NET-150: Network Fundamentals
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  • 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
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Lab 9.1: Packet Tracer Static Routing

Summary

During this lab, we learned how to set up a routing table and connect 3 networks. I had no problems completing this lab. Some key commands I want to write down are when you get into a router if it just shows "name>" then you must type enable to get "name#" then if you type config it shows up as "name(config)#". To enter a static route through the command-line you have to go to CLI and then get to config mode then type "ip route 'network' 'submask' 'next hop'". to show the routing table you want to be at where it just says the "name#" then type "show ip route"

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