Static Routing using Packet Tracer 5.0

I enter the commands to configure static routing on a router

Category:

Education

Tags:

• packet
• tracer
• static
• routing
• cisco

[andreum3]

USLES !!!

[05adictuz29]

I cant see what you are typing.....

[Filozoff90]

Kurwa a w poniedziałek kolokwium i oczywiście nie da się przeczytać tego, co napisała. Dobrze, że z audio co nieco idzie wyłapać.

Errrrr...

You fucked up with camera. I could not see what are you were typing in this video. Thank God, audio isn't bad.

[Karda4u]

nice one.............

[SleeserUSMC]

This was just what I needed simply because of the fact that I could not remember the "ip route" command, (It's been awhile) That one command brought me back up to speed.

[navveed]

Ok, Now've i figured it out. For those who are interested in the video then the commands you do not see while she explains them because of bad camera capture, you can write it down as she explains them (explaination tells you all what she is typing, which is really good) these commands will also appear after some time in the video and you can see what she has typed.

[navveed]

i think it was a good video but certain commands were not visible.

[smatx93]

You should make this so we can see your work. Thanks for wasting my time!

[rolandroiroi]

USELESS!! i dont know. i learned nothing

[aiwasen]

try again!!can't see what you are typing

[MosGuy]

@Mad1Cow: it's pronounced differently depending where you live. Sounds like you live in the UK, in which case you are right. But as the poster is in the USA, they are saying it correctly for north america. Personally I say it both ways in NA I say "ROWTER" in UK "ROOTER" ;-)

[Mad1Cow]

Route...it's pronounced ROUTE, as in ROOT not ROWT!!!