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In our next section we have a configuration lab.
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The idea pit configuration lab we are our particular topology.
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As you can see that in the picture too.
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And we have four others connected to each other.
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And what lab wants us from to do is first all interface conflicts are met before.
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Which means I don't need to make interface ip address configurations.
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That's good news.
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And configure GAAP between all or others to provide full connectivity.
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OK then we are going to run.
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Should I be protocols in a short period.
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Then we're going to run the show IP GAAP topology and show IP GAAP neighbors comments and we'll check
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the outputs and make some comments about it.
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Okay let's go.
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Let's start with the rather one GOP configuration
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I in rather well let's close this thing.
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I'm sorry guys I need to make here to this pier okay
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because you can focus here better.
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I'm going to do rather one first
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enable and I'm using the same technique with or as Beth first I'm using this show IP interface brief
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comment and checking my directly connect the networks okay.
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As you can see here I have three networks connected to each other and call for urea therapy.
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I'm going into the rather AIG therapy and I'm choosing an autonomous system and not a better number
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but must match on all our our druthers then the first thing I need to do is issuing no other summary
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comment because if I use all the summary I can lose my some of my routs and yes GAAP automatically summarizes
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our rules but I don't want it seriously if I want to make auto summarization it's okay I go and I can
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make it manually wherever I want but I don't want a GAAP handles it for me and automatically do it for
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me and because of that I'm using no other summary comment first.
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The second thing is using network statement network
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that's it I have 12am third into as you can remember from our own SPF labs
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we are using less 24 which means our world current mask is 0 0 0 255 and I'm hitting my interfaces using
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that wildcard mask I could also just hit this specific interfaces to for GAAP using a wild card mask
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of 0 0 0 0.
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But my choice is in this way.
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You could also try.
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The way that I'm saying you.
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But as I told you no I'm going gonna use this way.
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Okay let's go show IP interface where if and as you can see that we are connected to twelve twenty two
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and four and I'm going to rather AIG p 1 not 1 I don't use 10 because I used 10 on the other side as
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I told you I don't understand numbers must match no.
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0 2 and network commands
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for twelve and.
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I have a neighbor I don't know who is it and 412 and 24.
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Here is the good news.
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I have an neighbor which is rather one.
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All right let's go ahead with Brother tree
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Tam no auto and my network statements
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okay.
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Let's go to the rather for Lost
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show IP in the race.
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Brave robbery a GOP can and network
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24 and 34.
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All right guys.
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Pretty cool.
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We accomplished the first step and we need to check if we have full connectivity between the pieces
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so to accomplish it.
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I'm gonna try to ping P.S. One from P.S. For
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Sorry
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comment prompted a pang
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P.S. Why.
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All right I'm getting the packets back to me my ping is OK.
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That means my AIG therapy configuration is OK as well.
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All right this second step runs show IP protocols and show IP around commands
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show IP protocols.
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In the show IP protocols command output as you can see that we're using.
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Yeah P.
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We then alternate on system number of 10 okay and you can see the metric volumes K values that we are
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using format calculation.
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All right.
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And we can use the networks that we are writing for and let's take a look to the show IP right command
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and in the show I peer up comment.
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You can see the entries beginning with the which means the idea P for example I learned this that work
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with AIG P via this IP address and I know it since my minutes something like that.
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All right
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the last minute to run.
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Sure PIIGS JP topology and neighbors commands
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show IP GAAP topology.
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You can see the success says
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to reach the specific networks.
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And you can also see that if we have a feasible successor or not by calculating as we have done in our
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previous slide in the EEA G.P.S. and you can see the court P. we have which means passive which means
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it's okay we know disrupt and we have no problem.
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We are not looking for something for this disrupt which means everything is stable.
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Now and last we are going to check the show IP European neighbors put for rather run we have to hedge
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IP neighbors and their rather two and rather three and you can see the uptime values and please keep
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in mind that this to control you
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must imagine it's zero.
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That means everything is OK.
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All right guys we finished this session too.
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And thanks for wearing.
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