Final Lab Results

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You now have successfully configured IPX routing and verified its proper operation, per the lab objectives. You have configured IPX routing for both IPX RIP and IPX EIGRP, and you have seen that IPX route redistribution is occurring and that IPX EIGRP split horizon has been disabled on the hub Frame Relay router (R3's Serial 0 interface). Lastly, you have seen some commands to verify your configuration and have tested IPX connectivity using the ping command. Figure 14-2 shows the IPX routing domains for IPX RIP and IPX EIGRP.

Figure 14-2. IPX Routing Domains

In summary, review those commands that have been introduced in this chapter, as shown in Table 14-3.

Table 14-3. Command Summary for IPX Configuration and Troubleshooting

Command	Purpose
ipx router eigrp [ autonomous system number ]	Enables the IPX EIGRP routing process
no ipx split-horizon eigrp [ autonomous system number ]	Disables IPX split horizon on an IPX EIGRP interface
ipx router rip	Enters the IPX RIP routing process
show ipx interface brief	Displays a summary of configured IPX interfaces
show ipx interface	Displays a detailed status of IPX interfaces
show ipx traffic	Shows IPX packet information
show ipx servers	Lists the services discovered through SAP advertisements
show ipx route	Lists the entries in the IPX routing table
ping ipx	Verifies IPX connectivity

The IPX routing configuration is now complete. Chapter 15, "Standard and Extended Access Lists," reviews IP standard and extended access lists and configures these in the lab environment.

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