NET-150: Network Fundamentals
HomeTech JournalsPersonal ProjectsSysadmin Wiki
  • NET-150: Network Fundamentals
  • Week Breakdown
    • Week Breakdown
    • Course Overview
  • Labs
    • Lab 1.1: Network Connectivity Testing
    • Lab 2.1: Packet Tracer
    • Lab 2.2: Observing LAN Activity
    • Lab 3.1: ARP Observation
    • Lab 3.2: Observing ARP in Packet Tracer
    • Lab 4.1: Simple Routing
    • Lab 5.1: IP/Subnet Mask
    • Lab 5.2: Subnetting Charts
    • Lab 6.1: Simple Subnet Design
    • Lab 6.2: Subnetting in Packet Tracer
    • Lab 7.1: Tracing Routes
    • Lab 9.1: Packet Tracer Static Routing
    • Lab 9.2: Static Routing Part 2
    • Lab 10.1: Understanding RIP
    • Lab 10.2: More RIP Routing
    • Lab 11.1: VLANs Part 1
    • Lab 11.2: VLANs in Packet Tracer
    • Lab 12.1: Building a WLAN in Packet Tracer
  • Notes
    • Page 2
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  1. Labs

Lab 10.1: Understanding RIP

Summary

This lab was overall very easy and went smoothly it was especially easy since we did static routing right before this. You enable RIPv2 on a router by going to the CLI then getting into "config" mode then type "router rip" then enter that command and enter "version 2". The RIP-enable router should advertise the routing table from the router and show how to get to its own network. you type "network ______" the underscore is where you put the network you want advertised. To view a PDU you go into simulation then hit show all/none and then go to filters and click RIP then play it for a second and then click on the RIP packets between routers.

PreviousLab 9.2: Static Routing Part 2NextLab 10.2: More RIP Routing

Last updated 2 years ago