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In this lesson, we will configure SSH on Cisco IOS XR enabled router. Earlier we have configured SSH on Cisco IOS, if you want to check that article, then click SSH on Cisco IOS devices. SSH on Cisco IOS XR First of all, you should create hostname and domain name…
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In this lesson, we will configure iBGP on Cisco Router. This is the second part of our BGP series. We have chosen a network where we have three routers which are not directly connected. We will configuration ibgp among them and check the reachability from end to end. Below are…
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BGP is an exterior gateway protocol that manages how packets are routed across the internet. It can quickly adapt to send out packets if a path goes down. Because of the variety of ways to do the traffic engineering, this is one of the most popular routing protocols. A series…
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When we have VLANs in our network, two separate VLANs can't communicate between them, unless we do the routing between them. Which means, we need a router (L3 device) to make communication between them. In this lesson, we will configure router for inter VLAN routing. To do that, we will…
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HSRP (Hot Standby Router Protocol) is one of the most popular First Hop Redundancy Protocols (FHRP) made by Cisco. It is Cisco proprietary protocol. The FHRP allows a router on a LAN segment to automatically take over if other fails. Today, in this lesson, we will learn to configure HSRP…
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