cisco 200-301 volume 2 pdf

cisco 200-301 volume 2 pdf.4. Check the IP configuration of Host-3. Click the Lab Instructions tab and select Host.3 from the drop-down list Devices; you can also click the NetMap tab and double-click the Device icon Host-3o execute the command ipconfig /all to check the IP configuration of Host-3; confirm that the IP addressing information is correct: IP address is 192.168. 3.10, subnet mask is 255.255.255.0, default gateway address is 192.168.3.lo5. On Host-3, use ping to check the connectivity to the default gateway. ping the default gateway address: ping 192.168.1.1,This should fail, indicating that there is a problem between Host-3 and router 2600-2Chapter 18 Basic Routing 461Problem. In this example, it is assumed that Layer 2 is operating normally, so the problem must be on router 2600.2.6. check the IP configuration of router 2600-2. Click on the tab Lab Instructions, and select 2600-2 from the drop-down list Devices; also click on the tab NetMap, then double-click on the device icon 2600-20 on router 2600-2 _h, pingHost-3: ping 192.168.3.10, which should fail. Check the corresponding interface on router 2600-2: show interface fa0/0; this interface is disabled, but its IP address is correct, enable the interface for 192.168.3.lo: execute the commands configure terminaR interfacefa0/0> no shutdown and end in sequence. this interface should go into a knock state. Try the previous ping test again: ping 192.168.3.10, which should be successful.7. Go to Host-1 and try again to pingHost-3o click on the label LabInstructions and select Host-1 from the drop-down list Devices; you can also click on the label NetMap and double-click on the device icon Host-lo to check connectivity to Host-3: ping 192.168.3.10, which should fail. At this point, there are no connectivity problems within subnets 192.168.1.0 and 192.168.3.0, but there are still connectivity problems between these two subnets.8. On Router 2600.1, check the status of the interface and the connectivity to Router 2600-2. Click the tab Lab Instructions, and select 2600-1 from the drop-down list Devices; you can also click the tab NetMap, and then double-click the device icon 2600-1o check the status of the interface: show ip interface brief, and notice that the interfaces faO/O and s0 are both in the up state. Try pinging router 2600-2's interface s0: ping192.168.2.2, which fails. Check the CDP information learned by router 2600-1 about router 2600-2: show cdp entry 2600-2, and notice that router 2600-2 has no IP address.9. fix the IP addressing problem on Router 2600-2 and test the serial connection connectivity again. Click the tab LabInstructions and select 2600-2 from the drop-down list Devices; you can also click the tab NetMap, then double-click the device icon 2600-2o fix the IP address problem: execute the command configure terminakinterface s0. ip address 192.168.2.2 255.255 in order. Test connectivity to router 2600-1 again: ping 192.168.2.1, which should be successful.10. Check the routing table for router 2600-2 and verify that it contains the static route 192.168.1.0/24o Check the routing table: show ip route. as you can see, it contains the static route 192.168.1.0, whose next hop address is 192.16821.11. Go to Host-3 and check its connectivity to the default gateway and router 2600-1. Click on the tab LabInstructions and select Host-3 from the drop-down list Devices; you can also click on the tab NetMap, then double-click on the device icon Host-3o check connectivity to router 2600-2: ping 192.168.3.1, which should succeed because this connectivity was tested earlier° Check connectivity to router 2600-1 2600-1 connectivity: ping 192.168.2.1, this should fail. You are faced with an interesting problem. From Host-1 you can ping router 2600-1, from router 2600-1 you can ping router 2600-2, from Host-3 you can ping router 2600-; that is, there are no IP connectivity problems between adjacent hops. From router 2600-2, you can also ping Host-1, which indicates that there are no problems with its routing capabilities.