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Lab Challenge 2 – Switch Config

September 7th, 2014 in Lab Challenge Go to comments

After the first Lab Challenge we made another lab of 4 switches. The topology of this lab is the same with the previous one. Hope you will enjoy this lab too.

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Here is the link to access this lab: http://www.rstut.com/final_flash/Four_Switches_Lab_2/Four_Switches_Lab_2.html.

Comments (23) Comments
  1. Sensie
    September 8th, 2014

    many thanks

    it’s great way to review our information..

    i like this way of simulator and wish to see more of that

    best wishes

  2. rstut
    September 8th, 2014

    @Om: Thanks for your detection. We have just fixed the problem!

  3. Mostafa
    September 12th, 2014

    Here you go.

    1.vlan 10,20,30,40
    2.
    a)spanning-tree mst configuration
    b)name rstut
    c)revision 1
    d)instance 1 vlan 10, 20
    e)instance 2 vlan 30, 40
    f)
    a.spanning-tree mst 0 root primary
    b.spanning-tree mst 1 root primary
    c.spanning-tree mst 2 root secondary

    g.
    a.spanning-tree mst 0 root secondary
    b.spanning-tree mst 1 root secondary
    c.spanning-tree mst 2 root primary
    h.spanning-tree mode mst
    3.vlan dot1q tag native
    4.switchport trunk native vlan 999
    5.switchport trunk allowed vlan 10, 20, 30, 40

  4. Mostafa
    September 12th, 2014

    Please post more Labs !!!!!!!!!!!!!

  5. CJS
    September 24th, 2014

    hey guys,

    great fun! Please more!! 🙂

    Cheers

  6. FEE
    September 25th, 2014

    Great job !!!
    Gratz for that, is very usefull.
    Thanks

  7. nuttyprof
    October 7th, 2014

    great work tut, pls make more sims like this. 🙂

  8. Dozeh
    October 11th, 2014

    This a very good pratice. Thanks !

  9. perfect
    November 26th, 2014

    statement 1:vlan 10,20,30,40
    statement 2:spanning-tree mst configuration
    statement 3:name rstut
    statement 4:name rstut
    statement 5:instance 1 vlan 10 , 20
    statement 6:instance 2 vlan 30 , 40
    statement 7:spanning-tree mst 0 root primary
    statement 8:spanning-tree mst 1 root primary
    statement 9:spanning-tree mst 2 root secondary
    statement 10:spanning-tree mst 0 root secondary
    statement 11:spanning-tree mst 1 root secondary
    statement 12:spanning-tree mst 2 root primary
    statement 13:spanning-tree mode mst
    statement 14:vlan dot1q tag native
    statement 15:switchport trunk native vlan 999
    statement 16:switchport trunk allowed vlan 10, 20, 30, 40

  10. Harish K
    January 12th, 2015

    Great liked it ..

  11. shidong
    January 15th, 2015

    is this also a lab for CCNA?
    i have no idea about MSTP 🙁

  12. rstut
    January 15th, 2015

    @shidong: No, it is not a CCNA lab. We are on CCIE R&S site.

  13. shidong
    January 15th, 2015

    @rstut: thanks for reply…I feel much better now,,,i guess for sake of my confidence i should go to the CCNA R&S site

  14. Gwen07
    July 23rd, 2015

    @rstut Super!

  15. Kaden
    December 8th, 2015

    Super fun! Wish there were labs that allowed you to adjust the configurations just like in the exam.

  16. @cambodia
    December 18th, 2015

    Great lab for practices, like it.

  17. guest
    December 30th, 2015

    Thank you very much for your time to come up with such a great idea and tool. This is really helpful to memorize and recall the commands. Waiting for more simulations!

  18. Andrej Pajnic
    December 31st, 2015

    I found some NEW questions in the comments of Troubleshooting Lab Challenge 1, anyone who can confirm them valid or not???

  19. Anonymous
    August 17th, 2016

    I’m preparing for CCNP Switch 300-115 exam for next Saturday Allah willing . Furthermore , these labs are very beneficial and awesome . Thank you so much .

  20. @hmed
    November 5th, 2016

    I need dumps of ccie security. can any on help me

  21. Anonymous
    July 28th, 2017

    Please more Lab

  22. Wellion
    June 22nd, 2019

    Hi guys

    Q1: Layer 2(2 point):
    PC101 should successfully access Server 1 behind SW1.
    PC101 cannot access R7/R8, fix the problem so that PC101 can access server1, R7 R8

    Q2: PPP(2 point)
    R17 should have one default route which points to R12 via PPP and R11 should have access via telnet to R17 as shown below.

    Q3: OSPF(2 point)
    When R1 tries to access the network 123.45.67.48/29, which is between R21 and R22, the traffic should be load balanced as shown in the exhibit.

    Cisco will change in 2020, the guys who want to take the exam should hurry.

    So go to the exam as soon as possible!

    Good luck!

    P:pass
    H:hot
    I used the dump of the PH to pass the exam.
    at PH dooooooooot com

  23. Nuceguy
    January 22nd, 2020

    Site for switch ccnp exam

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