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Ripv2 dynamic routing on packet tracer

kuzukaan
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Hey Guys,

So i must do dynamic routing with the protocol RIPv2 on the packet tracer. I can't find the issue. Notebook 1 can communicate with Router1 only not Router2 and Provider2. Notebook 2 can communicate with Router 1 such as Router 2 and Provider1, but there is like on IP on Provider1, like if i Ping from Notebooj 2 to the IP it does communicate, but with a 50% Packetloss. Deactivated on RIPv2 the no-auto summary too.

You can find the file below

Thanks in advance

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Hello,

the left router, Router1, did not have

no ip routing

configured. After enabling

ip routing

you have full connectivity. Attached the revised file...

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Hello,

post your zipped Packet Tracer project (.pkt) file, and include any passwords if you have those configured...

Hey,

files types like .pkt are not supported, if i drag the file.

Hello,

you need to zip the file. You can use a free program like 7-Zip.

 

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Hello,

the left router, Router1, did not have

no ip routing

configured. After enabling

ip routing

you have full connectivity. Attached the revised file...

balaji.bandi
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Looking at your picture - Router 1 and Router 2 both network statement is 10.0.0.0 ?

Ignore my old comment  - Can you post on Router 1

show IP route

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I was thinking like the same, but i'll try and inform if it worked out

It didn't work 

But if i try to type like the 10.0.10.10/24 to R3 it assigns it to 10.0.0.0/24 even if wrote 10.0.10.10/24. Should I try to change the 10.0.10.10/24 IP -Address. 

ignore my old comment, can you post

show IP router

from Router 1 and Router 2 and Service provider1 (make sure IP routing enabled in all routers)

They should learn both the routes from RIP

 

coming to your original post -

Notebook 1 can communicate with Router1 only not Router2 and Provider2 (I take this as provider 1)

if the Router 1 Learning routes from Router2 and Provider 1 - they should be able to ping each other.

check the is all the interfaces up,

Notebook 1 - use traceroute to check where the packets dropping.

Note : last couple of post we seen end device also have FW, so disable when you pinging notebook to notebook

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