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In this lab.

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We've been asked to configure OSPF in a single area as follows We need to use process ID one on all

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of the routers on router one.

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We need to enable OSPF using the network command with an exact IP match.

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So we need to match the IP addresses on all interfaces.

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Exactly.

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On rather to we need to enable OSPF using the network command based on the subnet mask.

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So as an example, this interface has a slash 24 mask.

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This interface has a slash 24 mask and the loopback of the router will have a slash 32 mask.

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All routers have loopback configured.

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Use show commands on the routers to view the loopback addresses on router three.

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We need to enable OSPF using the interface command, so we need to enable OSPF on the interfaces and

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not use the network command and on right.

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For we need to enable OSPF on all interfaces using a single network command.

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So can you complete the slab?

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Download the packet, trace a file and see if you can get the network working per these instructions.

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In the next video I'm going to show you how to configure OSPF on these four routers in a single area

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as specified here.

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Before watching me do it, why not download the packet, trace a file and try it yourself?