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IPexpert’s Lab Preparation Workbookfor the Cisco® CCIE™ v4 Routing & Switching Lab Exam

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A message from the Author(s): The scenarios covered in this workbook were developed by Routing & Switching CCIEs to help you prepare for the Cisco CCIE Routing & Switching laboratory. It is strongly recommended that you use other reading materials in addition to this workbook. Training is not the CCIE Routing & Switching workbook objective. The intent of these labs is to test your knowledge and ability of implementing Cisco Enterprise Routing & Switching Solutions. Time management is very important, if you get stuck on a lab scenario be sure to write it down. Formulate a Checklist for skipped sections and then return to those sections once you have gone through the entire lab. Be sure to revisit the questions that you do not understand.

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Contents IPEXPERT END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT ........................................................................................ 3

END USER LICENSE FOR ONE (1) PERSON ONLY ............................................................................. 3 Layer 2 Connectivity Diagram ....................................................................................................................... 5

Base Connectivity Diagram ........................................................................................................................... 6

Lab 1 - General Setup ................................................................................................................................. 11

Lab 1 Topology ....................................................................................................................................... 12 Lab 1 Pre-Lab Setup ............................................................................................................................... 13 Lab 1 Configuration Tasks ...................................................................................................................... 14

Lab 2 – Switching: Per VLAN Spanning Tree + .......................................................................................... 17


Lab 3 – Switching: Multiple Spanning Tree................................................................................................. 23


Lab 4 – Switching: Rapid Per VLAN Spanning Tree+ ................................................................................ 29


Lab 5 - Layer 2 Tunneling ........................................................................................................................... 35

Lab 5 Topology ....................................................................................................................................... 36 Lab 5 Configuration Tasks ...................................................................................................................... 38

Lab 6 - Frame Relay ................................................................................................................................... 41


Lab 7 - Bridging and Frame Relay .............................................................................................................. 47


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Lab 8 – RIPv2 ............................................................................................................................................. 51

Lab 8 Layer 2 Topology .......................................................................................................................... 52 Lab 8 Pre-Lab Setup ............................................................................................................................... 54 Lab 8 Configuration Tasks ...................................................................................................................... 55

Lab 9 – EIGRP ............................................................................................................................................ 59

Lab 9 Layer 2 Topology .......................................................................................................................... 60 Lab 9 Layer 3 Topology .......................................................................................................................... 61 Lab 9 Pre-Lab Setup ............................................................................................................................... 62 Lab 9 Configuration Tasks ...................................................................................................................... 63

Lab 10 – OSPF ........................................................................................................................................... 67

Lab 10 Layer 2 Topology ........................................................................................................................ 68 Lab 10 Layer 3 Topology ........................................................................................................................ 69 Lab 10 Configuration Tasks .................................................................................................................... 71

Lab 11 – OSPF ........................................................................................................................................... 73

Lab 11 Topology ..................................................................................................................................... 74 Lab 11 Addressing Table ........................................................................................................................ 75 Lab 11 Pre-Lab Setup ............................................................................................................................. 75 Lab 11 Configuration Tasks .................................................................................................................... 76

Lab 12 - GRE and Routing Protocols .......................................................................................................... 79

Lab 12 Topology ..................................................................................................................................... 80 Lab 12 Pre-Lab Setup ............................................................................................................................. 81 Lab 12 Configuration Tasks .................................................................................................................... 82

Lab 13 - Border Gateway Protocol .............................................................................................................. 85

Lab 13 Layer 2 Topology ........................................................................................................................ 86 Lab 13 Layer 3 Topology ........................................................................................................................ 87 Lab 13 Pre-Lab Setup ............................................................................................................................. 88 Lab 13 Configuration Tasks .................................................................................................................... 89

Lab 14 - Multiprotocol BGP ......................................................................................................................... 93

Lab 14 Topology ..................................................................................................................................... 94 Lab 14 Addressing Table ........................................................................................................................ 95 Lab 14 Pre-Lab Setup ............................................................................................................................. 96 Lab 14 Configuration Tasks .................................................................................................................... 97

Lab 15 - Routing Protocol Redistribution .................................................................................................. 101

Lab 15 Layer 2 Topology ...................................................................................................................... 102 Lab 15 Layer 3 Topology ...................................................................................................................... 103 Lab 15 Pre-Lab Setup ........................................................................................................................... 104 Lab 15 Configuration Tasks .................................................................................................................. 105

Lab 16 - ACLs and Filters for IPv4 ............................................................................................................ 109


Lab 17 - Router Security ........................................................................................................................... 117


Lab 18 - Router Security ........................................................................................................................... 125

Lab 18 Topology ................................................................................................................................... 126

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Lab 18 Addressing Table ...................................................................................................................... 127 Lab 18 Pre-Lab Setup ........................................................................................................................... 128 Lab 18 Configuration Tasks .................................................................................................................. 129

Lab 19 - Router Redundancy and Network Services ................................................................................ 133

Lab 19 Topology ................................................................................................................................... 134 Lab 19 Configuration Tasks .................................................................................................................. 136

Lab 20 - Advanced Router Management .................................................................................................. 139

Lab 20 Topology ................................................................................................................................... 140 Lab 20 Pre-Lab Setup ........................................................................................................................... 141 Lab 20 Configuration Tasks .................................................................................................................. 142

Lab 21 – Quality of Service ....................................................................................................................... 145


Lab 22 - Legacy QoS to MQC Conversion ............................................................................................... 151


Lab 23 - Quality of Service ........................................................................................................................ 157

Lab 23 Topology ................................................................................................................................... 158 Lab 23 Addressing Table ...................................................................................................................... 159 Lab 23 Pre-Lab Setup ........................................................................................................................... 160 Lab 23 Configuration Tasks .................................................................................................................. 161

Lab 24 - Multicast ...................................................................................................................................... 165


Lab 25 - Multicast ...................................................................................................................................... 171


Lab 26 - Multi-Protocol Label Switching .................................................................................................... 179


Lab 27 - Multiprotocol BGP ....................................................................................................................... 185


Lab 28 - MPLS VPN .................................................................................................................................. 191


Lab 29 - Inter-AS MPLS VPN.................................................................................................................... 197

Lab 29 Topology ................................................................................................................................... 198

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Lab 29 Addressing Table ...................................................................................................................... 199 Lab 29 Pre-Lab Setup ........................................................................................................................... 200 Lab 29 Configuration Tasks .................................................................................................................. 201

Lab 30 - Multicast VPN ............................................................................................................................. 203


Lab 31 - Layer 2 VPN ................................................................................................................................ 209


Lab 32 - RIPng and EIGRPv6 ................................................................................................................... 215


Lab 33 - OSPFv3 and Multiprotocol BGP ................................................................................................. 221


Lab 34 - Cisco IOS Firewalls..................................................................................................................... 227

Lab 34 Topology ................................................................................................................................... 228 Lab 34 Address Table ........................................................................................................................... 229 Lab 34 Pre-Lab Setup ........................................................................................................................... 230 Lab 34 Configuration Tasks .................................................................................................................. 231

IPexpert Lab Preparation Workbook for the CCIE R&S Lab Exam Volume 1 – Lab 2


Lab 2 – Switching: Per VLAN Spanning Tree +

Technologies Covered

Etherchannel

VLAN Trunking

VTP

802.1x

Spanning-Tree

Port-security

RSPAN

Private VLANs

VLAN Maps

Overview

With four switches on the CCIE R&S lab (a combination of Catalyst 3550 and Catalyst 3560 switches with the v3.0 blueprint and four Catalyst 3560 switches on the v4.0 blueprint), there is the potential for a lot of detailed challenges in the "Switching" portion of the Routing & Switching exam. This lab is part of a series that will help prepare you for the types of scenarios you may be presented with.

Estimated Time to Complete: 3-4 Hours

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Lab 2 Topology



Lab 2 Pre-Lab Setup

Logically connect and configure your network as displayed in the Topology Diagram. You may also refer to the Diagram located within your configuration files for topology information.

Catalyst Interconnectivity: The catalyst switches are connected via a pair of FastEthernet ports between Each other and Cat1 and Cat2 have an additional Gigabit Ethernet Connection. Please refer to the “Layer 2 Connectivity Diagram” and the “Base Connectivity Diagram” at the beginning of the workbook or in your configuration files.

You will be using the above diagrams throughout this lab.

This lab is intended to be used with online rack access provided by www.proctorlabs.com. Connect to the terminal server for the online rack, and complete the configuration tasks as detailed below.

Prerequisites:

If using your own hardware:

o Login to IPexpert.com, navigate to the “My Configs” area, download “IPexpert Routing & Switching Volume 1 Configs”, find the Lab 2 INITIAL Configs, and copy and paste the proper router/switch files to the proper devices.

If you are using ProctorLabs, Log on to your Routing & Switching vRack Web UI:

o Near the top of the web page click the “Load Lab Configs” button and choose: Volume 1 Lab 2 INITIAL

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Lab 2 Configuration Tasks

2.1 Configure Cat3 so that you can create, modify and delete VLANs locally. The VLANs created on this switch should be propagated through the network. Use a domain name of “ipexpert”.

2.2 Cat1 should send VLAN updates with an MD5 one-way hash value. Other switches should not be able to process these updates unless they have the same MD5 value. Use a password of “1p3xp3rt#”. DO NOT use VLAN database commands to accomplish this task.

2.3 If a downstream switch does not possess a port in a VLAN that Cat1 is advertising, make sure that Cat1 does not propagate broadcast traffic for those VLANs.

2.4 Configure any interfaces connecting the switches together to appear as one link to STP per neighbor. If either of the interfaces is damaged, the switches should manage one-way links. Do not use industry standards, but make sure these links can negotiate their setup.

2.5 These links should allow all VLANs to travel across with their VLAN ID intact. You cannot use the Cisco proprietary protocol to achieve this. Every packet that traverses the link must have the VLAN ID, no exceptions.

2.6 Only allow the defined VLANs across the link.

2.7 Make sure that any unused ports do not remain in “auto” mode.

2.8 Any unused ports should be placed in VLAN567.

2.9 Enable Cat2 to authenticate 802.1x clients. The server IP address to use is 150.100.220.100 with a key of ipexpert.

2.10 Verify that Fa0/6 connected to R6 is always in an authorized state.

2.11 Configure Fa0/18 on Cat2 to check to see if the client connected is capable of 802.1x authentications.

2.12 Cat1 Fa0/5 should temporarily bypass the listening and learning stage to transition directly into a forwarding mode.

2.13 Assure that Cat2 becomes the root switch for VLAN100 with one command.

2.14 Configure Fa0/5 that R5 connects to so that the switch will only allow this learned MAC address to communicate through this port. If any other MAC addresses are learned on this port Cat2 should shut it down for a period of three hours.



2.15 You have installed a Cisco® Intrusion Protection System on Fa0/7 of Cat1 and you would like to test out its functionality. Configure the Switch to take traffic that is received on VLAN300 and send a copy to your IPS.

2.16 Configure VLAN567 to be in the IP Subnet 150.100.220.0/28. IP traffic should be routed. All switches will have an IP in VLAN567. Use .11, .12, .13, and .14 respectively

2.17 Configure all switches to be optimized for unicast routing.

2.18 Configure OSPF between R5, R6, R7 and all four of your switches. Place VLAN 567, 100, 40, and 300 into the OSPF routing process. You may use Area 0 everywhere. Add interfaces on the switches for each of these VLANs. Use .11, .12, .13, and .14 respectively.

2.19 Configure R5, R6, Cat1, and Cat2 to receive their time from R7. All of the devices should be in CST (-6) as well as adjust for Day Light Savings.

2.20 Configure Cat1 to age out MAC addresses 50 seconds longer than the default value for devices in VLAN 567.

2.21 On Cat1, create VLAN 86, assign ports Fa0/14, 15, 16, and 17 to this VLAN. This VLAN belongs to the IT department, make sure that these ports bypass listening and learning state, DO NOT use VLAN database to create the VLAN. A Smart Port macro should be used to create the VLAN and assign the ports and the configuration to the VLAN.

2.22 Configure Cat1 such that if port Fa0/14 receives BPDU packets it should transition into down/down err-disable state.

2.23 Configure Cat3 & Cat4 such that if ports Fa0/15 and/or Fa0/16 receive BPDU packets they should transition into down/down err-disable state, and they should stay in that state for a period of 380 seconds. After 380 seconds they should automatically recover and transition into UP/UP state; however, if these ports receive BPDU packets again, the cycle should be repeated.

2.24 You would like to monitor the activity on port Fa0/18 of Cat2, as clients connect their laptops to this port. Configure the switch such that when it learns/removes a MAC address an SNMP notification is generated and sent to the Network Management Server at 150.100.40.40. Since this is a very busy network, setup a trap interval so these messages are sent every 120 seconds with up to 50 entries, in order to reduce the bandwidth consumption. Use a read only SNMP community of “Port18”.

2.25 In Cat3 and Cat4, ensure that ports Fa0/12 and Fa0/13 are in VLAN 90, DO NOT use the VLAN database or any global configuration mode command to create this VLAN. Ensure that these ports cannot communicate with each other even though they are in the same VLAN.



An SVI should be created so hosts can reach the outside world. Use 150.100.90.0/24 as the network and .13 and .14 respectively.

2.26 Ensure that only the following traffic is allowed to pass through VLAN 12

All non-IP frames sourced from MAC-address 000b.cd96.cc4f destined to any host

OSPF traffic and ICMP traffic

All other frames should be denied

2.27 Make sure that VLAN 40 will only carry IPv6 traffic. All other traffic should be discarded.

2.28 On Cat3, ports Fa0/6 through Fa0/10 will utilize the 200.200.200.0/24 subnet. Allow ports Fa0/6 and Fa0/7 to talk to each other, but no other devices in this subnet should be allowed to speak intra-VLAN to each other. Create a VLAN interface to be used as the gateway out for this subnet as 200.200.200.200/24. Additional VLANs may be created.

2.29 Except in VLAN 100, Cat3 should not have any ports blocked by spanning tree.

2.30 In the event that Cat2 loses its link to Cat3, the path to the root bridge should go through Cat4 as quickly as possible. Do not use any “cost” or “priority” type commands on Cat2 to make this happen.

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