the core
  • Confirm routes are properly seen on the core
  • Create an ACL that only allows trace route, ping,
    telnet, and TCP ports 6000-6500 into your POD
    from the Core.
  • From the Core confirm the ACL works Can you
    access your Switch from the Core?
  • Change the serial between RTRs to PPP w/ CHAP
    authentication using password This_is_fun
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