16.6 Summary of Session 16
In this session you have put all your knowledge of routers, switches and connecting cables together to make a network. You have then added the relevant IPv4 and IPv6 addresses and the RIP routing protocols to enable communication between all of the end devices. Finally you have saved all of your configuration work so that the devices will return to their working state after they are powered off and back on again.
Commands
In this session you have used the following commands.
Command | Mode | Command prompt | Purpose |
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host <name> | global configuration | Router(config)# | To configure the hostname |
copy running-config startup-config | privilege exec | Router# | To copy the running configuration to the startup configuration file |
ipv6 address <IPv6 address and subnet mask in CIDR notation> | interface configuration | Router(config-if)# | To configure an IPv6 address |
show ipv6 interface brief | user exec | Router> | To show brief IPv6 status of router interfaces |
show ip route | privilege exec | Router# | To show RIP (or other protocol) information |
show ip protocols | privilege exec | Router# | To check RIP function |
show ipv6 route | privilege exec | Router# | To show RIPng (or other protocol) information |
show ipv6 protocols | privilege exec | Router# | To check RIPng function |
show running-config | privilege exec | Router# | To show the running configuration |
show startup-config | privilege exec | Router# | To show the startup configuration |
tracert <destination> | user exec | Router> | To show the hops taken to reach the specified destination |
Command | Mode | Command prompt | Purpose |
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router rip | global configuration | Router(config)# | To turn on RIP IPv4 routing |
version 2 | global configuration | Router(config-router)# | To instruct router to use RIP version 2 for IPv4 classless network addressing |
net <IP address> | global configuration | Router(config-router)# | To instruct RIP which networks to advertise on |
Command | Mode | Command prompt | Purpose |
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ipv6 unicast routing | global configuration | Router(config)# | To turn on RIPng IPv6 routing |
ipv6 router rip <instance name> enable | privilege exec | Router(config)# | To enable RIPng on router |
int <interface name> | privilege exec | Router(config-rtr)# | To nominate the router interface using RIPng |
ipv6 rip <instance name> enable | privilege exec | Router(config-if)# | To add nominated interface to RIPng process |
New terms
In this session you have met the following terms.
A record | A DNS record used to point to an IP address. |
dual-stack router | A router that can route both IPv4 and IPv6 traffic. |