Packet tracer Lab problem

binaryhat

Hello, I'm doing a packet tracer lab and I am having trouble determining:

Assign the last usable IP address in the subnet R1’sFastethernet 0/0 is using. I typed "show cdp entry *" and I get the ip address of R1 but no subnet. Am I missing something...PT lab is linked below.

http://tinyurl.com/btel4h9

inscom.brigade

this is actualy way to easy to give it away.

It gets much harder than this,

you just need to take your time and think about exactly what they say and only do what they ask.

inscom.brigade

I assume you have exhausted all the show commands? Everything is locked, and they gave you no printable topology? you can't send any packets by switching to simulated mode.

In the right Colum, click on the magnify glass,
then hover over R1 when you get a gui click routing table.
Now you can begin,


i did step 1 you see completion 7%

sratakhin

Wow, that was easy I tried to help the OP and did various show commands, but none of them display the subnet mask. However, if there was enough time available, it would be possible to assign different IP addresses and see if the routers can still see each other

inscom.brigade

Yeah Thats what i am say so easy, but i got to thinking and started to feel bad. i had a packet tracer i could not solve years ago, in static routing, i asked for help. i was pretty happy to get the help, sorry i started off the way i did, my apology.

binaryhat

Ahh the magnifying tool! Thanks. Now I'm running into a second issue:

R6
- Assign the last usable IP address in the subnet R1’s Serial 3/1 interface is using.

There is no Serial 3/1 on R1.

Ltat42a

Gotta be a typo in the instructions. There's a Serial3/0, but that goes to R5.

inscom.brigade

heres what i have so far



http://i1066.photobucket.com/albums/u420/shangxiajiu/packet%20tracer/pacettracerlab1.png

i logged into my netacad account to try and find packet tracer activity lab 4. but i can t find it.
which semester/modual, which chapter. usualy the lab has a mor complete name such as ( 4.3.2).

Ltat42a

It appears to me that this lab was created by an instructor, not a lab from Netacad. All the labs I had in Netacad were not locked, and the lab instructions were written much different than what is in this lab. I do like this one though.

binaryhat

I'm having trouble implementing default routes for R5 and R6.

for both I've tried: ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 fastEthernet 0/0.

PT Lab: http://tinyurl.com/btel4h9

it should be serial 0/0

Ltat42a

I couldn't get more than 30% on this lab after doing all the requirements. I can telnet to all routers except R1, too bad this locked down so much that you can't check the assessment items.

binaryhat

yeah...agreed. I got to 61% than went down to 53%. I'm gonna move on...crappy lab!

inscom.brigade

it was fun for a while huh, I could not telnet into r1 either.

I am doing oracle virtual box today, I'm loading up Solaris now.

I think Ltat42a is correct this is a instructor goof up. I never saw anything like it either, I am not saying that the Net academy labs never had errors, they did, so does cisco press, but this lab is not even written like any other.

binaryhat

Yeah...I started lab 5 and it keeps crashing on me...Need to find better labs...

Ltat42a

binaryhat wrote: »

Yeah...I started lab 5 and it keeps crashing on me...Need to find better labs...

I collected a bunch of Lab information, check out my Blog (in my Sig below).

binaryhat

Hello,

I have found a good PT lab set--->https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/docs/DOC-12808

In lab NA-4-3-OSPF I'm having trouble understanding where these two network statements come from:

Ranet-BR(config-router)#network 128.0.6.156 0.0.0.3 area 0
Ranet-HQ(config-router)#network 128.0.6.156 0.0.0.3 area 0


I see where these two come from (both are the subnets of the two LAN's):

Ranet-BR(config-router)#network 128.0.6.144 0.0.0.7 area 0
Ranet-HQ(config-router)#network 128.0.6.128 0.0.0.15 area 0



Thanks

iwannaknowIT

binaryhat wrote: »

Hello,

I have found a good PT lab set--->https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/docs/DOC-12808

In lab NA-4-3-OSPF I'm having trouble understanding where these two network statements come from:

Ranet-BR(config-router)#network 128.0.6.156 0.0.0.3 area 0
Ranet-HQ(config-router)#network 128.0.6.156 0.0.0.3 area 0


I see where these two come from (both are the subnets of the two LAN's):

Ranet-BR(config-router)#network 128.0.6.144 0.0.0.7 area 0
Ranet-HQ(config-router)#network 128.0.6.128 0.0.0.15 area 0



Thanks

Just did the first two of Ranet's Lab....very,VERY nice for subnetting practice.......Thanks a million for the link

iwannaknowIT

Ltat42a wrote: »

I collected a bunch of Lab information, check out my Blog (in my Sig below).

Killer info in your blog......thanks a million

cmitchell_00

Do anyone have an copy of PacketTracer handy to place on TE?

mapletune

Packet Tracer is only free for Cisco Academy personnel, trainers, and students. (maybe some others which i missed)

But yea, it's not "free" for the general public, unfortunately =(

beginner_ccna

sorry if this is a silly question

for the first lab,

You have to do the basic configuration via Console Terminal
(PC-PT)

how do i console onto the router Ranet A from PC-PT?

thanks for the labs, much appreciated

spiderjericho

beginner, Use the console cable to connect the PC to the router or a switch.

And Packet Tracer is only available to members of the Cisco Network Academy. However, like anything on the internet, Google is your friend. But I wouldn't post or host the file on this website if you don't want to incur the wrath of Cisco. Think of it like obtaining the IOS for GNS3.

iwannaknowIT

beginner_ccna wrote: »

sorry if this is a silly question

for the first lab,

You have to do the basic configuration via Console Terminal
(PC-PT)

how do i console onto the router Ranet A from PC-PT?

thanks for the labs, much appreciated

Click on PC-click onto "Desktop"-click onto "Terminal"-click "ok"

beginner_ccna

awesome, thanks guys