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OSPF Challenge Lab

Topology

 Once you have logged in, scheduled the correct lab, and hit Enter Lab you will see the following:

Instructions

The challenge lab includes configuration content from the reading and labs you have worked on to this

point in the course. Refer to the topology diagram and complete the configuration tasks as outlined below.

Verify whole topology is operational and functioning properly.

Step 1 - Subnetting:

The interfaces and PCs have not been assigned IP addresses in the topology, you need to figure out the

subnets and IP addresses to use. In order to configure the IP addresses on the interfaces and PCs you

need subnet the 192.16.20.0 network.

Begin by figuring out how many networks you need for this topology. Then subnet 192.16.20.0 /24 to get

enough subnetworks and usable host addresses to configure this topology and achieve complete

connectivity.

Step 2 - Configuration Tasks:

 Configure Hostnames according to the topology

 Configure Enable Secret, Telnet and Console passwords. Set all of the passwords to uwstout

 Configure the interfaces with IP addresses and subnet masks according to the topology and the subnetting scheme you came up with in Step 1.

 Configure the Clockrates on the DCE interfaces to 128000

 Configure the Bandwidth on the DCE interfaces to 128

 Configure the OSPF routing protocol in the areas shown in the diagram

 Configure OSPF Authentication

 Configure the IP address, Subnet Mask and Default gateway on each PC

 Verify all networks are each router’s routing table

 Verify connectivity by pinging from PC1a to PC2 and PC3.

If you do not have connectivity, troubleshoot. Begin with ensuring the interfaces or “up, up” work your way through verifying the IP addresses and routing protocol configuration.

Step 3: Saving Configuration Once you have completed the lab save your configurations.