RIP Routing

Router Information Protocol

When We Want to Connect more than one lan or create Wan Network.so we want a router which can route our traffic(Packets) in whole network.routing is that how traffice will route across the Network

For Rip Configuration We take two router Serise Cisco 2800.
and We Assume that the both router are initially configured.
now login in Router with Hyperterminal from PC.
now Create Consol Terminal with command

  Router_1(Conf-t)#Line consol 0
  Router_1(Conf-t)#Password Cisco
  Router_1(Conf-t)#Login
Now Create  Telnet for Virtual Enter in Router Or remoter logging.woth command
   Router_1(Conf-t)# Line vty 0 4
   Router_1(Conf-t)#Password Cisco
   Router_1(Conf-t)#Login

Now Go to the Ethernet port with command
    Router_1(Conf-t)#int Fa0/0
Give ip address with command
    Router_1(Conf-t)#ip Address "10.10.11.1 255.255.255.0 "
For Interface Up give command

  Router_1(Conf-t)#no shut
Now Go to the SErial port with command
    Router_1(Conf-t)#Serial 0/0
Give ip address with command
    Router_1(Conf-t)#ip Address "10.10.12.1 255.255.255.0 "
For Interface Up give command

  Router_1(Conf-t)#no shut
  Router_1(Conf-t)#Exit // Exit from interface
Ok,Now it's time to Enable RIP Protocol.
    Router_1(Conf-t)#Router rip
    Router_1(Conf-t)#network 10.10.11.1
    Router_1(Conf-t)#network 10.10.12.1

  Then save Configuration with command 'wr' Or Copy Runing_config to star_config

Do same Configuration in Router_2,But Give ip to these Seriese

  Router_2 Fast ethernet Ip:10.10.13.1/24
  Router_2 Fast Serial Ip:10.10.12.2/24

 Ok,Now it's time to Enable RIP Protocol.

   Router_1(Conf-t)#Router rip
   Router_1(Conf-t)#network 10.10.13.1
   Router_1(Conf-t)#network 10.10.12.1

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