CCNA

Static routes are manually configured paths in a router’s routing table, offering precise control over traffic flow. Unlike dynamic routing...

Static routes are manually configured entries in a router’s routing table, directing traffic to specific destinations. Unlike dynamic routing protocols...

As a network engineer preparing CCNA and CCNP students for real-world Cisco deployments, understanding stub networks and routers is crucial....

Routing is the process of selecting paths in a network along which to send network traffic. It forms the backbone...

Switch Virtual Interfaces (SVIs) are a cornerstone of modern enterprise networking, enabling efficient inter-VLAN routing on multilayer switches. This guide,...

In the world of networking, understanding the OSI model’s Layer 3 is crucial for anyone preparing for CCNA (200-301) or...

If you are using a legacy Inter-VLAN routing, ensure that the switch ports connecting to the router interface are configured...

Inter-VLAN routing enables communication between devices on different VLANs, a critical concept. Verifying host-to-host connectivity ensures proper configuration and operation...

In a previous lesson, legacy inter-VLAN routing requires multiple physical interfaces on the router and the switch. However, in the...