Cisco+lab+162 ((new))
Check if the sub-interfaces are "up/up" and have the correct IPs.
show ip route : To interpret the routing table and identify directly connected networks (indicated by the code ). cisco+lab+162
In Part 1, you will connect to the router via the console and issue basic show commands to view the router's status. Check if the sub-interfaces are "up/up" and have
Her stomach dropped. Someone had physically been in the lab before her. Not a student—a saboteur. They had connected a rogue Raspberry Pi, no bigger than a credit card, taped to the underside of the rack. It was powered by a USB port on R2. And every 17 minutes, it sent a single malformed keepalive packet to break the OSPF adjacency. Her stomach dropped
In Part 2, you will use the context-sensitive help facility.
It showed only her. But the log didn’t lie. Someone—or something—with the IP 172.16.10.5 had logged in at 1:43 AM and changed a keepalive parameter on R3’s Serial0/0/0 interface.
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