CCNA: How To Configure Static Routes on Cisco Router

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Wow, you explained that so clearly and concisely.

Thanks Blake.

Thank you for sharing this video, really was very helpful to me.

How can i know when a directly attached static route to an interface is using ARP?

I was crying thinking of dropping my programming major because of this mandotory networking class but you have picked me up form the depths of my despair. Thank you.

made 8 years ago, but today in 2020 this saved my ass. thank you

What software is that you are using for the demo?

Thanks man

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks. not sure what there was to dislike.<smh>

What sorcery is this? i mean simulator

That's real great explanation of basic Cisco configuration interfaces! Thanks Blake!

Thanks for the post Blake.

thank you for good

Hi, may i ask how do u know which one is the destination address and the next hop ip address?

That's understandable..

this is just assigning an ip address....not really a static route...static routes use this format conf t ip route 10.10.20.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.100.1

Good job my man!!

he's the van gogh of IT :D 

Eventhough it is short, very useful and explain the idea behind the static route clearly.

Thank you, nice explanation. May i know why we use 255.255.255.0 as subnet mask for 10.10.1.2? Is not that 10.10.1.2 under class A? or are you using as 10.10.1.2/24? I am newbie to CCNA, correct me if I am wrong.

Thanks man! Will do ;)

Great tutorial! Short and to the point. Keep up the good work!