Configure Static or Default Routes
Now that you have learned about some concepts and completed some hands-on work, try your problem-solving and troubleshooting skills with the following task. To complete your task you will need a network to interact with, a scenario, and the task(s) at hand.
You will see a report that will display:
o The name of the command entered for this lab
o The expected configuration
o Your configuration
o The result for each command. You will see a green check mark (meaning that you got it correct) or a red X
o A score of the number of correct answers out of the total possible
Network Layout:
On the Network Visualizer screen, click on the Labs menu then choose Practice Scenarios, Basic Cisco Router Operations, and Configure Static or Default Routes - 1.
Turn On Hostnames:
In some of the practice labs we refer to the hostname of a device. Therefore, we need to make sure that Hostnames is turned on for this lab. On the Network Visualizer screen click View and then click Hostnames so that it has a checkmark next to it.
Scenario:
The senior network administrator at Smoke-Alarm Inc would like you to setup static routing on all network routers.
Task:
1. Configure static routing on the R&D_R1 router
2. Configure static routing on the MARKETING_R1 route