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(config ) #router NBSP;RIPNBSP;NBSP;NBSP;NBSP;NBSP;NBSP;NBsp;//Entering routing configuration mode - Enable RIP protocol router (config-router) #version 2 //using version 2, RIPV2 protocol router (config-router) #network 192.168.1.0 NBSP;//Specifies the network that needs to be advertised (located in the routing interface) Router (config-router) #network 222.200.105.0router (config-router) #exit/*=part3 static NAT configuration */router (config) #inter f0/0router (config-if) #ip natinside //Se

Some recommendations for preventing distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks on Cisco routers 1, the use of IP verfy unicast reverse-path network interface command This feature examines each router's packet. In all routing items that the packet reaches the network interface of the router's CEF (Cisco Express forwarding) table, the router discards the packet

The management of the equipment is the basic condition for maintaining the normal operation of the equipment, so let's take a look at some basic management commands and methods of Cisco routers and switches. The methods and commands for managing routers and switches are mainly divided into several areas: 1, understand the command line mode. 2, configure the IP

Experimental topology:Experimental purpose: Mastering How to manage routers with SDMExperimental requirements: Set R1 to be managed through the SDMExperimental steps:Step One: Configure the base IP AddressStep two: Set on R1 to enable it to connect through the SDMR1 (config) #username STSD privilege Secret Cisco// Create A level userR1 (config) #ip http server// open the R1 http ServerR1 (config) #ip http

Cisco speed limit Steps1. Set ACLAccess-list 102 Permit IP host 192.168.10.2 anyAccess-list 102 Permit IP any host 192.168.10.2Access-list 103 Permit IP host 192.168.10.3 anyAccess-list 103 Permit ip any host 192.168.10.32. Defining classesClass-map Match-all 102Match Access-group 102Class-map Match-all 103Match Access-group 1033. Adding classes to the policyPolicy-map XiansuClass 102Police 1024000 128000 conform-action transmit exceed-action dropClas

This site has previously shown us the method of segmenting a router into eight virtual routers using virtual Routing and forwarding (VRF, VM forwarding) through a scene example. I showed you how to configure VRF, and in this article we continue to use this scenario and, through IPSec configuration, replicate the exact topology and address to eight experimental environments. The entire environment can proceed smoothly, first requires the virtual route