Answers: HSRP 1
This #HSRP lab requires just a few lines of configuration, using defaults for pretty much every option. Check here for the original lab, and check your answers in this post below the fold.
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HSRP 1
#HSRP solves one of many design issues by avoiding a single point of failure in a network by having two or more routers share the role of default gateway in a subnet. This lab takes a look at a basic
Think. Config. Config Labs
You’ve seen lots of Config Labs posts in my blogs over the last few months – and that will continue for a while. It seemed like it was time to give you a little background on the idea. The logo
The Blogs Get a New WordPress Template
Hi everyone. Those of you who read my blog regularly will have noticed a change in style. This post is just a quick notice, and a place to leave comments and suggestions. We’ve just completed the process of moving all
Answers: OSPFv3 Costs and Multipath
This latest lab asks you to configure OSPFv3 to exchange routes in an IPv6 network. Amazingly, you can almost ignore the IPv6 addresses, at least once you believe that the addresses have been pre-configured, as is the case in this
OSPFv3 Costs and Multipath
This latest #CCNA CLI lab catches a variety of small items for OSPFv3 in an IPv6 network. Starting from a pre-configured set of routers with IPv6 addresses, this lab asks you to get OSPFv3 working, use specific router IDs, change
Answers: Basic NetFlow 2
Loopback interfaces on routers come in handy for many reasons, including cases like this when used by NetFlow for data export to the NetFlow collector. Today’s post shows the answers to a lab that lets you exercise your NetFlow configuration
