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Hoorah, this post wraps up the config museum series I’ve been working through over these last weeks. Straightforward, with a twist, as you can see in the original problem statement.  EIGRP config is below! Original Problem Statement CCENT/ICND1 Config Museum Labs CCNA/ICND2 Config Museum Labs

Imagine it is #CCENT or #CCNA exam day. You see a Sim question, and do a quick show ip interface brief command. You see the IP addresses. What RIP-2 config would you expect? Today’s answers to the previous blog post basically ask you the same question. Original Problem Statement CCENT/ICND1 Config Museum Labs CCNA/ICND2 Config [...]

This problem shows the power of just a few commands, and gives you a chance at more reps. Today’s post continues a series of config museum labs, this one asking you to configure RIP-2 for the same IP network you set up for the previous museum piece. (Sorry it took so long – been distracted [...]

The job for this one is straightforward. Look back at the original problem statement, calculate the IP addresses to be used by routers and hosts, and create the router configuration for in the interfaces in the network diagram. Today’s post shows the answers; useful links below, with the answers below the fold! Original Problem Statement [...]

This blog post gets back to a short series of related Config Museum pieces. This time, you get some basic IP addressing requirements. Your job: calculate the IP addresses to be used by routers and hosts, and create the router configuration for in the interfaces in the network diagram. No guile, no tricks, just a [...]

This blog post simply lists the answers to the earlier Config Museum #CCNA lab from a few days ago. No guile, no tricks, just a chance to exercise. The topic for this post: starting from a wiped-clean router, configure support for SSH from a local PC client on a local LAN. SSH Config Lab Problem [...]

Today’s post gives you another 10 minute #CCNA exercise, this time with SSH. Just like the previous config museum post, this one starts with a cleanly-wiped router config (except hostnames), to making that one router being ready for SSH. As usual with this style of lab, no muss, no fuss, just a straightforward short exercise. [...]

This blog post simply lists the answers to the earlier Config VM from a few days ago. No guile, no tricks, just a chance to exercise. The topic for this post: starting from a wiped-clean router, configure support for Telnet from a local PC client on a local LAN. Telnet Config Lab Problem Statement CCENT/ICND1 [...]

Today’s post takes us from a cleanly wiped router config (except hostnames), to one router being ready for Telnet support. In the next series of config museum labs, we’ll look at Telnet, SSH, IP addressing, RIP, and EIGRP, just to show how easy it is to migrate, at least in a lab. CCENT/ICND1 Config Museum [...]

Here are the answers to part 4 of 4 of a new Config Virtual Museum (VM) piece. This piece gave you the same task on six ports, but in different combinations: to secure the ports using the Cisco switch port security feature. Also, if you’re using my ICND1 Official Cert Guide book, look got Chapters [...]