Help with Cisco Packet Tracer
Emptypath
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in CCNA & CCENT
I am setting up the network in figure 8.9. CCNA Routing and Switching Study Guide: Exams 100-101, 200-101, and 200-120 - Todd Lammle - Google Books
I configured two 2811 Routers with serial interfaces, and set them up as described in the book.
The issue that I am running into is that
Corp
int s0/0/0
172.168.10.1/30
SF
int s0/0/0
172.168.10.2/30
Interfaces are setup and say that their status is up. However none of the connected routes are appearing on either Corp or SF.
I think I maybe didn't use the right link/there might be a clocking issue.
Could some take a quick look at my SIM? https://www.dropbox.com/s/k88mo2z2f60ob6b/Lammle.pkt
Thanks.
I configured two 2811 Routers with serial interfaces, and set them up as described in the book.
The issue that I am running into is that
Corp
int s0/0/0
172.168.10.1/30
SF
int s0/0/0
172.168.10.2/30
Interfaces are setup and say that their status is up. However none of the connected routes are appearing on either Corp or SF.
I think I maybe didn't use the right link/there might be a clocking issue.
Could some take a quick look at my SIM? https://www.dropbox.com/s/k88mo2z2f60ob6b/Lammle.pkt
Thanks.
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Emptypath
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I believe I have solved the issue. I was using a Serial DCE connection between them instead of a Serial DTE connection.Next up: MCSE Private Cloud
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Emptypath
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jdballinger wrote: »Was going to help, but can't get past the password...
My bad, it's console and privledged is GlobalNet.Next up: MCSE Private Cloud -
Ltat42a
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Clocking needs to be configured on your Corp router S0/1/0 interface, and it is in the wrong subnet.
The SF router interface is in the 172.16.10.0 subnet, the Corp router S0/1/0 interface is in the 172.16.10.4 network.
Remove the IP address from the Corp router S0/0/0 interface and apply that to the S0/1/0 interface, all should be good.
