OSPF Single Area Lab
Routing

Overview
This lab demonstrates OSPF single-area configuration, including neighbor formation, route advertisement, and routing table verification.
Requirements
- Configure IP addressing on all routers
- Enable OSPF process on routers
- Advertise networks in Area 0
Steps
- Enable OSPF process on each router
- Configure router IDs for identification
- Advertise connected networks into Area 0
- Verify OSPF neighbor adjacency formation
Solution
- Step 1: Enabled OSPF process using router ospf 1
- Step 2: Assigned unique router IDs for each router
- Step 3: Advertised networks using network commands under Area 0
- Step 4: Confirmed neighbor adjacency using show ip ospf neighbor
- Step 5: Verified routing table entries learned via OSPF
Verification
- OSPF neighbors successfully formed
- Routes learned and installed in routing table
- Ping successful between remote networks
- No adjacency issues detected
Notes
- OSPF requires matching area IDs to form adjacency
- Router ID must be unique in the OSPF domain
- Hello and Dead timers must match for neighbors