This latest lab lets you practice configuring SNMP. At the same time, it lets you configure restrictions so that only some devices are allowed to even use SNMP with the routers in the lab. Check out the lab requirements first,
#CCNA candidates can struggle with SNMP configuration for a couple of reasons. First, in real life, you configure SNMP on each device and then ignore the configuration. Because of that, when you do have to configure it, most of us
Did you remember how to configure PAP on a serial link? Time to check your config for a back-to-back serial link with PPP and PAP. Check out the requirements back in the lab post, create your answers, and come back
Getting reps with connecting two router serial interfaces helps build confidence. This lab gives you another chance, this time with PAP authentication on the link. The goal: get the link working so both routers can ping each other.
You know the drill. Do the lab, come here to check your answer. This one is on configuring a point-to-point GRE tunnel, using a hostname for the tunnel destination, and with OSPF interface thrown in for some quick review.
This latest lab requires you to configure a point-to-point GRE tunnel, but with no encryption config. Unless this is your first Config Lab, you know the drill. If not: take 5-10 minutes now, read the lab, and type your answer
Creating a PPPoE configuration requires some practice, so do the lab on your own, and check your answers here. More importantly, find a place to do this lab on gear (or VIRL) or a simulator, and spend the time doing
Configuring PPPoE may seem scary, but it is not too hard from a practical sense. The complex part is understanding each command, and the even more complex part is connecting the configuration to the underlying ideas shown in the related
To create a point-to-point GRE tunnel, you just need a few commands. The tricky part is to figure out what parameters to plug into the commands, particularly for the source and destination of each end of the tunnel. Check out
