In this lab.
The first task is to configure device hostnames.
We then need to configure IP addresses, static routes and verify connectivity.
So on router one.
When I click on Seelye, I'm told that the device needs to be powered on.
So I'm going to pow on the device and go to see Ollie.
And as you can see, the device is now booting up.
So what are we waiting for that?
I'll confirm that all devices are powered on.
So I'm simply going to power on.
Each individual rotor and make sure that it's booting up.
So I'm going to do that.
And rather three.
As well as writer for.
So devices are now booting.
Back on.
Writer one We asked whether we want to enter the initial configuration dialog.
We don't want to do that.
So I'm going to bypass that by saying no and I'm going to configure the hostname of this rather as rather
one.
So before going any further show, IPI Interface brief shows me the interfaces and IP addresses configured
on this router.
At the moment, no IP addresses are configured on the router and the interfaces are shut down.
So IPv6 route only shows us a route to nul zero.
There are no other routes in the routing table and show IPV six interface brief shows us something similar
to show IP Interface Brief.
We can see that the interfaces are currently shut down and no IP addresses are configured on the router
interfaces.
So so the first thing I need to do is enable IPV six unicast routing and then go on to gigabit 00/0
and no, shut the interface and configure it with an IP version six address.
In this case, 2001, colon, one colon, colon one slash 64 show IPV six route.
Notice we don't see this IP address or route in the IP version six routing table.
And the reason for that is the connection between router one and router two is currently down.
So show IPV six interface brief shows us that the interface is up down.
We do have an IP version six global unicast address configured on this interface.
We also have a link local address, but the interface is up, down.
So if we go to router two.
And no shutter the interface connected to writer one.
Notice the links go green.
And back on.
Writer one We see that the interface has come up.
And now notice when we use the command show IPV six account, this command shows us that we have both
a directly connected route.
As well as a local route in the routing table.
C is for connected.
L is for local.
Notice of this directly connected route has a slash 64 mosque.
This is a root, not an IP address.
So notice it's 2001 colon, one colon, colon.
Whereas over here we have the IP address configured on this interface.
Available as a local route in the routing table.
Notice it's a slash of 128.
This is the IP address configured on this interface.
And because that IP address is configured on gigabit 00/0, this route is available via that interface.
If I go back to router two and I shut the interface down the link to write a one goes down show IPV
six route shows us that those routes are no longer available in the IP version six routing table.
No shut to the interface router back.
So as an example, we should be able to ping ourselves, which we can.