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Need help. Packet Tracer programming
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15 years 11 months ago #28512
by kmcintosh78
Need help. Packet Tracer programming was created by kmcintosh78
Ok, I am trying to set up a Cisco 1841 Router. It has 2 FE ports. 0/0 is 205.100.1.1/24. 0/1 is 205.100.2.1/24. I have equipment of both ends and can't ping through. Any help would be great.
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15 years 11 months ago #28513
by S0lo
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Replied by S0lo on topic Re: Need help. Packet Tracer programming
Can you post a link to your .pkt file. It would be much easier for us to trouble shoot and tell you exactly whats the problem. You can upload it here:
www.sendspace.com/
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15 years 11 months ago #28514
by kmcintosh78
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I am always wherry about posting to sites like that.
I should be able to create a Static route in that router to connect the 2 networks, right?
I should be able to create a Static route in that router to connect the 2 networks, right?
15 years 11 months ago #28516
by jtartist
Replied by jtartist on topic Re: Need help. Packet Tracer programming
If you're unable to sumit your packet tracer file as solo adviced, and if you have a basic setup, here are a few things you can check...
Make sure you have the correct cable-type connected to the router ethernet interfaces
Router to Switch=Straight-through cable
Router to PC=Cross-Over cable
Make sure you've enabled the router interfaces by using the "no shutdown" command
Connecting hosts should be configured with an ip on the same network as the router's ethernet interface, and use the routers ethernet interface as it's gateway address:
(i.e. PC connected to Fa0/0 - IP: 205.100.1.2; Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0; Gateway: 205.100.1.1)
Since both networks are directly connected, you don't need to configure anything extra.
Make sure you have the correct cable-type connected to the router ethernet interfaces
Router to Switch=Straight-through cable
Router to PC=Cross-Over cable
Make sure you've enabled the router interfaces by using the "no shutdown" command
Connecting hosts should be configured with an ip on the same network as the router's ethernet interface, and use the routers ethernet interface as it's gateway address:
(i.e. PC connected to Fa0/0 - IP: 205.100.1.2; Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0; Gateway: 205.100.1.1)
Since both networks are directly connected, you don't need to configure anything extra.
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