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Spanning and tree and static routing

WC415
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Hi,

I am struggling with my networking lab project, I'm familiar with the commands to apply but I can't quite figure out on which devices they should be applied on as I have tried lots of scenarios with no luck.

- I need to configure spanning tree between the 3 switches and primary and secondary root bridges for the management vlan (S1,S2,S3).

- Configure static routes on routers R1 and R2 (no RIP , no EIGRP, and no OSPF)

- The Pings I'm trying to do are:

 * PC1 to PC2 

 * PC1 and PC2 to S1

 * PC1 and PC2 to ISP.

https://ufile.io/js6lu3nw

https://ufile.io/0ugv425e 

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Note: I'm using Packet tracer 8.

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Hello

Your links to the topology isnt working, also you dont share any PT file to review.


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Paul

My Apologies Paul.

I have updated the links above.

Thank you!

balaji.bandi
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Some how not able open the link, do you mind attached to forum the pictures.

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Martin L
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STP Root should be set on top Switch connected to Router; Usually I would set Root like that especially if you have only 1 router.

Static routes are easy; Trick is to remember that you need static entry for each of networks you want to reach.  example ip route 10.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 Gig0/0 (or next-hop IP address)

ip route x.x.x.x y.y.y.y via interface or next IP hop.

 

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