Help !!!! LAN Connection in packet tracer with 2 router

lebron

I just started my CCNA 1 course and this comes from my assessment and I am really stuck in it need some help for connecting two LAN with 2 routers

Given Network = 172.93.0.0/16
LAN 1 =1000 hosts
LAN 2 = 500 hosts
WAN = 2 ( i.e Routers )

so I subnet the given network in to 3 subnets (VLSM)

LAN 1:
network : 172.93.0.0/22
host range :172.93.0.1-172.93.3.254
board cast: 172.93.3.255

LAN 2:
Network :172.93.4.0/23
host range : 172.93.4.1-172.93.5.254
boardcast : 172.93.5.255

WAN :
network : 172.93.6.0/30
host range : 172.93.6.1-172.93.6.2
board cast : 172.93.6.3

then I assigned IP addresses to LAN 1 in PAcket Tracer 5.1
PC 0 ip :172.93.0.1
MAsk : 255.255.252.0
gateway :172.93.0.1

PC 1 IP:172.93.0.2
MAsk : 255.255.252.0
gateway :172.93.0.1

LAN 2
PC 3 IP :172.93.4.1
Mask : 255.255.254.0
gateway: 172.93.4.1

PC 4 IP : 172.93.4.2
Mask : 255.255.254.0
gateway: 172.93.4.1


router A
f0/0 : 172.93.3.254 255.255.252.0
s0/0 : 172.93.6.1 255.255.255.252

router B
f0/0 : 172.93.5.254 255.255.254.0
s0/0 : 172.93.6.2 255.255.255.252

ROuter Config : Router A

config t
int f0/0
ip add 172.93.3.254 255.255.252.0
no shut
int s0/0
ip add 172.93.6.1 255.255.255.252
no shut
clock rate 6400
router rip
ver 2
network 172.93.3.254
network 172.93.6.1
end
exit

And did almost similar with router B
I assigned all my ip add and router configs in my packet tracer

And In my packet tracer all my network start glowing with green light but couldnt ping PC from LAN1 to PC LAN 2 though 2 routers are connected and ping each other.

here is my packet tracer file :
4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download Networking.pkt


Please help me OUT !!!
thanks in advance

Bl8ckr0uter

lebron wrote: »

I just started my CCNA 1 course and this comes from my assessment and I am really stuck in it need some help for connecting two LAN with 2 routers

Given Network = 172.93.0.0/16
LAN 1 =1000 hosts
LAN 2 = 500 hosts
WAN = 2 ( i.e Routers )

so I subnet the given network in to 3 subnets (VLSM)

LAN 1:
network : 172.93.0.0/22
host range :172.93.0.1-172.93.3.254
board cast: 172.93.3.255

LAN 2:
Network :172.93.4.0/23
host range : 172.93.4.1-172.93.5.254
boardcast : 172.93.5.255

WAN :
network : 172.93.6.0/30
host range : 172.93.6.1-172.93.6.2
board cast : 172.93.6.3

then I assigned IP addresses to LAN 1 in PAcket Tracer 5.1
PC 0 ip :172.93.0.1
MAsk : 255.255.252.0
gateway :172.93.0.1

PC 1 IP:172.93.0.2
MAsk : 255.255.252.0
gateway :172.93.0.1

LAN 2
PC 3 IP :172.93.4.1
Mask : 255.255.254.0
gateway: 172.93.4.1

PC 4 IP : 172.93.4.2
Mask : 255.255.254.0
gateway: 172.93.4.1


router A
f0/0 : 172.93.3.254 255.255.252.0
s0/0 : 172.93.6.1 255.255.255.252

router B
f0/0 : 172.93.5.254 255.255.254.0
s0/0 : 172.93.6.2 255.255.255.252

ROuter Config : Router A

config t
int f0/0
ip add 172.93.3.254 255.255.252.0
no shut
int s0/0
ip add 172.93.6.1 255.255.255.252
no shut
clock rate 6400
router rip
ver 2
network 172.93.3.254
network 172.93.6.1
end
exit

And did almost similar with router B
I assigned all my ip add and router configs in my packet tracer

And In my packet tracer all my network start glowing with green light but couldnt ping PC from LAN1 to PC LAN 2 though 2 routers are connected and ping each other.

here is my packet tracer file :
4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download Networking.pkt


Please help me OUT !!!
thanks in advance

I never saw a rip statement for the .4 network. Can you post the output from your routing tables?

billscott92787

I agree I don't see the RIP statement for the .4 network. Can you post the packet tracer file, so I can take a look, or PM it to me.

stlsmoore

Why are your LAN PC Gateway addresses pointing to PC 0 in LAN 1 and PC 3 in LAN 2? Also for your RIP statements I would do a network command on the subnet not the the Routers LAN interface.

lebron

stlsmoore wrote: »

Why are your LAN PC Gateway addresses pointing to PC 0 in LAN 1 and PC 3 in LAN 2? Also for your RIP statements I would do a network command on the subnet not the the Routers LAN interface.

Thank you every one I got about RIP statement . But I guess I mis configured gateways . Could you please help me out to correct it so that my networks runs ,,,

Appreciated for yours words !
thanks

miller811

lebron wrote: »

Thank you every one I got about RIP statement . But I guess I mis configured gateways . Could you please help me out to correct it so that my networks runs ,,,

Appreciated for yours words !
thanks

The normal process for success, is read the book/or multiple books, understand the theory, and then hit the lab. Hitting the lab or attempting to hit the lab without understanding the theory will not result in the desired effect...

It may sound harsh, but that is not what is intended, it is tried and true advice, spoken from experience.

captobvious

lebron wrote: »

Thank you every one I got about RIP statement . But I guess I mis configured gateways . Could you please help me out to correct it so that my networks runs ,,,

Appreciated for yours words !
thanks

Welcome to the forums. Good luck on your studies.

A bit of advice, no one likes to do your homework for you.

abhustler

Change your default gateway for the PCs in the 172.93.3.0 /22 subnet to point to the fast ethernet port on router A which is 172.93.3.254. Change the default gateway for the PCs in the 172.93.4.0 /23 network to point to the fast ethernet port on router B which is 172.93.5.254 255.255.254.0. However if you arent sure about why you need to do that you may what to consider trying to study for the Net+ before you try getting your CCNA.