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Static Routing Packet Tracer Guide

The document outlines a Packet Tracer activity for configuring static routing between three routers to enable communication among six PCs. It includes steps for building the network, assigning IP addresses, configuring router interfaces, adding static routes, verifying the routing table, and testing connectivity. Troubleshooting tips are also provided to assist in resolving common issues.

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Static Routing Packet Tracer Guide

The document outlines a Packet Tracer activity for configuring static routing between three routers to enable communication among six PCs. It includes steps for building the network, assigning IP addresses, configuring router interfaces, adding static routes, verifying the routing table, and testing connectivity. Troubleshooting tips are also provided to assist in resolving common issues.

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Packet Tracer Activity Guide: Static Routing Lab

Objective
Configure static routing between three routers so all PCs can communicate.

Devices Needed
• 3 Routers
• 3 Switches
• 6 PCs

Step 1: Build the Network


Place devices and connect:
PCs → Switches
Switches → Routers
Routers → Routers

Step 2: Assign IP Addresses


Assign IPs to all PCs and router interfaces based on the given network plan.

Step 3: Configure Router Interfaces


Enter CLI:
interface g0/0
ip address [IP] [MASK]
no shutdown

Step 4: Add Static Routes


Use command:
ip route [destination network] [mask] [next hop]

Step 5: Verify Routing Table


Use command:
show ip route

Step 6: Test Connectivity


Use ping from one PC to another in a different network.

Troubleshooting Tips
• Check IP addresses
• Ensure interfaces are up
• Verify next-hop addresses

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