200-301 V1 Part 5: IPv4 Routing

Layer 3 switches, SVIs, routed ports, and L3 EtherChannels. Those topics alone make this lab fairly advanced for CCNA prep. Today’s lab focuses on the L3 EtherChannel, but also gives you a chance [...]

Layer 3 switches, aka multilayer switches, route packets using the same logic as IP routers. For ports connected to another layer 3 switch or a router, the layer 3 switch benefits from using that [...]

Layer 3 switches, aka multilayer switches, route packets using the same logic as IP routers. A layer 3 switch can simultaneously support layer 2 features such as LAN switching and VLANs. To route [...]

This next lab is one of the longer labs in this config lab series. The lab includes some simple tasks to configure 802.1Q trunking and to create VLANs. The big focus of the lab however is to [...]

This next lab asks you to enable layer 3 switching in a couple of distribution layer switches. This lab is pretty far reaching as well, asking for some VLAN trunking configuration and VLAN [...]

#ROAS can be one of those topics that seemed to be clear when you read about it, but when you see a sample test question, you just sit there and scratch your head wondering exactly what to do. [...]

This blog post begins with a router triangle, IP addresses, and working interfaces. All routers can ping their own IP addresses, but the routers only know their own connected routes. You job: Add [...]

The first time you learn about IP routing, some of the basic ideas just do not click until you think hard about the contents of the IP routing table. One of the best tools to make you think about [...]

One of the best ways to learn IPv4 routing is to think hard about IPv4 static routes. Today’s lab gives you more of that with a typical config lab. It starts with a topology and with IPv4 [...]

More practice practice practice! This time, you get some basic IP addressing requirements. Your job: calculate the IP addresses to be used by routers and hosts, and create the router [...]