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    The document provides instructions to configure routing on devices in a network using IPv4, Frame Relay, OSPFv2, default routes, and GRE tunnels. Key steps include configuring HDLC, Frame Relay, a GRE tunnel between North and South, OSPFv2, and default routes on the devices.

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    CoN Chapter 7 Practice Skills Assessment - PT

    Introduction
    In this practice skills assessment, you will configure the Provincial Network with IPv4, point-to-point
    Frame Relay, OSPFv2, default routes and GRE tunnels.
    All configurations should be completed from a direct terminal connection to the device
    console from an available host.
    Some values that are required to complete the configurations may have not been given
    to you. In that case, create the values that you need to complete the requirements.

    You will practice and be assessed on the following skills:


    Configuration of IPv4 addressing
    Configuration of point-to-point Frame Relay
    Configuration of HDLC
    Configuration of OSPFv2
    Configuration of default routes
    Configuration of a GRE tunnel
    You are required to configure the devices as follows:
    North:
    Configure IPv4 addressing.
    Configure point-to-point Frame Relay on
    the appropriate interfaces.
    Configure HDLC on the appropriate
    interfaces.
    Configure OSPF for IPv4.
    Configure passive interfaces.
    Redistribute a default route.
    Configure a GRE tunnel to South.
    East:
    Configure IPv4 addressing.
    Configure point-to-point Frame Relay on
    the appropriate interfaces.

    West:

    Configure OSPF for IPv4.


    Configure passive interfaces.

    Configure IPv4 and IPv6 addressing.


    Configure Point-to-Point Frame-Relay on
    the appropriate interfaces.
    Configure OSPF for IPv4 and IPv6.
    Configure passive interfaces.
    South:
    Configure IPv4 addressing.
    Configure a GRE tunnel to North.
    Configure HDLC on the appropriate
    interfaces.

    Configure an IPv4 default route to the


    Internet.

    Addressing Table:
    Device

    North

    East

    West

    South

    Frame Relay Table:

    Interface

    IP Address

    Device

    S0/0/0.2

    192.168.0.1/30

    North

    S0/0/0.3

    192.168.0.5/30

    S0/0/1

    198.51.100.1/30

    T0

    192.168.0.9/30

    G0/0

    10.2.0.1/24

    S0/0/0.1

    192.168.0.2/30

    S0/0/0.3

    192.168.0.13/30

    G0/0

    10.3.0.1/24

    S0/0/0.1

    192.168.0.6/30

    S0/0/0.2

    192.168.0.14/30

    G0/0

    10.4.0.1/24

    S0/0/1

    203.0.113.1/30

    T0

    192.168.0.10/30

    East
    West

    Interface
    S0/0/0.2
    S0/0/0.3
    S0/0/0.1
    S0/0/0.3
    S0/0/0.1
    S0/0/0.2

    DLCI
    122
    123
    221
    223
    321
    322

    Instructions
    All configurations must be performed through a direct terminal connection to the device
    consolesfrom an available host.

    Step 1: Configure HDLC interfaces on North and South.


    Configure HDLC on the interfaces connected to the Internet. Use information from the Addressing
    Table. The interfaces should be configured for full connectivity.

    Step 2: Configure Frame Relay.


    Configure Frame Relay using the information from the Frame Relay Table.
    Configure the IPv4 addressing of each sub-interface.
    Configure the DLCI for each sub-interface.
    Step 3: Configure a GRE Tunnel between North and South.
    Configure a GRE tunnel, using Tunnel interface 0, that connects North with South. Refer to the
    Addressing Table.
    Configure a GRE tunnel, using Tunnel interface 0, that connects South with North. Refer to the
    Addressing Table.
    Step 4: Configure OSPFv2.
    Configure OSPF AS 1 area 0 on North, East, andWest.
    Use the precise inverse mask for each network statement.
    Only send OSPF updates out of the required interfaces.
    Configure North to distribute a default route to the Internet.
    Step 5: Configure static and dynamic routing.
    Create a next-hop default route to the Internet on North.
    Create a directly-attached default route to the Internet on South.
    Last Updated: June, 2014
    ID: 2
    Version 1.0

    Created in Packet Tracer 6.1 and Marvel 2.0.5

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