connect OSPF to RIP networks ! help me !!

medo1990

Hi
I have a project of how to connect different networks with different protocols together as the following picture explains :



but when I completed every thing like addressing and configuring the routers of the different protocols , I had a problem I don't know where

in the VLSM network I made a summary for the different networks and configured the routers as static but I still can't ping any computer from different networks !!

I have the project of the packet tracer program on the following link

project_2.pkt - 4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download

plz any one can help me , am tired

CodeBlox

What version of packet tracer are you using?? I get an error stating that your pkt file isn't compatible with my version of packet tracer. I've got 5.3.2.

medo1990

am using 5.3.3

fsanyee

why cant i download this without a registration?

medo1990

u can register to 4shared using ur facebook account

CodeBlox

Yeah, despite it being so simple, I found it a little daunting to register just to download your file to try and help. I'll update PT in a little while (I've got class to attend now)

fsanyee

i dont think its worth...
u can upload this file somewhere else and i can download without reg...

medo1990

I'll upload the file on different site

medo1990

u can log in to 4shared using ur facebook accounts

anyway this is different link

project.pkt download - 2shared

CodeBlox

A quick look at it shows that you are clearly missing some routes. Do a tracert from a PC to another PC in a different subnet and see where it stops. Console into the router where it stopped and see that the route really isn't there.

CodeBlox

On router 12, from global config, do the following:

ip route 192.168.0.0 255.255.248.0 serial 3/0

On router 3, from global config, do the following:

ip route 10.10.0.0 255.255.224.0 ser 6/0

Laptop 1 should be able to ping pc 1 after adding those commands. In fact, the top two subnets should be able to communicate now and do for me.

fsanyee

there are few summary routes missing in the vlsm and you have to add those summary routes to the border routers like: 3, 6, 8, 16.
anyway this isnt cool, you cant use redistribution from one protocol to another because static routes are in the middle of everything.

lantech

Is connecting two networks using different routing protocols covered on the CCNA now? I thought that was CCNP level stuff?

Puffy

lantech wrote: »

Is connecting two networks using different routing protocols covered on the CCNA now? I thought that was CCNP level stuff?

ye route redistribution is a CCNP topic.

fsanyee

lantech wrote: »

Is connecting two networks using different routing protocols covered on the CCNA now? I thought that was CCNP level stuff?

as i remember, when i finished the network academy (2007), in the last case study i had to do some mutual redistribution with ospf and rip.