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    This document shows a network diagram with 3 sites connected by routers and switches. Site 1 uses RIPv2 to route its 172.0.0.0/16 subnets and has a default route to the 200.200.200.0/24 network. Site 2 uses OSPF to route its 155.55.X.0/24 subnets. Site 3 uses OSPF to route its 122.22.X.0/24 and 174.0.0.0/16 subnets. The routing protocols need to be configured to redistribute routes between RIP, OSPF and the default route.

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    This document shows a network diagram with 3 sites connected by routers and switches. Site 1 uses RIPv2 to route its 172.0.0.0/16 subnets and has a default route to the 200.200.200.0/24 network. Site 2 uses OSPF to route its 155.55.X.0/24 subnets. Site 3 uses OSPF to route its 122.22.X.0/24 and 174.0.0.0/16 subnets. The routing protocols need to be configured to redistribute routes between RIP, OSPF and the default route.

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    S2 OSPF RIPver2

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    This document shows a network diagram with 3 sites connected by routers and switches. Site 1 uses RIPv2 to route its 172.0.0.0/16 subnets and has a default route to the 200.200.200.0/24 network. Site 2 uses OSPF to route its 155.55.X.0/24 subnets. Site 3 uses OSPF to route its 122.22.X.0/24 and 174.0.0.0/16 subnets. The routing protocols need to be configured to redistribute routes between RIP, OSPF and the default route.

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    LabS2- RIPv2-OSPF

    key-id=1
    password=green123"
    MD5

    Ext LANs
    172.0.0.0/16

    172.255.0.0/16

    SITE1
    S0/0

    BR1

    S0/1

    Default route:
    200.200.200.0/24

    S0/0

    OSPF, 144.44.X.0/24

    GATE
    RIPver2, 133.33.X.0/24
    Key=2
    Key-string=blue123"
    MD5

    key-id=3
    password=red123"
    MD5

    Ext LANs
    173.0.0.0/16

    173.255.0.0/16

    SITE2

    S0/1

    18

    F0/1

    F0/1

    F0/0

    SW2

    BR2

    S0/0

    OSPF, 155.55.X.0/24

    11

    S0/1
    14
    16

    SW1
    10

    OSPF, 122.22.X.0/24

    15

    Ext LANs
    174.0.0.0/16

    174.255.0.0/16

    F0/0

    19

    key-id=3
    password=cyan123"
    MD5

    BR3
    12

    S0/1

    S0/0

    SITE3
    17

    13

    (config)# router ospf {process-id}


    (config-router)# redistribute [rip | eigrp {as_number}] [subnets | metric {value}| metric-type {1| 2}]
    (config)# router rip
    (config-router)# redistribute [eigrp {as_number} | ospf {process-id}] metric {value}
    (config)# router eigrp {as_number}
    (config-router)# redistribute [rip | ospf {process-id} ] metric {bandwidth | delay | reliability | loading | MTU }

    Ra:+1
    Rb:+2
    Rc:+3
    Rd:+4
    Re:+5
    Rf:+6
    Rg:+7
    12

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