How to configure static routing using CLI | Static Routing configuration step by step

foreign [Music] in this video I am going to discuss about how to configure static routing using CLI a step-by-step tutorial first of all create one topology with two routers two switches and four pieces now assign the IP address to all the pieces as per the given label [Music] foreign [Music] foreign foreign [Music] the IP address to the router interface now check the interface so here both the routers are connected with the fast ethernet 0 0 interfaces so same way check the other interface of the router it is fs01 which is connected with switch same way check into the router one now router 1 other interface is fs01 which is connected with the switch now click on the router go to the config click on the fast ethernet 0 0 the IP address is 192.168 .1.2 now Port status is on now click on the fast ethernet 0 1 the IP address is 192.168.2.3 again Port status is on so now same way configure the router 1. [Music] thank you [Music] next task is check the connectivity between all the pieces so take one simple pdu click on the source and pc1 is the destination now you can check here it is successfully transferred now again take one simple pdu pc0 is the source and PC2 is the destination so it is failed now same way take another simple pdu pc1 is the source and PC3 is the destination again it is failed so now we can say pc0 and pc1 are in the same network and PC2 and PC3 are in the different network if I want to communicate with the different network pieces I have to configure a routing so first of all what is routing routing is a process of selecting a path to transfer the data from source to destination so there are two types of routing one is the static and second one is the dynamic let's configure static route on both the router using CLI so first of all static route configure on the router 0 so click on the router 0. go to the CLI so first of all enter into the configuration mode [Music] now I want to configure 3.0 Network on router 0 via 1.4 IP address so let's type the command IP root enter the network address 192.168.3.0 then enter the subnet mask 255.255.255 dot zero now enter the next hope IP address 192.168.1.4 so press enter so our static route is configured on the router 0. so exit and save the configuration so same way configure on router 1. [Music] foreign [Music] so static route is configured on both the routers let's check the connectivity between the PC 0 and PC2 [Music] all right foreign [Music] so I'm getting the response from PC2 same way check the connectivity between pc1 and PC3 [Music] thank you [Music] so I'm getting the response from PC3 so it means my static routing configuration is work properly if you like this video please hit the like button and share with others subscribe my channel thank you for watching this video [Music]

Channel: Chirag Bhalodia

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Length: 7min 7sec (427 seconds)

Published: Mon Jun 05 2023