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Configure static IPv4 routes
From the course: Cisco CCNA (200-301) Cert Prep: 2 IP Connectivity and Services
Configure static IPv4 routes
- [Narrator] Review this diagram. I'll be configuring connectivity between Host A and Host B. All interfaces have IP addressing assigned and are up. I'll start by tracing from Host A over to Host B. I can see that my default gateway is the last router that responds, so I'll check it. Looking at router one's routing table, show IP route, I see there is no route that will carry traffic towards B. I can fix that with a static route. Config T, IP route one nine two dot one six eight dot two dot zero, 255 dot 255 dot 255 dot zero, the gateway of one nine two dot one six eight dot one dot two. This command creates a static route with destination network of one nine two one six eight two dot zero, and the subnet mask of 255 255 255 zero, which is a slash 24 in the next top of one nine two one six eight one dot two. Going back to Host A I'll attempt another trace. It appears there is no change, what gives? If I pop into router two I can do some more investigation. I'll issue a show IP route…
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Forwarding on routers3m 22s
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Interpret the routing table2m 50s
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Route selection3m 5s
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Configure static IPv4 routes6m 23s
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Configure static IPv6 routes3m 10s
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IPv6 neighbor discovery3m 10s
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Routed interfaces5m 28s
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Routing protocol basics3m 52s
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OSPF basics and neighbors3m 38s
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OSPF interface types and areas3m 19s
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OSPF configuration5m 17s
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OSPF additional features5m 59s
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First hop redundancy protocols3m 37s
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