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Hands-On Networking: Experiment 17.3
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Experiment 17.3
This is the first of two experiments that ask you to configure
routing software. It is by a wide margin the easier of the
two.
See the material in the notes on experiments in Chapter 15
for information on how to set up the intranet pictured on page
119.
It is very easy to enable RIP on Cisco 1605R routers.
The
documentation
from Cisco is excellent.
telnet to the router (requires password).
- type "enable" (requires password).
- You are now in global configuration mode.
- At this point it is a very good idea to type "show
run(ning)" just to see what is already going on, ie, is this
router already running RIP?
- Type "config(ure) t(erminal)". The prompt will change.
- Type "router rip". This puts you in router
configuration mode. (To disable RIP, you would type "no router
rip" at this point.)
- Type "version 2".
- For each attached network type "network
network-number". For example, in our case router
2 connected networks 2 and 3 so we typed "network 10.2.2.0"
and then "network 10.2.3.0".
- Type "no auto".
- Hit Control-Z.
- End your telnet session.
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