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Static Routing Lab

The document outlines tasks for two labs involving network configuration. Lab-01 requires configuring static routes on routers to ensure traffic flows from R1 to R6 via R2, with a floating static default route on R1 through R3 if R2 fails. Lab-02 focuses on configuring VLANs on switches Sw1 and Sw2, assigning them to the correct interfaces as per the specified topology.

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Static Routing Lab

The document outlines tasks for two labs involving network configuration. Lab-01 requires configuring static routes on routers to ensure traffic flows from R1 to R6 via R2, with a floating static default route on R1 through R3 if R2 fails. Lab-02 focuses on configuring VLANs on switches Sw1 and Sw2, assigning them to the correct interfaces as per the specified topology.

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Lab-01

Task:
 Configure a static route on all routers as per the topology.
 Traffic from R1 to R6 must be via R2 towards.
 Configure a floating static default route on R1, preferring the path through R3 towards R6 if the
link to R2 should fail (Configure AD value of R2).
Lab-02

Tasks:

 Configure Sw1 and Sw2 with the VLAN naming as indicated.


 Assign the VLANs to the appropriate interfaces and set a non-trunking, non-tagged, single-
VLAN for each interface according to the topology.

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