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The document outlines a troubleshooting lab for OSPF configuration on router R3, requiring the removal of area 1 and the configuration of area 0 on multiple interfaces. The user successfully completed the task with a score of 100% in under 19 minutes. Key steps include verifying OSPF settings and correcting network statements to ensure proper routing between routers.

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The document outlines a troubleshooting lab for OSPF configuration on router R3, requiring the removal of area 1 and the configuration of area 0 on multiple interfaces. The user successfully completed the task with a score of 100% in under 19 minutes. Key steps include verifying OSPF settings and correcting network statements to ensure proper routing between routers.

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7.5.

4 Troubleshoot OSPF 1

Your Performance
Your Score: 4 of 4 (100%) Pass Status: Pass
Elapsed Time: 18 minutes 43 seconds Required Score: 100%

Task Summary
Required Actions
On R3, remove area 1 from OSPF

On R3, configure OSPF for area 0 on Fa0/0


On R3, configure OSPF for area 0 on Fa0/1

On R3, configure OSPF for area 0 on Serial0/1/0

Explanation
In this lab, your task is to:

Troubleshoot and correct the problem.


Take only the necessary actions to correct the problem you find.
Use the information above to identify misconfigurations and to correct problems.

Complete this lab as follows:

1. Select R1.
2. Press Enter to get started.
3. At the R1> prompt, type enable and press Enter.
4. At the R1# prompt, type ping 192.168.3.30 or ping 192.168.3.158 and press Enter on the R3 router
to verify the problem.
5. At the R1# prompt, type show ip route and press Enter.
Notice that R1 knows about all networks connected to R2, but has not learned about any networks
connected to R3. This means that the problem is likely with the R3 router.
6. Select R3.
7. Press Enter to get started.
8. At the R3> prompt, type enable and press Enter.
9. At the R3# prompt, type show ip route and press Enter.
R3 has not learned about any routes through OSPF.
10. At the R3# prompt, type show ip protocols and press Enter.
11. Verify the following values of the OSPF configuration:
OSPF is running.
Network statements include all connected networks.
Network statements use the correct area number.
You should notice that the area number is using 1, not 0. With OSPF, all routers must be using
the same area number.
A network statement is not included for Fa0/1.
12. On R3, modify the network statements to use area 0 so that OSPF runs on all directly connected
:
networks.
a. At the R3# prompt, type conf t and press Enter.
b. At the R2(config)# prompt, type router ospf 300 and press Enter.
c. At the R3(config-router)# prompt, type no network 172.18.0.64 0.0.0.3 area 1 and press Enter.
d. At the R3(config-router)# prompt, type no network 192.168.3.0 0.0.0.255 area 1 and press
Enter.
e. At the R3(config-router)# prompt, type network 172.18.0.64 0.0.0.3 area 0 and press Enter.
f. At the R3(config-router)# prompt, type network 192.168.3.0 0.0.0.255 area 0 and press Enter.
g. Press Ctrl + Z.

You could also use network statements for 192.168.3.0 0.0.0.31 and 192.168.3.128
0.0.0.31 to add each user network segment individually. However, adding a single network
statement for the entire 192.168.3.0 network using 0.0.0.255 covers both of the user
networks attached with a single statement.

13. At the R1# prompt, type show ip route and press Enter to verify the fix.
14. At the R2# prompt, type show ip route and press Enter to verify the fix.
15. At the R3# prompt, typpe show ip route and press Enter to verify the fix.
16. At the R1# prompt, type ping 192.168.3.30 or ping 192.168.3.158 and press Enter to verify
connectivity.

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