Configure IGRP routing on a Cisco router
IGRP is a proprietary routing protocol designed by Cisco and can only be used in a homogeneous network of Cisco routers. IGRP is a distance-vector protocol that considers delay, bandwidth and other optional parameters to determine the best path.
IGRP uses an autonomous system number parameter in the configuration. All routers with the same autonomous system number will share router advertisements and participate. This number is arbitrary but must be the same on all routers within the autonomous system.
To configure a router to participate in IGRP routing within autonomous system 5 and advertise routing information about the 192.168.200.0 network, use:
conf t
router igrp 5
network 192.168.200.0
router igrp 5
network 192.168.200.0
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Configure RIP version 2 routing
H3RIP routing is a distance vector routing protocol which is simple to configure. The routing protocol determines the best path to a target by estimating the distance in number of hops or intermediate routers. /H3PTo configure RIP version 2 routing and to advertise the 192.168.200.0 network:
H3RIP routing is a distance vector routing protocol which is simple to configure. The routing protocol determines the best path to a target by estimating the distance in number of hops or intermediate routers. /H3PTo configure RIP version 2 routing and to advertise the 192.168.200.0 network:
Configure EIGRP routing on a Cisco router
H3EIGRP enghanced version of the IGRP that supports variable length subnet masks and several additional features./H3PEIGRP uses an autonomous system number parameter in the configuration just as IGRP does. This number is arbitrary but must be the same on all routers within the autonomous syste
H3EIGRP enghanced version of the IGRP that supports variable length subnet masks and several additional features./H3PEIGRP uses an autonomous system number parameter in the configuration just as IGRP does. This number is arbitrary but must be the same on all routers within the autonomous syste
Protocol Discovery
H3Check and customize what protocols are running through your router with nbar protocol discovery. this gives you packet count, byte count, 5 min bit rate, and 5 min max bit rate./H3Pfirst you need to enable nbar br / br /routers>en br /routerconf t br /router(config)int serial 0
H3Check and customize what protocols are running through your router with nbar protocol discovery. this gives you packet count, byte count, 5 min bit rate, and 5 min max bit rate./H3Pfirst you need to enable nbar br / br /routers>en br /routerconf t br /router(config)int serial 0
Change configuration registry on older Cisco routers
H3I ran across an ancient 2500 series router today and had to go through a password recovery. The rommon version was earlier than any I'd seen before. The help functionality was very lean. Here's how to set the confreg for these geezers./H3PIf the rommon help screen (type H to see it) says
H3I ran across an ancient 2500 series router today and had to go through a password recovery. The rommon version was earlier than any I'd seen before. The help functionality was very lean. Here's how to set the confreg for these geezers./H3PIf the rommon help screen (type H to see it) says
Assign or configure IP addresses on Cisco routers
H3Every active interface on a Cisco router to be used with IP requires an IP address assigned to it. This short recipe describes how to set an interface's IP address./H3PGiven an interface fastethernet1, the IP address 192.168.1.5 with the subnet mask 255.255.255.0 can be assigned to it using
H3Every active interface on a Cisco router to be used with IP requires an IP address assigned to it. This short recipe describes how to set an interface's IP address./H3PGiven an interface fastethernet1, the IP address 192.168.1.5 with the subnet mask 255.255.255.0 can be assigned to it using