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08-13-2022 11:40 AM
Hi, I want to make routing in each area using different type of routing in Cisco Packet Tracer, Routers in area purple and yellow will use static routing, grey area use OSPF and red area will use BGP. i have question, i already do redistribute each other but Routers in area purple and yellow can't connect, beside purple with grey and yellow with grey can connect.
Thank you for helping.
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Hello,
There were several things wrong with your configuration. TO name some of the ones I fixed:
1. No OSPF on interfaces for Router0(2)(4)
2. Router0(2)(6) - didnt have an IP on its LAN interface pointing to PC4 on G0/1, it wasnt turned on, and PC4 didnt have an IP address.
3. Router0(2)(3) - did not have an OSPF adjacency with Router0(2)(4) (no OSPF network statement for the interface.
Most of the issues were with OSPF. Re-check your routing domain. Make sure every interface connected is
no shut
and has an IP and is participating in OSPF (make sure it has an OSPF neighbor if needed)
I only tested a ping from PC4 to PC 2 and PC4 to PC7 and it worked after making most of those changes.
Hope that helps
-David
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08-14-2022
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in R0(2)(3)
redistribute ospf 1 internal external
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01:03 PM
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08-18-2022
03:06 AM
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Hello,
There were several things wrong with your configuration. TO name some of the ones I fixed:
1. No OSPF on interfaces for Router0(2)(4)
2. Router0(2)(6) - didnt have an IP on its LAN interface pointing to PC4 on G0/1, it wasnt turned on, and PC4 didnt have an IP address.
3. Router0(2)(3) - did not have an OSPF adjacency with Router0(2)(4) (no OSPF network statement for the interface.
Most of the issues were with OSPF. Re-check your routing domain. Make sure every interface connected is
no shut
and has an IP and is participating in OSPF (make sure it has an OSPF neighbor if needed)
I only tested a ping from PC4 to PC 2 and PC4 to PC7 and it worked after making most of those changes.
Hope that helps
-David
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08-14-2022 01:19 AM
Hi David,
Thanks for your help, sorry for my messy configuration and thanks to you i have fix OSPF issue, i have a question
how to ping from PC3 to PC2?,
for some reason ping stopped on Router0(2)(6), but beside that PC3 can reach AS Boundary router (200.0.0.1)
Thank you for helping.
-fazemii
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in R0(2)(3)
redistribute ospf 1 internal external
<<- need this keyword I think
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08-14-2022 02:32 AM
Hi, MHM
Thanks for your help, it's worked now
