This CCNA Packet Tracer lab has been provided to help you gain a better understanding of how to configure and troubleshoot EIGRP. In this lab we will configure a basic lab topology, enable EIGRP on the routers and configure them to advertise and summaries their subnet. We will also learn to use Cisco IOS show and debug commands to verify and troubleshoot our lab. Continue reading “CCNA Packet Tracer Lab Understanding EIGRP” »
This CCNA Packet Tracer lab has been provided to help you gain a better understanding Split Horizon and how to configure it on a Cisco IOS router in a typical hub and spoke topology. Configuring and troubleshooting Split Horizon by default is a essential topic when preparing for the CCNA exam and as a Cisco network engineer, you will also be expected to know how to use Split Horizon when configuring Cisco networks or troubleshooting network issues. Continue reading “CCNA Split Horizon Packet Tracer Lab” »
This CCNA Packet Tracer lab has been provided to help you gain a better understanding of how to configure and troubleshoot RIP version 2 in this lab we will configure a basic lab topology, enable RIPv2 on the routers and configure them to advertise their networks. We will also learn to use Cisco IOS show and debug commands to verify and troubleshoot our lab. Continue reading “CCNA Packet Tracer Lab Understanding RIPv2” »
So let’s say you have used Packet Tracer and you are itching to use the real thing and build your own Cisco CCNA home lab. Where do you start? What we are going to try to do today is cover a few basic strategies and concepts that you can apply in building a CCNA lab. So here we go….
