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This is an SNMP or simple network management protocol lab, this lab consists of a PC connected to a

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switch, which in turn is connected to two routers.

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We're going to run SNMP on the routers, if you want to

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you can also enable SNMP on the switch and check information on the switch in a similar way to what

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we're doing on the routers.

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The tasks that you need to complete in this lab include enabling SNMP on both router 1 and router 2.

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So on router 1, which is a 2911, and on router 2, which is an ISR, configure SNMP

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with community string public for read-only and private for read to

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write.

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Then use the MIB browser on the PC to view the hostname of router 1 and router 2. So on this PC, go to

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desktop MIB browser put in the IP address of the router that you want to check.

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You can get the IP address information by looking at the router.

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So as an example, show IP interface brief shows me that router 1

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has this IP address configured on Gigabit 00, so in the MIB browser, put that IP address in, browse the MIB

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tree and then get the router name.

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Then view the interfaces on router 1

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using the MIB browser, look at interface types, view the routing table, the OSPF area router idea of router

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1 as well as the OSPF neighbors of router 1.

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So these are read SNMP commands that you're going to be sending to the routers, but then you need to

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change the name of router 1 or r1 to router 1 using the MIB browser on the PC.

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Now you can do more than what I've listed here.

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These tasks just give you some ideas of the things that you can do using SNMP between a PC and some routers.

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So if you want to try other things, then do that

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but you have some tasks to get you used to using SNMP as a bonus, which you can also do, is run simulation

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mode and then view the S&P messages sent between the PC and the routers.

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So actually have a look at the SNMP messages going back and forth between the PC and the routers.

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So can you complete this llab? Download the attached packet tracer file and see if you can complete

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the lab yourself.

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Otherwise, watch the next video where I complete the lab.