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For those of you eagerly awaiting updates to the new IEWB-RS Volume 1 Version 5.0 labs you’ll be happy to know that a partial release of the IP Services section is now posted.  The following topics in IP Services are now available for download on the members site:

 

13.1     Proxy ARP

13.2     DHCP Server

13.3     DHCP Client

13.4     DHCP Relay

13.5     DHCP Host Pool        

13.6     DHCP On-Demand Pool         

13.7     DHCP Proxy   

13.8     DHCP Information Option       

13.9     DHCP Authorized ARP           

13.10   IP SLA          

13.11   Object Tracking         

13.12   HSRP

13.13   VRRP

13.14   GLBP

13.15   Router Redundancy and Objects Tracking      

13.16   IRDP 

13.17   Router ICMP Settings

13.18   Basic NAT     

13.19   NAT Overload           

13.20   NAT with Route Maps           

13.21   Static NAT     

13.22   Static PAT     

13.23   NAT and IP Aliasing  

13.24   Static Policy NAT      

13.25   NAT with Overlapping Subnets          

13.26   TCP Load Distribution with NAT       

13.27   Stateful NAT with HSRP        

13.28   Stateful NAT Primary/Backup

13.29   NAT Virtual Interface 

13.30   NAT Default Interface

13.31   Reversible NAT         

13.32   Static Extendable NAT           

 

Please direct all questions related to this series to http://www.IEOC.com.  More sections will become available this week as well, and an announcement will be posted on the blog and the IEOC site.

 

Happy Labbing!

 

Brian

Looks like I get some extra practice I literally just ran through the 4.1 Labs  and got done reloading my routers probably a good thing in the end although I am kicking myself a little right now.  Thanks for the update.

Labs were great had some initial issues with the configs.  I have used them before from you guys where it has all the input in one line and it has worked but no go this time.  Also thanks for putting the e0/0 and e0/1 on the configs for R3, R4, R5 I was always manually editing them now R6 is the only one I edit.  The following I believe are errors I found.

13.4 Solution guide references SW3 but should actually be SW2 as SW3 is not involved in task
13.6 Solution guide should read R3 sends a DHCP discover packet instead of R1
13.8 Solution guide for R4 only enables ip nat on eth 0/1 should also be on ser 0/0 and ser 0/1
13.9 While I think the solution guide technically is correct I would think since it explicitly states match telnet that instead of "any" you would want "any eq 23"
13.22 Solution guide states that R4 is responding to ICMP when R4 is actually generating ICMP and R5 is responding
 

Thanks for the feedback, these issues have been updated and a new version of the labs has been posted.  Keep your comments coming in as this is a huge undertaking trying to debug all of this content.  The more feedback we get from customers like you the more we can ensure that the material is as accurate as possible.

Thanks,


apd123 wrote:

Labs were great had some initial issues with the configs.  I have used them before from you guys where it has all the input in one line and it has worked but no go this time.  Also thanks for putting the e0/0 and e0/1 on the configs for R3, R4, R5 I was always manually editing them now R6 is the only one I edit.  The following I believe are errors I found.

13.4 Solution guide references SW3 but should actually be SW2 as SW3 is not involved in task
13.6 Solution guide should read R3 sends a DHCP discover packet instead of R1
13.8 Solution guide for R4 only enables ip nat on eth 0/1 should also be on ser 0/0 and ser 0/1
13.9 While I think the solution guide technically is correct I would think since it explicitly states match telnet that instead of "any" you would want "any eq 23"
13.22 Solution guide states that R4 is responding to ICMP when R4 is actually generating ICMP and R5 is responding
 

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I thought I'd try one of the labs just to see...

13.1...

We are told to put 155.1.146.5/24 on R5's F0/0. And then later we are shown a successful ping from SW1 to 155.1.58.5. That's intetresting because 155.1.58.5 was the address that we overwrote on R5's F0/0. I assume we should be pinging 155.1.5.5 from SW1.