From: Joseph Saad (joseph.samir.saad@gmail.com)
Date: Mon Jun 23 2008 - 00:51:32 ART
On my first go at Vol II, I remember spending 3 days (over 10 hours) on
this. Reading the solution guide and understanding nothing.
On my second go after more than 15 labs with redistribution tasks and having
a grip on all techniques such as admin distance manipulation, tagging or
metric manipulation, the solution just comes to you.
Read about redistribution in Wendel Odom and would advise to watch the
redistribution CoD's in Internetwork Expert over and over again and keep
practicing with "*debug ip routing" *enabled.
Best Regards,
Joseph, #20243
On Sun, Jun 22, 2008 at 7:43 PM, Brian Valentine <bkvalentine@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I'm quite frustrated at task 4.11 in Lab 2. The task asks for a fairly
> complex route redistribution scenario. However, it doesn't seem like it
> should be that hard. After struggling with the task for a while, I finally
> gave in and consulted the solution guide. After initially deciding that I
> didnb t like the solution, I was surprised that there was absolutely no
> explanation. There's not a "breakdown" section at all. So, I decided to
> just try the solution provided and that didn't work. (The failover link
> between R4 and R5 would come up if the FR link between R3 and F5 went down,
> but routing wouldn't converge). The solution even uses a route-map that
> matches an IP subnet that doesn't appear anywhere in the lab --
> 132.x.7.0/24!
>
> In looking at the forums, it appears that many others were frustrated by
> this task and found the same result that I did -- the solution provided does
> not work and there is no explanation. After spending nearly half the day on
> this one task, I was unable to complete the lab in the amount of time that I
> had rented rack space (two 5.5 hour sessions)
>
> I sure hope the real lab isn't so poorly designed. Did anyone else
> experience this?
>
> Brian Valentine
>
>
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