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  1. Don't forget to place the command transport input all under lines 1 through 7.

  2. Be sure to have frame-relay map statements for the opposite two routers. See the completed router configurations for R2, R3, or R4 if you cannot get Frame Relay working.

  3. Don't forget to disable IP split horizon for EIGRP. Use no ip split-horizon eigrp 10 under the interface S0 on R2.

  4. The command begins with ip summary. It is configured under the interface configuration mode.

  5. Do not forget the metric option on the redistribute command. The metric for RIP is hops, and the metrics for IGRP and EIGRP for this lab are Bandwidth=2000 Delay=200 Reliability=255 Load=1 MTU=1500.

  6. You might need to redistribute static or connected routes on R6. This will inform the other routers of the existence of R5's networks (204.206.200.0/30 and 204.206.50.0/24). Don't forget to define and apply interesting traffic with the dialer-list and dialer- group commands.

  7. You must enable IPX routing before you can assign any IPX networks to interfaces. You also can assign a default node address for IPX to use on serial links. The command ipx routing 0000.0000.1111 would be used on R1, for example.

  8. Do not forget to use the secondary option at the end of the ipx network command when configuring a secondary IPX address. Otherwise, it will overwrite the primary IPX address.

  9. For IPX to function correctly over the Frame Relay network, you need frame-relay map ipx commands. This is just like IP, but you will use IPX addresses instead of IP address. An example of this on R4 is frame-relay map ipx 1000.0000.0000.2222 402 broadcast.

  10. IPX split horizon is real. Be sure to disable it for IPX as you did for IP.

  11. By default, all IPX networks were placed into IPX RIP. So that you don't have EIGRP and RIP propagating the routes; you need to remove them from the IPX RIP process with the no network command under the IPX router RIP process and add them to IPX EIGRP.

  12. All access lists have an implicit deny at the end of the list. Be sure to permit the rest of the traffic.

  13. Don't forget to apply the access list to the appropriate interface in the appropriate direction.


   
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CCNA Practical Studies
CCNA Practical Studies (Cisco Certification & Training)
ISBN: 1587200465
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 127

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