Unit 2 Case Project

CIS 207

Moe and Jennifer have been sent to another client site to configure RIP on a clients router, and they are stuck
again and have called you. They were told to use the network address of 204.207.5.0. There are three interfaces
on the router they are working with. The IP addresses for the interfaces are 204.207.5.97, 204.207.5.113, and
204.207.5.82. The subnet mask is 255.255.255.240. The host name for the router is newyork.
Moe has the following questions:
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What mode should they be in to use the router rip command? Global Configuration Mode
What will the prompt look like? newyork(config)#
How will the prompt change after the router rip command is issued?
newyork(config-router)#
While Moe is talking to you, Jennifer has jotted down the following commands she thinks they should
type next and she wants Moe to ask you about them:
Network 204.207.5.96
Network 204.207.5.112
Network 204.207.5.80

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You know Jennifer has been studying for her CCNA certification, so it looks like she is practicing for that
exam on the clients router. What do you tell her about the commands she has in mind? I would tell her
to make sure all of her static and default routes have been cleared if there were any before she entered
those commands.
Example of clearing a static route
newyork#config t
newyork(config)#no ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.16.20.1
newyork(config)#exit
newyork#show ip route use show ip route to verify your changes in the routing table
Then after the default and static routes are gone you can use your commands
Example using Jennifers commands:
newyork#config t
newyork(config)#router rip
newyork(config-router)network 204.207.5.96
newyork(config-router)network 204.207.5.112
newyork(config-router)network 204.207.5.80