RIPv2 IP Address Allocation

[joe97]

Hello All,

Good Night, I'm new here and new in networking, I'm trying to learn about it and i got some problem about IP Address Allocation, actually this is the last test after i repeat some course, can anyone help me check is this correct or not, or give some solution about my course, I'm sorry, this is probably a really weird question for an aspiring network engineer,

thank you in advance for your help

[Flavio Miranda]

Hi

 Do you want know that the subnet mask has the proper size considering the amount of PCs?

 You know you can use a subnet calculator, right?  But, yes, seems to be good.

[joe97]

Hello, Thanks for the replied

i have, but when i try to implementation, it has some errors like inconsistent address and mask, overlaps and i have check it device by device and i found correct address

[Flavio Miranda]

then this can be a different problem. The subnetwork division seems to me faily right.  But, the configuration on the device I can not see.

 Share you project here and let me take a look . You just need to zip the project first.

[joe97]

Many thanks., and if you don't mind please share some learning so i can try by myself

[Flavio Miranda]

Of Course.  Let´s get started. I  see that all your router´s interface are down? Are there some reason for that?

why dont you start by enabling everything?  And  what is the requirement here?  Enable RIP protocol among routers and proper network mask for each LAN ?

[joe97]

Hello,

the main reason of my router's interface down is i have not enable it(i have enable it before but when i try to config i forgot which i have config and which not, especially i got some errors like i said before) so i erase all config(IP, Subnet, RIP, static route) and start it over, and my difficulty is in the allocation of the ip address and subnet of each device, and the calculation,

[Flavio Miranda]

You had to create an IP address plan first, like this below.   And on the topology, do not connect PC directly to the router. Use switches instead. Always prefer to connect PCs and Server to a switch and then the switch to the router.

================================================================

TEMBALANG - 510
network 172.162.0.0 mask 255.255.254.0
172.162.0.1 - 172.162.1.254
Gateway: 172.162.0.1

================================================================

PEDURUNGAN - 495
network 172.162.2.0 mask 255.255.254.0
172.162.2.1 - 172.162.3.254
Gateway: 172.162.2.1

================================================================

TLOGOSARI -400
network 172.162.4.0 mask 255.255.254.0
172.162.4.1 - 172.162.5.254
Gateway:172.162.4.1

================================================================

BANYUMANIK - 254
network 172.162.6.0 mask 255.255.255.0
172.162.6.0
172.162.6.1 - 172.162.6.254
Gateway:172.162.6.1

================================================================

PETERONGAN
network 172.162.7.0 mask 255.255.255.0
172.162.7.1 - 172.162.7.254
Gateway:172.162.7.1

================================================================

TEMBALANG 2
network 172.162.8.0 mask 255.255.255.0
172.162.8.1 - 172.162.8.254
Gateway:172.162.8.1

================================================================

PETERONGAN 2
network 172.162.9.0 mask 255.255.255.0
172.162.9.1 - 172.162.9.254
Gateway:172.162.9.1

================================================================

BANYUMANIK 2
network 172.162.10.0 255.255.255.128
172.162.10.1 - 172.162.10.126
Gateway:172.162.10.1

================================================================

PEDURUNGAN 2
172.162.10.128 mask 255.255.255.128
172.162.10.129 - 172.162.10.254
Gateway:172.162.10.129

================================================================

TLOGOSARI 2
network 172.162.11.0 mask 255.255.255.192
172.162.11.1 - 172.162.11.62
Gateway:172.162.11.1

================================================================

JOHAR 2
172.162.11.54 mask 255.255.255.224
172.162.11.65 - 172.162.11.94
Gateway:172.162.11.66

================================================================

SAMPANGAN
Network 172.162.11.96 mask 255.255.255.248
172.162.11.97 - 172.162.11.102
Gateway:172.162.11.97

================================================================

[joe97]

This a big help for me, I'll try to re-configure all of devices and for the directly connected actually i have ask the mentor, but he said try with new way for learn, and he add the servers in each location also

[Flavio Miranda]

it is not wrong connect the devices (PC and servers) to the router. But, if you can, connect it to a switch. Otherwise, follow your instructions.

 I did not see any instruction for the network between Routers. But, you should use like this

172.162.12.0

Router0 - to - Router1

172.162.12.1 - 172.162.12.2 - mask 255.255.255.255.252

Router1 - to - Router 2

172.162.12.5 - 172.162.12.6 - mask 255.255.255.252

So on and so forth

 Try to setup everything and share here again if you need any assitance.

[joe97]

Thanks, Many thanks.. but I'll try first, and try to figure the problem so i know about my capability to learn and finish this task,

[joe97]

Hello, i'm sorry just following up my question by today.. i've finished configuration but why i can't communicate between network.. i've got an example like this

i also attach my ip list and cpt file

Thanks in advanced

[Flavio Miranda]

Hi

  The file attached is ping from everywhere to everywhere.

Make sure you dont use static routing with you have dynamic  routing in place, it is not necessary

use the command  "no auto-summary"

[joe97]

Big thanks for help fixing my training file and explanation about routing. and may i know why i can't use static routing when i have configured the RIP.? my reason use static route is, easier to connected between network and i have no idea that it broke the RIP config.

is there any website for learning Cisco and easy to understand for amateur like me.?

[Flavio Miranda]

It is not that you can´t use both together. Actually they can be used and dynamic route protocol can benefit from static routes sometimes. But it is not necessary on your case.

 Man, there are so many good material out there that it is difficult to name a few.

 Look for videos that can be easier to learn. I would recommend Jeremy Cioara, on of the best guys in my opinion.

 But mostly important, explore PacketTracer as much as you can. This is really a great tool, free and easier. You just need to keep going, testing, breaking and moving forward.

 And ask how many time were necessary.