Static route is awesome if you know what you are doing. An excellent implementation of static route on your network puts you in total control of your routing table, making sure there are no rooms for any neighbor routers to goof up your routing table and cause unimaginable problems on your network. In this demonstration, we will be looking at one of the first network designs you are presented with when studying routing in the CCNA series.

The topology involves three routers with two WAN links and three local area networks between them. The objective is to achieve full connectivity among all the hosts on all the networks, using static route.

What you should commit to memory about static route:

>>It has a default administrative distance of 1

>>It supports variable length subnetmask and classless addressing

>>Networks/subnets must be statically configured on all routers

>>It’s supported across all vendors’ equipment

>>It does not use your bandwidth for route advertisement

>>Implementing static route on a large network can be tasking though not impossible.

#Please implement the Static routing of this scenario