· Configure the network using network · Use an 8 bit subnet mask unless otherwise specified · If a password is needed, use cisco for the password · X is router number, Y is rack number · Do not use any type of static routes · At the end of each exercise, verify connectivity between all devices · Use the Catalyst 3920, SW3, for all of the rings, do not use the MAUs. | Wichita State University Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering CCIE Preparation Laboratory WSU CCIE Lab 4 Advanced Multiprotocol Skills Lab Version 11-8-2000 Configure the network using network Use an 8 bit subnet mask unless otherwise specified If a password is needed use cisco for the password X is router number Y is rack number Do not use any type of static routes At the end of each exercise verify connectivity between all devices Use the Catalyst 3920 SW3 for all of the rings do not use the MAUs. 1 Frame Relay Setup TERMINAL SERVER Setup R5 as the terminal server so that all routers can be accessed via reverse telnet. Set R5 ethernet address to 24 and use this interface as the source for all reverse telnets. Make sure that the router sees this interfaces as always up even if the physical link is down. R5 s asynchronous serial lines are connected as follows R1 - line 2001 R2 - line 2002 R3 - line 2003 R4 - line 2004 SW1 - line 2005 R6 - line 2006 R7 - line 2007 SW3 - line 2017 2
