7.1.2.4 Packet Tracer - Propagating a Default Route in EIGRP for IPv4 and IPv6

- sir welcome tour in this video we are going to see the packet race or our activity propagating a default wrote in EIGRP for ipv4 and ipv6 here is our objectives of this placard race or activity in pack 2 1 propagate an ipv4 a default route imparted to propagate and ipv6 a default route and in part through e-verify connectivity to outside house coming through the scenario in this activity we will configure and propagate a default route in EIGRP for ipv4 and ipv6 networks the IGR p is already configured however you are required to configure an ipv4 and ipv6 default route then you will configure the EIGRP routing process to propagate the default route to downstream erp neighbors and finally we will verify the default routes by pinging house outside the eigrp routing domain coming to part 1 propagate a default route in AI GRP for ipv4 step 1 verify eigrp configuration on each ipv4 enabled router display the routing table of each ipv4 enabler outer and verify that all ipv4 routes are visible right coming to the topology here we can see the routers which is an ipv4 enabled that is branch one branch 2 and ipv4 edge we will become two branch 1 CL i so IP route and here we can see that right coming to a branch to show IP route here we can see the e ie GRP and coming to ipv4 or edge show IP route right now we will come to step to configure an ipv4 a default route configure a directly connected ipv4 default route or an ipv4 yet right we will do this configuration on this router coming to the router CLI right we will go to global configuration mode configure terminal here we are going to give IP route 0.0.0.0 space 0.0.0.0 and your the interface serial 0 / 1 star 0 coming to a step 3 propagate to the default route in AI GRP configure the EIGRP routing process to propagate the default route right so we'll come to the router ipv4 edge right here we are going to give her outer ie GRP and to the autonomous system number is a 1 we are going to give the redistribute static right so it's a really distribute static coming to a step 4 verify ipv4 a default or route is propagating display the routing tables for a branch 1 & 2 branch to to verify the default route is now installed right we will check that coming to plancha 1cl I hear we are going to give a show IP route yes here we can see that the default route is propagating now we will come to branch - coming to branch - CL I enable here we are going to give show IP route yes so here we can see the default route is propagated now we will come to party to propagate a default route in EIGRP for ipv6 in step 1 verify EIGRP configurations on each ipv6 enabled router display the routing table of each ipv6 enabled router and verify that all ipv6 routes are visible coming to ipv6 enabled routers here we can see ipv6 edge coming to this router here we are going to give an enable show ipv6 route and here we can see the EIGRP route yes here we can see that coming to blanchett 3 enable show ipv6 route and to here we can see the roots and - coming to branch for show ipv6 route yes here we can see the eigrp route now we will come to a step to configure and ipv6 a default route configure a directly connected I v6 default to root on ipv6 edge rotor right so here is our ipv6 edge rotor coming to CL I we have to go to configure terminal here we are going to give ipv6 route double colon slash zero the interface we have to specify that is serial 0 / 1 / 0 coming to a step 3 propagate the default route in EIGRP configure the EIGRP routing process to propagate the default route right we will do that coming to this router ipv6 edge ok here we are going to give I P v6 router a ie GRP and to be able to give the autonomous system number one and here we are going to give the command to redistribute static coming to a step four verify ipv6 a default route is propagating display the routing tables áfourá branchy tree and - branch for to verify the default route is now installed right we will verify first we will come to branch it through a CLI here we will give the command show IP v6 route and here we will check whether this default or route is a propagating or not yes here we can see that right coming to a branch for here we are going to give a show ipv6 route and two years here we can see that the default route is a propagating now we will come to a pata tree verify connectivity to outside the host pc1 & pc2 should now be able to pink ipv4 outside host the c300 pc4 should now be able to ping ipv6 outside host coming to the topology here we can see pc1 & pc2 now being able to ping to this host ipv4 outside host and to this pc 3 and the pc 4 now be able to ping to this ipv6 outside host we will verify the connectivity using a ping command coming to pc 1 the stop command prompt here we are going to ping to this outside a host ipv4 outside host yes we are getting the replay now we will try from a PC 2 to this ipv4 outside host here is the actress yes we are getting the replay now we will check from PC 3 to this ipv6 outside host and from pc 4 to I P v6 outside host coming to PC through a command prompt here we are going to do ping command until its IP address of that outside ipv6 host yes we are getting the replay now we will do it from PC for ping ipv6 address of ipv6 outside host yes we are getting the replay yes that's all in this packet race or activity propagating a default route in a ie GRP for ipv4 and ipv6 runs if you have any doubt in this packet reserved activity please comment below also if you like my video give a thump and don't forget to subscribe the channel so that you will get latest uploading video info into our Gmail thank you

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Length: 11min 5sec (665 seconds)

Published: Tue Nov 14 2017