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    This document describes a simulation of dynamic routing using Cisco Packet Tracer. It involves creating two LAN connections each with a router, switch, and two PCs. The LANs are connected via the routers and IP addresses are assigned. RIP is configured on each router to share routing information between the LANs, allowing dynamic routing between all devices on both LANs. The network is then simulated to demonstrate dynamic routing working between the LANs using the routers.

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    This document describes a simulation of dynamic routing using Cisco Packet Tracer. It involves creating two LAN connections each with a router, switch, and two PCs. The LANs are connected via the routers and IP addresses are assigned. RIP is configured on each router to share routing information between the LANs, allowing dynamic routing between all devices on both LANs. The network is then simulated to demonstrate dynamic routing working between the LANs using the routers.

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    Computer Networks (3150710) Bhargav Borkhatariya (200430116515)

    Practical – 12
    Aim: Study and simulate the working of dynamic routing using Cisco
    Packet Tracer

    Step-1:

    - In this step we make two LAN connection using 2 routers, 2 switches and 4 devices
    (PC ).
    - We take 1 router, 1 switch and 2 devices (PC) for our LAN connection-1. Similarly
    we take same things for the LAN connection-2.

    - We connect PC-PT PC0 and PC-PT PC1 with switch0 and this switch0 is connected
    with 1941 Router0. This makes our LAN connection-1.
    - Again We connect PC-PT PC2 and PC-PT PC3 with switch1 and this switch1 is
    connected with 1941 Router1. This makes our LAN connection-2.
    - Now we give IP address to all devices with the help of IP config menu.

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    Step-2:

    - Now we connect two router With these both LAN connection.

    - Now we connect GigabitEthernet0/0 of router0 with LAN connection-1 With IP


    address 122.94.1.1 and we connect GigabitEthernet0/1 of router0 with LAN
    connection-1 With IP address 10.0.0.5

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    - Now we connect GigabitEthernet0/0 of router1 with LAN connection-2 With IP


    address 110.10.1.1 and we connect GigabitEthernet0/1 of router1 with LAN
    connection-2 With IP address 10.0.0.6

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    Step-3:

    - This is practical for dynamic routing so we add all IP address of LAN-2 and LAN-1
    in RIP config menu of router0.

    - Similarly we add all IP address of LAN-1 and LAN-2 in RIP config menu of router1.

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    Step-4:

    - Now we can simulate this hall network.

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