Lab 1: Setting up a Serial Interface

Lab 1: Setting up a Serial Interface
The goal of the first lab in this series is to set up a serial connection. Serial connection configurations require an additional command that is not required with Ethernet connection configurations. This command is the clock rate command, which establishes a common rate at which the sending and receiving routers will communicate with each other. Note that when a service provider circuit is used, you do not need to set the clock rate because the service provider provides the clocking.

Establish a simple serial-to-serial connection between the serial 0 interface on R1 and the serial 0 interface on R2. To accomplish this, first select R1 from the eRouters menu, and assign it a host name of router1. Configure the serial 0 interface of router1 with a clock rate of 64000, and enable the interface. Select R2 from the eRouters menu, and assign it a host name of router2. Enable the serial 0 interface on router2.

To verify that the connection is established, use the show cdp neighbors command on each router. This command will show the CDP information of each router's directly connected neighbors.

R1	R2
hostname router1 ! interface serial0  clock rate 64000  no shut	hostname router2 ! interface serial0  no shut

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