cisco 200-301 volume 1 pdf

cisco 200-301 volume 1 pdf.Exam Points Be sure to familiarize yourself with the output of the command show ip route and be able to determine which routes should be included in the routing table based on the router's configuration.Video 18.01.A multimedia demonstration of configuring static routes on a router is included in the companion digital resource to this book.Hands-On Exercises 18.1Configuring Static RoutesThe previous sections discussed static routes and their configuration, and this exercise helps deepen your understanding of them, and you will use the BosonNetSim simulator to complete it. In this exercise, you will configure static routes on two routers (2600-1 and 2600-2); see the Preface section of this book for a diagram of the network used by this simulator. After starting the simulator, click the tab Labs in the lower left corner of the window, and then click the tab McGraw-Hill in the upper left corner (tab Standard and Custom to the right). Next, double-click Exercise 18-1, which will load the experimental configuration based on the exercises in Chapters 10 and 15.1. Go to Router 2600-1 o Click on the label Lab Instructions, then select 2600-1 from the drop-down list Devices; you can also click on the label NetMap, then double-click on the device icon 2600-1 o2. On router 2600-1 _h, verify that interfaces fa0/0 and s0 are enabled; if they are not, enable them. View the IP addresses configured on router 2600-1. Use the command show interfaces to view the configuration. If interfaces faO/O and s0 are not in the knockdown state, go to those interfaces and enable them with the command no shutdown. Use the command show interfaces to verify that the IP addresses configured in Chapter 15 are still present.3. View the routing table for router 2600-1. Execute the command show ip route, and you should see two directly connected networks: 192.168.1.0, which is connected to interface faO/O, and 192.168.1.0, which is connected to interface s0Chapter 18 Basic Routing 459