Interestingly, Cisco includes static IPv6 routes in the CCNA 200-301 exam topics, but with no mention of IPv6 routing protocols like OSPFv3. However, you can learn much about IPv6 routing by configuring IPv6 static routes, in particular, they make you
Chapter 15 of the CCNA 200-301 Volume 1 OCG explains the basics of Cisco routers, focusing on their interfaces. Use this latest post for reference information about the examples in the chapter and how to repeat those examples using Cisco’s Packet
Today’s post moves into IPv4 routing and addressing with the ICND1 100-105 Official Cert Guide Chapter 17. As with the other recent posts, this post details some Packet Tracer (PT) files to use with the Examples in that chapter. Look
This lab asks you to configure layer 3 switching, a little trunking, and some VLANs. The lab is long enough to forget all the requirements before you finish, so I would suggest keeping the lab post open in a tab
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 creation. Because it is such a comprehensive
