Free CCNA | Floating Static Routes | Day 24 Lab | CCNA 200-301 Complete Course

In this lab you will configure floating static routes to act as backup routes to those learned via a dynamic routing protocol.

In this FREE and COMPLETE CCNA 200-301 course you will find lecture videos covering all topics in Cisco official exam topics list, end-of-video quizzes to test your knowledge, flashcards to review, and practice labs to get hands-on experience.
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0:00 Introduction
2:21 Step 1
7:03 Step 2
9:33 Step 3
12:45 Boson NetSim

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[JeremysITLab]

ERRATA: At 1:23 I said 'static routes by default have an administrative distance of 5'. The actual default AD of static routes is 1 (I mixed it up with Juniper devices, in which static routes have an AD of 5).

[dhavalpatel]

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[RileySalm]

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[travelandexplorebd]

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[infotechyeti]

awesome work as always. just to recap for my own sake, the floating static route could be use as a backup route in case an interface goes down or something happens with ospf but in order to make sure that we dont break ospf, as the primary routing protocol configured, we configure floating static route the same as a static route but then add at the end of the command a metric higher than ospf of 110. thanks again Jeremy!

[michaeldozier]

I did this entire lab without watching the video for the first time, your teaching style is unmatched jeremy!

[iamsteezze]

Hello Jeremy! I'm pleased to inform you that i took the exam this Tuesday and I passed. Thanks for your great classes. I'll be following the series until it ends. Thanks a lot

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Wonderful job, Jermey. 👍

[cpo]

Awesome, Jeremy. You were right about Boson's NetSim! It's awesome! I also picked up the practice tests.

[feljuntano]

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[gususu]

Love this series. Would be grateful to see some firewall troubleshooting: how one could troubleshoot which firewall is blocking connectivity between hosts.

[ActionzvanNeshie]

Welcome back pro I have been missing you.
Keep on the good work

[shlomiunger]

Just did the Boson NetSim lab. Such good practice! Thanks!!

[chrisportal]

I discovered my issue, I was not waiting long enough for the OSPF routing to come up.

Chris P

[BackTheARay]

nothing is better than Jeremy giving "another tool" (Tracert) that you already used for this lab.

[alifalah]

welcome back jeremy we have been waiting for you

[glenntembo]

Thanks J, always glad to watch your inputs

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Thank you for your amazing work, keep up doing it.

[evancrosley]

Thank you for covering traceroute again. EXTREMELY helpful seeing it in action!