This is the first in what I hope to be a useful series on configuration/walk through videos aimed at educating up-and-coming networking professionals on some of the more fundamental concepts.

Today we’ll be looking at static routing and how to configure it in a small Cisco network. Below are the lab files (GNS3) and the videos themselves.

Download the Lab Outline

Download the GNS3 Lab used in this video

Since it’s a new Youtube channel, I’m limited to 15 minutes per clip, and therefore had to break it into two parts. First, part one:

And part two:

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Principal Systems Engineer at Cloudflare focused on traffic engineering, Rust, and highly available distributed systems.

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