Question: #8921

NETW204 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT Week 4 Complete Solution

HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT

Week 4

30 Points Maximum

                Name ______________________________________

                NETW204

                Homework #4

                Due Date ____________________________________

                Professor ______________________________________

 

Static and Dynamic Routing

 

1.       A network engineer is troubleshooting a small LAN network with one border router, GW01 that connects to the Internet Service Provider’s (ISP) network. GW01 uses its Serial 0/2/1 interface to connect to the ISP’s router. Everyone on the LAN network lost connectivity to the Internet. Upon troubleshooting the issue, the network engineer notices the following message after typing show ip route.

Gateway of last resort required but not set.

What do you suggest the network engineer do to rectify this issue? Assume the problem is only on the organization’s LAN side of the network. Provide as much information as possible including specific commands and all required parameters. (10 points)
 

2.       A Cisco router has learned the following destination prefix 209.175.28.0 /24 from its directly connected network, static routing, and via dynamic routing. List in order of importance the way the router will go about inserting the route in its final routing table assuming everything is now working. What is the Cisco router using to make that decision? Explain when the dynamic routing protocol information will be utilized in the routing table. (10 points)
 

3.      The show ip interface brief command executed on router1 R1 and R2 generated the following output. What would be the static route commands that you would type on R2 in order to reach R1’s subnets. Provide complete configuration command with destination prefixes and next-hop information or exit interface. Assume R1 is already configured. (10 points)
 

Solution: #8949

NETW204 HOMEWORK Assignment Week 4 Complete Solution

Here is a simple example as how the commands should look: Router>en Router#config t Enter configuration commands, one per line. End...
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