Enrutamiento estatico (3 router) Packet Tracer

Summary

This video script outlines a practical guide on configuring static routing with three routers, building upon a previous tutorial with two routers. It details the setup involving switches, PCs, and direct cables, and proceeds to assign IP addresses to each device. The script then demonstrates the process of configuring routers step-by-step, including entering interface settings and defining IP addresses and subnet masks. After setting up the network, it guides through static routing configuration, ensuring connectivity between all devices. The tutorial concludes with a test of connectivity using ping commands, verifying successful static routing setup.

Takeaways

• 🔧 This video demonstrates configuring a static route using three routers.
• 🔄 The previous video covered configuration using only two routers for better understanding.
• 🔌 Three routers are added and connected to switches and PCs for this setup.
• 📡 Routers are connected to switches using straight-through cables and specific Ethernet ports.
• 🛠️ Serial ports are added to routers for inter-router connections, with specific configurations for each port.
• 🖥️ IP addresses are assigned to each device and router for network communication.
• 💻 Configuration commands are entered on each router to set up Ethernet and serial interfaces with IP addresses.
• ⚙️ Static routing is configured on each router to allow them to communicate across the network.
• 📶 Verification is done through ping tests to ensure all devices can communicate with each other.
• 🔄 The process involves repeating similar steps for additional routers, demonstrating scalability.

Q & A

What is the main focus of the video script?

The video script focuses on demonstrating the process of configuring static routing using three routers in a network setup.

What is the recommended prerequisite for understanding the practice in the video?

The viewer is recommended to watch a previous video where the configuration was done using only two routers to better understand the current practice with three routers.

What are the basic components needed to start the practice according to the script?

The basic components needed include three routers, a switch, and a computer for each switch, along with the necessary cables for connections.

How are the routers connected to the switch in the practice?

The routers are connected to the switch using direct cables, specifically from the Fast Ethernet ports of the routers to the switch's ports.

What is the purpose of using serial connections between the routers?

Serial connections are used to link the routers together, allowing them to communicate and exchange routing information.

How many serial ports are added to Router 1 in the script?

Two serial ports are added to Router 1 in the script.

What IP addresses are assigned to the Fast Ethernet interfaces of the routers?

The IP addresses assigned are 192.168.1.0 for Router 0, 192.168.2.0 for Router 1, and 192.168.3.0 for Router 2.

What is the significance of configuring the serial interfaces on the routers?

Configuring the serial interfaces is crucial for establishing a connection between the routers and for setting up static routes to enable communication across different networks.

What command is used to enter the global configuration mode on the routers?

The command 'configure terminal' is used to enter the global configuration mode on the routers.

How are static routes configured on the routers in the script?

Static routes are configured using the 'ip route' command followed by the destination network, subnet mask, and the interface through which the traffic should be routed.

What is the final step to verify the connectivity between different devices in the network?

The final step is to perform a ping test from one device to another to verify that the static routes are correctly configured and that connectivity is established.