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In this lab we're going to configure default gateways and ensure that the devices in the network can
pin one another.
To do that we need to configure and optimize H.S. IP or hot standby running protocol.
We're going to enable each GOP on the call switches and ISIL router.
We're going to configure the pieces and the server with IP addresses as shown here.
And then we're going to make sure that the piece is camping each other as well as the server.
And we need to verify connectivity between the switches and server and pieces.
So as an example this P.C. in VLAN one should be able to ping P.C. to P3 the server and the access switches
and the router once this lab is completed.
Can you complete the slap yourself download the attached Packet Tracer file and try it.
It's not easy but see if you can do it and get it working yourself.
You need to be able to do this for the CCMA exam.
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