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cisco 300-115 vce dumps.8. Check the connectivity between Host-3 and Router 2600-2. Click the tab LabInstructions, and select Host-3 from the drop-down list Devices; you can also click the tab NetMap, and then double-click the device icon Host-3o on Host-3, ping router 2600-2 (default gateway): ping 192.168.3.1, which should succeed.9. Check the connectivity between Host-3 and router Host-1. On Host-3, pingHost-1: ping 192.168.1.10, this should fail. Why? Router 2600-2 does not have a route to this destination device (192.168.1.0/24 is not in Router 2600-2's routing table) o10. Go to Router 2600-2 and view the routing table to find out why the ping operation failed in the previous step. Click the label Lab Instructions, and select 2600-2 from the drop-down list Devices; you can also click the label NetMap, and then double-click the device icon 2600-2o view the routing table: show ip route, and notice that there is no 192.168.1.0/24, which is the reason why you cannot go from Host-3 to Host-1. This is the reason why you cannot go from Host-3 to Host-1.11. Enable RIPvlo on router 2600-1± Click the tab Lab Instructions and select 2600.1 from the drop-down list Devices; you can also click the tab NetMap, then double-click the device icon 2600-lo On router 2600-1, execute the following commands in order: configure terminak router rip> network 192.168.1.0> network 192.168.2.0 and end.12. on the router2600-2 _h Enable RIPvlo Click the tab Lab Instructions and select 2600-2 from the drop-down list Devices; you can also click the tab NetMap and then double-click the device icon 2600.2. In router 2600-2, execute the following commands in sequence: configure terminal, router rip, network 192.168.2.0, network 192.168.3.0, and endo13. on the router2600-1 _t, view the operation of the RIP. Click the label Lab Instructions and select 2600-1 from the drop-down list Devices; you can also click the label NetMap, and then double-clickDevice Icon 2600-lo Use the command show ip protocols to confirm that RIP --------------------------------- is configured to check the IP address of the neighboring router. Execute the command show ip route, and look for the remote LAN network number that appears in the routing table as a RIP(R) entry; you should see 192.168.3.0, which was learned from router 2600-2.14. On Router 2600.2, view the RIP in action. Click the tab Lab Instructions and select 2600-2 from the drop-down list Devices; you can also click the tab NetMap, then double-click the device icon 2600-2o use the command show ip protocols to confirm that RIP --------------------------------- is configured Check the IP address of the neighboring router. Execute the command show ip route, and look for the remote LAN network number that appears in the routing table as a RIP (R) entry; you should see 192.168.1.0, which was learned from router 2600-1. 15. In Host-1±, check the connectivity to Host-3. Click on the label Lab Instructions and select Host-1 from the drop-down list Devices; you can also click on the label NetMap, then double-click on the device icon Host-lo On Host-1, check the connectivity to Host-3: ping 192.168.3.10, which should succeed.