A brand new Cisco router is configured with the following IP addresses. Fast Ethernet 0/3: 192.168.200.33 / 26Serial 0/3/1: 192.168.200.6 / 30What are the three statements required to complete the OSPF configuration part of the router assuming we are using process-ID 100 and Area 0? What does each command do?

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Quincy

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25 April, 09:09

A brand new Cisco router is configured with the following IP addresses. Fast Ethernet 0/3: 192.168.200.33 / 26Serial 0/3/1: 192.168.200.6 / 30What are the three statements required to complete the OSPF configuration part of the router assuming we are using process-ID 100 and Area 0? What does each command do?

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Carissa Ferrell · Answer 1

Answer: network address the wildcard mask area of ID the OSPF.

The network command should use syntax.

Like netstat

Ip config

Hostname

Explanation:

Each command make sure the router stays in focus to server.

And makes it run smooth