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Just now starting to do networking. Messing around with Packet Tracer and I feel like I've configured everything right. All interfaces are up the ip configurations on the devices match what i put on the side.
I was thinking that I messed up on the gateway part but the PCs gateway is right.
Where do you think I fucked up at?
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OP here. When I ping from one subnet to the other it says "request timed out"
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>>61865962
Do you have a firewall on the routers? Where is the gateway?
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>>61866033
No i didn't place firewall. I thought the routers LAN IP could be used as a gateway for the endpoint machines.
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>>61865948
nibba let me get the uhhh
R1(config)#ip route 192.168.20.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.30.2
R2(config)#ip route 192.168.10.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.30.1
oh and netacad is a literal waste of time unless you're totally fucking inept and need some guidance. Get Odom's book and get your CCNA
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>>61865948
Your missing the clock between the WAN serial connection.
Right click on one of the routers >Click Clock > 6400
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>>61866884
this
the routers know the directly connected networks only at this point. Either use a default route, static route, or use a routing protocol. RIP is probably simplist.
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>>61866884
This. don't enroll in any netacad class they're waste of money and time. my uni forced us to enroll on this subject and i didn't learn any shit from our professor who's bragging about the money they get on this shit.
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