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In this hands-on lab, we're getting first hop redundancy protocols.

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We're going to work with R1 and R2 and based on the topology R1, the interface

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for that

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common 10.12 zero network, that interface in R1 is gig 0/0 and on R2 it's gig 1

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/0.

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So refer to the topology diagram to confirm which interfaces.

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So here's what I'd love you to do.

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In R1, gig 0 0 and R2, gig 1 0, I'd like you to go ahead and set their

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interfaces to their defaults.

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You can do that with a default interface, gig 0/0, respectively, and gig 1/0.
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You can do that with a default interface, gig 0/0, respectively, and gig 1/0.

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And then once you wipe those interfaces out, go ahead and set up their IP

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addresses.

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So on R1, gig 0, it'd be 10.12.0.1 with a 24-bit mask.

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And on R2's, gig 1/0 would be 10.12.0.2 with a 24-bit mask.

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So once you set up the basic IP addresses on the interfaces, I'd then like you

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to configure HSRP

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using version 2 for group 1 as follows.

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The virtual IP address will be 10.12.0.99 because that's what the client's

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expecting to use.

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As their default gateway, please enable preempt because in HSRP it's not on by
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As their default gateway, please enable preempt because in HSRP it's not on by

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default.

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And then on R1, set the priority to 99 and R2, set the priority to 105.

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And then once you've configured that, you can test it by shutting down

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respective interfaces either gig 0/0 and R1 or gig 1/0 on R2, give it just a

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moment.

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And then you should still be able to get off that local network using the PC-PC

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12 that we used

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in the demonstrations. So then once you've configured HSRP and you've tested it

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,

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devalited it works, I'd then like you to repeat that process for VRRP.
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devalited it works, I'd then like you to repeat that process for VRRP.

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And then once that's all tested and done, I'd then like you to go ahead and do

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it with Gateway

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Load Balancing Protocol. And if you're super comfortable with one already like,

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"Hey, I can do HSRP in my sleep, just go ahead and start with VRRP."

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Or if you've done HSRP in VRP a lot and you just want to focus on GLVP,

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feel free. The lab is there for you to get hands-on practice to reinforce the

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concepts that we've

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looked at in this set of videos and also to improve your skills and getting

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better and better

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with first-hop redundancy protocols. So have some fun with the hands-on lab and
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with first-hop redundancy protocols. So have some fun with the hands-on lab and

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then when you're done,

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and if you'd like a walkthrough, join me in the next video and we'll do that

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walkthrough together.