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OSPFv2 Configuration Guide for Packet Tracer

This document provides details for configuring a single-area OSPFv2 network including interface IP addresses, objectives to implement OSPFv2 in point-to-point and broadcast networks, background on helping an engineer test an OSPF setup, and requirements for configuring the test network such as using process ID 10, configuring network statements and inverse masks, router IDs, interface costs, and hello and dead timer values. The goal is to configure OSPF so that all hosts can ping the internet server.

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OSPFv2 Configuration Guide for Packet Tracer

This document provides details for configuring a single-area OSPFv2 network including interface IP addresses, objectives to implement OSPFv2 in point-to-point and broadcast networks, background on helping an engineer test an OSPF setup, and requirements for configuring the test network such as using process ID 10, configuring network statements and inverse masks, router IDs, interface costs, and hello and dead timer values. The goal is to configure OSPF so that all hosts can ping the internet server.

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Packet Tracer - Single-Area OSPFv2 Configuration

Addressing Table
Device Interface IP Address / Prefix

P2P-1 S0/1/0 [Link]/30


P2P-1

S0/1/1 [Link]/30
P2P-1

S0/2/0 [Link]/30
P2P-2 S0/1/0 [Link]/30
P2P-2

S0/1/1 [Link]/30
P2P-2

G0/0/0 [Link]/24
P2P-2

G0/0/1 [Link]/24
P2P-3 S0/1/0 [Link]/30
P2P-3

S0/1/1 [Link]/30
P2P-3

G0/0/0 [Link]/28
BC-1 S0/1/0 [Link]/30
BC-1

S0/1/1 [Link]/30
BC-1

G0/0/0 [Link]/29

BC-2 G0/0/0 [Link]/30


BC-2
G0/0/1 [Link]/29

BC-3 G0/0/0 [Link]/24


BC-3
G0/0/1 [Link]/29

Internet Server NIC [Link]/24

PC 1 NIC [Link]/24

Laptop 1 NIC [Link]/24

Workgroup Server NIC [Link]/28

PC 2 NIC [Link]/24

PC 3 NIC [Link]/24

Objectives
Implement single-area OSPFv2 in both point-to-point and broadcast multiaccess networks.

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Packet Tracer - Single-Area OSPFv2 Configuration

Background
You are helping a network engineer test an OSPF set up by building the network in the lab where you work.
You have interconnected the devices and configured the interfaces and have connectivity within the local
LANs. Your job is to complete the OSPF configuration according to the requirements left by the engineer.
Use the information provided and the list of requirements to configure the test network. When the task has
been successfully completed, all hosts should be able to ping the internet server.

Instructions
Configure the network to meet the requirements.

Requirements
Use process ID 10 for OSPF activation on all routers.
 Activate OSPF using network statements and inverse masks on the routers in the Headquarters network.
 Activate OSPF by configuring the interfaces of the network devices in the Data Service network, where
required.
 Configure router IDs on the multiaccess network routers as follows:
o BC-1: [Link]
o BC-2: [Link]
o BC-3: [Link]
 Configure OSPF so that routing updates are not sent into networks where they are not required.
 Configure router BC-1 with the highest OSPF interface priority so that it will always be the designated
router of the multiaccess network.
 Configure a default route to the ISP cloud using the exit interface command argument.
 Automatically distribute the default route to all routers in the network.
 Configure the OSPF routers so that the Gigabit Ethernet interface cost will be 10 and the Fast Ethernet
cost will be 100.
 Configure the OSPF cost value of P2P-1 interface Serial0/1/1 to 50.
 Configure the hello and dead timer values on the interfaces that connect P2P-1 and BC-1 to be twice the
default values.

End of document

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