routing question

[altezza123]

HI all,


After finishing the chapter 6 IP routing, I felt comfortable with every example given in the material, but I do have some questions would like to know. As in we configured the 10.0.0.0 /24 subnets for our very first IP routing example, what if I wanted to configure different network address to each interface? Example below:

router 1 configuration:

S0/0/0
-ip add 192.168.10.1 /24

f0/0
-ip add 172.16.30.1 /24


router 2 configuration:

S0/0/0
-ip add 10.1.1.1 /24

f0/0
-ip add 10.10.10.1 /24

plus there is pc connected to each f0/0 on both routers side. In order to allow one host from pinging another host, do you think it might work if i use static route or rip?? please help on this. Thanks

[crissa]

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plus there is pc connected to each f0/0 on both routers side. In order to allow one host from pinging another host, do you think it might work if i use static route or rip?? please help on this. Thanks

Hello,
directly connected interfaces have to use the same subnet. Use the same ip address range and subnet on the two serial interfaces, the rest can be fixed with static routing or a routing protocol.

HTH!
Bye, Tore