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It’s a network simulator like packet tracer,\n

of these guided labs to not only help you\n

but also deepen your understanding of the\nexam topics.

I used it myself when studying for my certifications,\n

If you want to get your own copy of NetSim,\n

In this lab we will go through the configurations\n

First, in step 1 we will ping an external\n

I’ll do the ping from PC1 first.

Now let’s check PC1’s default gateway.

On a PC you can use this command, IPCONFIG,\n

So, R1’s (*PC1's) default gateway address is 10.0.1.253,\n

So, what’s PC2’s default gateway?

It’s R1, so it’s the same as PC1.

Now, let me do something I didn’t do on\nPC1.

I’ll do a traceroute to 8.8.8.8.

I’ve shown you this once before I think,\n

On PCs the command is ‘tracert’, but be\n

So, TRACERT 8.8.8.8, and you can confirm that\n

8.8.8.8, which is just a loopback interface\non R3, by the way.

Next up in step 2 we are told to configure\n

We should make sure R1 is the active router,\n

CONF T. Remember, FHRPs like HSRP are configured\n

First, let’s enable HSRP version 2.

The command is STANDBY VERSION 2.

Next I’ll configure the virtual IP.

I didn’t mention this in the lecture video,\n

preemption, priority, etc without specifying\nthe group number.

If you do this, the router will automatically\n

The STANDBY VERSION command, however, applies\n

I like to match the group number with the\n

I haven’t done any VLAN configuration on\n

You can use whatever group number you want,\nthough.

First I’ll configure the virtual IP and\n

Finally I’ll enable preemption.

Okay, that’s all for now on R1.

Okay, I’m going to leave it at HSRP version\n

Now the virtual IP, same as on R1.

Now I’m going to click this arrow here in\n

If I return to R2, you can see all of these\n

That’s because both R1 and R2 think they\nare the active router.

It’s because of the version mismatch.

Because there is a version mismatch, they\n

they both claim to be the active router.

To fix this, I’ll configure version 2 here\non R2.

Now I’ll click those arrows again.

And down here you can see that the active\n

So, now that the versions match everything\n

Next up, in step 3 I’ll configure the new\n

Click on ‘config’, then set the default\ngateway here.

‘Config’, and set it to 10.0.1.254.

From here on PC2 I’ll try a ping again.

On PCs the command is ARP -A. There it is,\n10.0.1.254.

Notice the HSRP version 2 virtual MAC address,\n0000 0C9F F001.

Now let me show you another interesting point.

Notice that the first hop address is 10.0.1.253,\n

Even though the virtual IP is configured as\n

using the interface IP address instead of\n

So, traceroute is a useful tool to check that\n

But before that, we must make sure to save\nthe config!

Here on R1 I’ll type END to return to privileged\n

If you forget to save the config, it will\n

To do so, click on the ‘physical’ tab\n

Now I’ll click the arrows to fast forward\n

and now let’s try a ping from PC1.

Okay, the \nping works, so we know R2 must be acting as

the default gateway, R1 is turned off, but\n

Okay, this time the first hop is displayed\n

the virtual IP used as the default gateway\nis .254.

Finally, let’s turn on R1 again.

Go back to R1, and flip the power switch.

I’ll press the arrows again to skip forward.

Now, without checking the CLI of R1 or R2\n

We enabled preemption, so R1 should take back\n

Now traceroute, let’s see if R1’s or R2’s\n

It is R1’s IP address of 10.0.1.253, so\n

Next let’s take a look at a bonus lab in\nBoson NetSim for CCNA.

Okay, here's today's Boson NetSim lab preview.

As I said in the video, FHRP configuration\n

So, it's actually not in NetSim for CCNA.

But I still want to show you an HSRP lab,\n

And FHRP configuration is an exam topic on\n

of labs for FHRPs in NetSim for CCNP.

Starting here, 'Configuring Hot Standby Router\n

So I counted, in total there are 19 labs covering\n

So, all the configuration practice you need\nfor FHRPs.

Okay, the lab I've selected for today is this\n

Pretty simple, we got four switches, access\n

And we're going to configure HSRP on these\nrouters.

These are the commands you need to know.

The STANDBY commands we covered in the lecture,\n

The IP addresses on each device.

And the lab tasks, there are four main tasks\nin this lab.

Task 1, verify basic connectivity.

Task 3, verify HSRP configuration.

And task 4, assign HSRP priorities and preempt.

So, for this lab preview let's just do task\n1 and task 2.

It says this task involves verifying the connectivity\n

Verify all non-HSRP IP addresses on each device\n

So, the CLI of Router1 is already open.

FastEthernet0/0 is correct, and FastEthernet0/1\n

Now let's check out the switches.

Oh, I'm getting an update for NetSim, I will\n

Okay, ASW1, it has an IP address in VLAN1.

Okay, next the distribution switches.

And HSRP, I guess we will configure later.

And FastEthernet3,4 and 5 are correct also.

Okay, last up, the two clients, the two PCs.

So, to check the IP address here let's use\nIPCONFIG.

The default gateway is 3.3, which is correct.

And I guess later we will change this to use\n

Okay, finally I'll check on Client2.

IP address 3.30, or sorry, 3.40.

Okay, so step 2, verify that Client1 can ping\n

Alright, we're getting a reply so no problems\nthere.

And how about Client2, can it ping DSW2's\nVLAN1 interface?

And then verify that Client1 and Client2 can\n

I'll do the same back on Client1.

Router1's FastEthernet0/0 interface, oh it's\nnot labelled here.

Okay, well we can ping it so, it's not a problem.

Actually let me use CDP to see what's connected\nhere.

This is a command we'll cover later in the\ncourse.

Okay, so FastEthernet0/0 is the one connected\nto DSW1, here.

And FastEthernet0/1 is the one connected to\nDSW2, got it.

So on DSW1 and DSW2, create an HSRP group\n

Okay, so this is something a little different.

The distribution switches are going to be\n

So instead of configuring HSRP on the routers,\n

to configure it the distribution switches,\n

Okay good, so this will be something a little\ndifferent.

CONF T. And what is the interface?

Or, DO SHOW IP INTERFACE BRIEF.

STANDBY, and we're using group number 3.

Okay, next workstations and access layer switches\n

On Client1 and Client2, configure the default\n

Okay, so to do this we have to use a special\ncommand for NetSim.

That is not a Cisco command, that is a command\n

And let me just check with IPCONFIG.

Okay next, on ASW1 and ASW2, configure the\n

Okay, so this is again something I haven't\n

So, ASW1 and ASW2 are Layer 2 switches.

However, even on Layer 2 switches they are\n

Sorry about that, one IP address for management,\n

I will explain this later in the course.

But they don't have a routing table.

So, to specify the default gateway you can't\n

IP DEFAULT-GATEWAY, and then put in the IP\naddress, 172.16.3.1.

Okay, and I will do the same on ASW2.

CONF T...oops, CONF T. IPCONFIG, nope, that\nis the PCs.

IP DEFAULT-GATEWAY 172.16.3.1.

Okay, so next we would go on to verify our HSRP\n

like priorities and preemption.

Now, just out of curiosity I want to grade\n

It won't say that we completed the entire\n

yet, but let's see how we did.

And as expected, 'you missed one or more commands\nin the lab'.

That's okay, we didn't finish it yet.

So Client1 and Client2, the configuration\nis correct.

So that means we configured the default gateway\ncorrectly.

The configurations are correct.

So that means our...here, IP DEFAULT-GATEWAY\n

DSW1 and DSW2, we are missing commands.

Yeah, priority and preemption.

However, the STANDBY 3 IP command is correct,\n

Okay, so that's a quick look at Boson NetSim.

Not for CCNA this time, but for CCNP.

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