Lab6 Configure Dynamic route.  RIP(Routing information protocol)  IGRP(interior gate way routing protocol)

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Lab6 Configure Dynamic route

 RIP(Routing information protocol)  IGRP(interior gate way routing protocol)

Objective:  set hostname  Configure Router 1, 2 and 3 with IP Address  Configure RIP for all Router  Select the directly connected networks  view routing table  View RIP protocol information  From PC1ping PC9

The Command to configure RIP Router (config)#router RIP Router (config-router)#

Add networks that router directly connected to (Config –router)# network (Config –router)# network

View RIP protocol information Router#show ip protocols

The Command to configure IGRP Router (config)#router IGRP 100 Router (config-router)#

Add networks that router directly connected to (Config –router)# network (Config –router)# network

View IGRP protocol information Router#show ip protocols

Configure RIP direct connected networks

Example configure PC1 with IP address Successful ping from PC4 to pc1

Example configure PC4 with IP address Successful ping from PC4 to pc1