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cisco 300-135 dumps.Hands-on Exercise 18.4Troubleshooting RIP Basic This is a troubleshooting exercise similar to Practical Exercise 18-3O that asks you to perform RIP configuration tasks In this connection, the network is configured, but there are three problems that you need to identify and fix to get the network working properly. These problems are all related to IP (Layer 3) connectivity. You will use the BosonNetSim simulator for this exercise; see the Preface section of this book for a schematic of the network used by the simulator. Its addressing scheme is the same as that configured in Chapter 15. After starting the simulator, click the tab Labs in the lower left corner of the window, click the tab McGraw-Hill in the upper left corner (to the right of the tab Standard and Custom), and double-click Exercise 18-4, which will load the experimental configuration based on the Chapter 15 exercise (with some problems, of course). Let's start with the problem: you cannot pingHost-3o your task from Host-1 and identify and fix the three problems. In this example, a RIPv2o has been configured on the router You should first try to troubleshoot the problem yourself; if you can't, go back and do the steps and solutions provided here. 1. on Host-1, use ping to check connectivity to Host-3. Click on the tab LabInstructions and select Host-1 from the drop-down list Devices; also click on the tab NetM knock, then double-click on the device icon Host-lo on Host-1 and ping Host-3: ping 192.168.3.10. Notice that this ping operation fails. 2. Check the IP configuration of Host-1. Execute the command ipconfig /all, and make sure the IP address information is correct: IP address is 192.168.1.10, subnet mask is 255.255.255.0, default gateway address is 192.168.1.lo3. On Host.l, 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 at least layer 3 is not operating properly between Host-1 and router 2600-1.4. Check the IP configuration of router 2600-1. Click on the tab Lab Instructions, and select 2600.1 from the drop-down list Devices; also click on the tab NetMap, and then double-click on the device icon 2600-1o at router 2600-1-h,pingHost-1:ping 192.168.1.10, which should fail. Checking the RoutingChapter 18 Basic Routing 475The corresponding interface on router 2600-1: show interface fa0/0;This interface is enabled, but its IP address is incorrect for192.168.11.1 ° Configure the correct IP address: execute the commands configure terminal interfacefa0/0^ ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0 and end in sequence. check the IP address: show interface fa0/0o5. again useping to check connectivity. Perform the ping test again: ping 192.168.1.10, which should be successful. Save the configuration of this router: copy running-config startup-configo6. On Host-1, use ping to check the connectivity to Host-3 and the default gateway. Click the tab LabInstructions, and select Host-1 from the drop-down list Devices; also click the tab NetMap, and then double-click the device icon Host-1 o On Host-1, pingHost-3: ping 192.168.3.10. Notice that this ping operation still fails.