Packet Tracer Help for Pings

[JoshBar75473]

Im having difficulties pinging the pc's to the Server and the WAN. Pings are either timed out or a host unreachable. If its able to be explained that would help alot

[Mark Malone]

hi
Not everyone on the site has PK , if you post the .cfg files though the configs themselves, it will give more users a chance to assist and see what the issue is to help you, it may speed up your query

[JoshBar75473]

okay, im not sure exactly how to do that. Im pretty new to networking

[Georg Pauwen · Accepted solution]

Hello,

what are the requirements for this network ? To start out, you are using the same address space (192.168.10.0/24) on all routers and switches. This completely messes up your routing. On some of the switches, the default gateway is set to 192.168.10.1, an IP address I cannot find anywhere.

In short, your design is flawed and needs a complete makeover. What is the IP address scheme based on ?

[JoshBar75473]

m sorry, im pretty new to networking.

[JoshBar75473]

would you be willing to explain the changes that should be made?

[Georg Pauwen]

Will do...it will take a few minutes though...

[JoshBar75473]

any updates or success on the pings?

[Georg Pauwen]

Is there a requirement as to how many switches and routers you are supposed to use ?

[JoshBar75473]

the topology should remain as it is. If anything more routers or switches could be added, but none should be removed

[Georg Pauwen]

Hello,

in that case it will take a while longer to reconfigure everything...I'll send the revised version over when it is finished...

[JoshBar75473]

Thank you! 

[JoshBar75473]

.

[Georg Pauwen]

Hello,

the problem is that some of your routers do not have any routes at all. Since static routing is very tedious, I am configuring a dynamic routing protocol (EIGRP/OSPF) on all routers...

[JoshBar75473]

.