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Blendi Llapashtica ID#386008332

Professor Muzafer Shala

NSSA.241.50L3 - Intro.RoutingandSwitching

10 Nov 2023

1. In the Cisco Packet Tracer environment, I accessed the Command Line Interface (CLI)
of each router. After entering the global configuration mode using the "enable" and
"configure terminal" commands, I initiated OSPF with a specific process ID (e.g., 1)
using the "router ospf 1" command. To incorporate OSPF, I designated OSPF areas to
router interfaces with the "network" command. For example:

Router> enable
Router# configure terminal
Router(config)# router ospf 1
Router(config-router)# network 192.168.1.0 0.0.0.255 area 0

2. On each router, I employed the "show ip route ospf" command to examine OSPF routing
entries. Verification of OSPF adjacencies was conducted by executing the "show ip ospf
neighbor" command. To understand the initial network state, I carefully documented
routing entries and paths.

3. Within Packet Tracer, I simulated a failure scenario by disconnecting a redundant link. I


closely monitored changes in the OSPF routing table by using the "show ip route ospf"
command on each router. Additionally, I verified OSPF neighbor status through the
"show ip ospf neighbor" command to observe dynamic adjustments. This allowed me to
analyze how OSPF automatically rerouted traffic in response to the simulated link failure.

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