In this hands-on lab, we're getting first hop redundancy protocols.
We're going to work with R1 and R2 and based on the topology R1, the interface
for that
common 10.12 zero network, that interface in R1 is gig 0/0 and on R2 it's gig 1
/0.
So refer to the topology diagram to confirm which interfaces.
So here's what I'd love you to do.
In R1, gig 0 0 and R2, gig 1 0, I'd like you to go ahead and set their
interfaces to their defaults.
You can do that with a default interface, gig 0/0, respectively, and gig 1/0. WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
You can do that with a default interface, gig 0/0, respectively, and gig 1/0.
And then once you wipe those interfaces out, go ahead and set up their IP
addresses.
So on R1, gig 0, it'd be 10.12.0.1 with a 24-bit mask.
And on R2's, gig 1/0 would be 10.12.0.2 with a 24-bit mask.
So once you set up the basic IP addresses on the interfaces, I'd then like you
to configure HSRP
using version 2 for group 1 as follows.
The virtual IP address will be 10.12.0.99 because that's what the client's
expecting to use.
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As their default gateway, please enable preempt because in HSRP it's not on by
default.
And then on R1, set the priority to 99 and R2, set the priority to 105.
And then once you've configured that, you can test it by shutting down
respective interfaces either gig 0/0 and R1 or gig 1/0 on R2, give it just a
moment.
And then you should still be able to get off that local network using the PC-PC
12 that we used
in the demonstrations. So then once you've configured HSRP and you've tested it
,
devalited it works, I'd then like you to repeat that process for VRRP. WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
devalited it works, I'd then like you to repeat that process for VRRP.
And then once that's all tested and done, I'd then like you to go ahead and do
it with Gateway
Load Balancing Protocol. And if you're super comfortable with one already like,
"Hey, I can do HSRP in my sleep, just go ahead and start with VRRP."
Or if you've done HSRP in VRP a lot and you just want to focus on GLVP,
feel free. The lab is there for you to get hands-on practice to reinforce the
concepts that we've
looked at in this set of videos and also to improve your skills and getting
better and better
with first-hop redundancy protocols. So have some fun with the hands-on lab and WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
with first-hop redundancy protocols. So have some fun with the hands-on lab and
then when you're done,
and if you'd like a walkthrough, join me in the next video and we'll do that
walkthrough together.