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In this lab.

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The first task is to configure device hostnames.

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We then need to configure IP addresses, static routes and verify connectivity.

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So on router one.

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When I click on Seelye, I'm told that the device needs to be powered on.

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So I'm going to pow on the device and go to see Ollie.

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And as you can see, the device is now booting up.

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So what are we waiting for that?

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I'll confirm that all devices are powered on.

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So I'm simply going to power on.

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Each individual rotor and make sure that it's booting up.

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So I'm going to do that.

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And rather three.

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As well as writer for.

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So devices are now booting.

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Back on.

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Writer one We asked whether we want to enter the initial configuration dialog.

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We don't want to do that.

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So I'm going to bypass that by saying no and I'm going to configure the hostname of this rather as rather

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one.

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So before going any further show, IPI Interface brief shows me the interfaces and IP addresses configured

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on this router.

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At the moment, no IP addresses are configured on the router and the interfaces are shut down.

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So IPv6 route only shows us a route to nul zero.

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There are no other routes in the routing table and show IPV six interface brief shows us something similar

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to show IP Interface Brief.

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We can see that the interfaces are currently shut down and no IP addresses are configured on the router

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interfaces.

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So so the first thing I need to do is enable IPV six unicast routing and then go on to gigabit 00/0

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and no, shut the interface and configure it with an IP version six address.

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In this case, 2001, colon, one colon, colon one slash 64 show IPV six route.

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Notice we don't see this IP address or route in the IP version six routing table.

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And the reason for that is the connection between router one and router two is currently down.

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So show IPV six interface brief shows us that the interface is up down.

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We do have an IP version six global unicast address configured on this interface.

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We also have a link local address, but the interface is up, down.

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So if we go to router two.

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And no shutter the interface connected to writer one.

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Notice the links go green.

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And back on.

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Writer one We see that the interface has come up.

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And now notice when we use the command show IPV six account, this command shows us that we have both

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a directly connected route.

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As well as a local route in the routing table.

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C is for connected.

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L is for local.

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Notice of this directly connected route has a slash 64 mosque.

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This is a root, not an IP address.

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So notice it's 2001 colon, one colon, colon.

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Whereas over here we have the IP address configured on this interface.

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Available as a local route in the routing table.

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Notice it's a slash of 128.

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This is the IP address configured on this interface.

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And because that IP address is configured on gigabit 00/0, this route is available via that interface.

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If I go back to router two and I shut the interface down the link to write a one goes down show IPV

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six route shows us that those routes are no longer available in the IP version six routing table.

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No shut to the interface router back.

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So as an example, we should be able to ping ourselves, which we can.