Configuring 3 Router Network with Static Connections

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[@MasudShrabon]

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[@culixstar]

im in the middle of a entry to networking class. the teacher goes far too fast while running around helping other students for me to even ask any questions i have. at some point during the lesson he said that the 2nd and 3rd router needed their own network, but i totally missed that and was completely lost afterwards when he mentioned that i should put in a .6 for the ip of the 3rd router...even tho the subnet was a /30. he soon after ran to another student in need. i was lost for the rest of the class... thank you so much for this video. you gave me what i need to not seem like such a dumb ass for tomorrow lol.

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thank you for explaining iproute so well. been searching for like a week now, final grade saved!

[@stephanierangel988]

I was working on a lab today and I could not figure how to do the ip route , Despite of being an old video this explanation Helped ,me understand the Static connections . (: Thank you!!!!!

[@CodeShockDev]

Glad it helped, most welcome!

[@fiorellishane]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! Very well explained. I was able to ping all my PCs on my school lab experiment instantly. Been stuck on it for 2 days, did RIP routing but failed. Ur my fave now. ♥

[@YFILMAKINGPRODUCTION]

Thank you so much for explaining this and breaking it down step-by-step!

[@littlekino]

Very helpful, compared to other video because this is the only video that I found which has explaination

[@blacknova6895]

MY GOD your last tip saved my life i thought i did something wrong and searched for about an hour for possible solutions till you blessed me. i tried to ping again and it worked. Thanks

[@AbdulHamid-gp3ps]

Chef could you look at 12:35; You have written there 192.198. instead of 192.168. Nobody ask you that in the comments? So we have a false IP address there, why does ICMP work at the end?

[@abubekirlenty8854]

Thank you so much, I was having a tough time on the IP routing part. thanks again.

[@FRANKO8088]

Thank you for the step by step explanation very helpful you just save my ass because I was stuck in making those routers' pcs communicate with each other, especially the further ones and you make it simple just follow the steps I had two networks from one router but I was able to make them talk each other. my clients will be happy now and my scores too.. I am a new student so that may make it difficult but I am getting it practice practice..Thanks a lot!!

[@salahuddeenj1691]

i was very confused before watching this video. now it's all clear.. Thank u so much sir... GrEaT WoRk...........

[@romans6696]

Great work. Very clear and easy to understand!

[@Akmal-sg3fb]

Thank you so much for the very clear and step by step explanation. I really learned static routing.

[@MasudShrabon]

kzbin.info/aero/PL2QL6JyWYysyLK3xIDXW3ktjYpFldEO-0 You will be able to find more examples and concepts from here.

[@john_3313]

This one is explained clearly. Thank you!

[@vaishalibeautycare3155]

Ohhh...So You Have A Nice Cat Also 22:04

[@emmanouilskartsilakis188]

Wonderful and thorough explanatory video! Very well done!!!

[@affreenmjha4113]

Very nice and lucidly explained . Thank u for posting it.

[@RhinoBR]

Your video was incredibly helpful! Thanks for providing such great content. I have a question: Why do the first PDUs always fail? Every time I close and reopen my project the PDUs fail.

[@akeomg]

I don't know what to say u are amazing it is very useful.

[@shaneblack5063]

thanks this has made life alot easier for me!

[@williamcattr267]

In my version of Packet Tracer, the green dots appear as green triangles. I see in your video (and others on KZbin) that there are green dots. Is there a difference?

[@ingridalavrinovica6638]

Hello! There is no actual difference as long as they are green and all the connections are set up correctly. :)

[@Goemay11]

damn thanks alot, 6 years vid make my assigment look ez

[@saiganhar]

Thanks a lot for this video, now I understand a lot of things. It was very informative

[@Soma-nana]

Why is it enough to set the clock rate on one router alone ?

[@janicepeachy5436]

thank you ! very clear explanation , finally can do routing :')

[@birhaneshewangzaw8429]

Wow! Thanks man. You made it simpleeeeee

[@Hope._.26]

seems this is real and practically done thanks zac

[@reneoviedo3789]

SAVED, THANK YOU SO... MUCH!

[@marcelolupatini5553]

This video helps me very much! Thanks!

[@rifatmurshedullash3599]

In middle router you put 192.198 but it'll be 192.168 that's why it shows failed.

[@abdulmahyadiharis1293]

I try it 1&2 router are connected each other but 3 still not connected what is the problem sir ? How to connect no.3 into 1 & 2 what is the proper ip route for that ? Im confusing 🤔

[@sharooqsyed1519]

you entered class A subnet as 255.255.255.0 instead of 255.0.0.0

[@AbdulAhmed-gx2rh]

Great tutorial. Thanks mate.

[@siddharthtadury5612]

sir why you are taking subnetmask 255.255.255.0 instead of 255.0.0.0?

[@ZakFive3]

CIDR: means any IP can take any subnet mask.Here it is /24.I think i'm right.

[@mayurdate6308]

@@ZakFive3 yes correct. Since he has used /24 network it would be 255.255.255.0. if you use default or in other words /8 network then it will be 255.0.0.0.

[@pweetymhizdiamondb.2949]

Please the addresses to each serial port just the way you did for the network. it looks more detailed that way for a beginner better understanding. Thanks

[@nyxzayin9203]

very clear instructions!

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thank you very much. it was very useful for me.

[@ezoism7685]

thank you very helpful and easy to follow

[@Yamikani]

When I typed config t it kept showing invalid input detected

[@felixhumanum4676]

Did you make sure you where in privilege ecex before you tried?

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[@peteraburu5098]

Thanks this was really helpful

[@bionic7252]

show ip route 14:33

[@YoungerThuggg]

Great tutorial

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Thank you so much.

[@MrRoxxy93]

sir can you share the pkt file?

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