Packet Tracer Lab 7.2.4

In this packet tracer activity we venture into the RIPv2 field. Requirements include disabling automatic configurations as well as verifying configurations. RIPv2 is a classless routing protocol this means that it supports VLSM along with CIDR. In networks that use a VLSM addressing scheme, a classless routing protocol is essential to propagate all of the networks along with their correct subnet masks. As a result we will be using such a format for the network at hand. The debug ip rip command will be of assistance in this lab, in order to reverse the previous configurations of RIPv1. Many of the same commands that were used for verifying and troubleshooting RIPv1 can be used for RIPv2 as well. Such commands include show ip route, show ip interface brief, as well as show running config, and then skynet takes over.