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In this packet tracer lab, you need to configure static routes to enable IP connectivity between

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PCs on the left and servers on the right.

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You need to configure static routes using next-hop IP addresses and do that without using default routes.

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So in other words configure static routes using the correct subnet masks in this topology. The devices

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in this network have passwords configured of Cisco so use that if prompted for a password. For verification

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you need to ensure that PC 1 and PC 2 on the left can browse to Cisco.com.

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Do that using the DNS name Cisco.com.

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This server 172.161.2 is configured as a DNS server and is doing a name resolution for various

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domains including Cisco.com.

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Now in the real world, a website such as cisco.com wouldn't be using an RFC 1918 address but that's

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what we're going to do in this topology.

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This lab is not testing your knowledge of net or network address translation you are simply configuring

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static routes to enable connectivity between devices in this network.

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So make sure that your PCs can access Cisco.com using a web browser and in addition make sure that

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switch one on the left can ping the DNS server 170.161.2. At the moment if I open up a console

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on PC 1 and ping 172.161.2 notice we're told that the destination host is unreachable. This

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PC he has been allocated an IP address of via DHCP this routers configured as a DHCP server and is

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allocating IP addresses to the PCs but routing is not working properly.

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So can you complete to this lab?

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Can you configure static routes to ensure that the network works properly download the attached

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packet tracer file and see if you can complete the lab yourself.

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Otherwise watch the next video where I complete the lab.