How to configure Rip Version 2 using Cisco Packet Tracer

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Thank you so much.
This video helped me with my assignment
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Great, thanks

very well explained.. thanks Mathew

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Sir how are you
Sir i need your help about my ripv2 and routing summarization ?

Thank you very much for this video. It really did help me.

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Thanks for sharing Matt, that was very helpful.

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Thanks! That helped a lot.

Great Tutorial! Thanks a million!

perfect, thanks!

Do you have a video on EIGRP also?

nice

Hey +Matt Whit, I've really enjoyed watching this video and according to you and what I've seen so far all your routers configurations were based on different class of I.P addresses, right? So! I was just wondering if it'd be possible To configure two routers on the same network for two devices that have IP addresses of the same class? Looking forward to your response.

+1 for showing how to keep ports always labeled

Thanks a lot man, clear explanation

Hi Matt,
I have created a RIP topology in packet tracer. Compose of 40 computers connected in 8 switches and 3 routers. My professor
wants me to configure my own topology that 1 computer can only send data to another computer but it can't send to other computer. Can you help me how to do that? Can I send to you my own created topology for you to visualize?Thanks

Armin,
BS Computer Engineering Student

thank you this help me alot

thank you very much !! helped me a lot.

Thank your for presenting in a way I could understand. For this newbie, it would have been helpful to annotate your ip addresses so they could be seen on screen.

Shouldn't the network ID for Router 4 to PC 3 be 172.16.1.0 since the gateway (the first usable address)  is 172.16.1.1? If so, why do you use 172.16.0.0 for the network ID?