Hi there! Yet another GNS3 laboratory for a bit of practice. This time I arranged the starting configuration to play with RIP and RIPng following the exercise found on TCP/IP Volume 1, Chapter 6. As always, let me provide you with the topology picture: This time the picture is also showing what are the configurations […]
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This GNS3 laboratory is a simple reproduction of the Configuration exercise number 3 of Chapter 3 (static routing) of the well known book TCP/IP Volume 1 for the CCIE professional development. I think it is a very good practice to review the configuration of static routes to achieve redundancy with utilization of floating static routes […]
Continue ReadingThis is mainly a reminder for myself and for who is working with subnetting and with the always arising question about how to work with subnets design. The question to answer today is: you are given a network and you are asked to find a netmask so that you will have a defined number of […]
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