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--- training:sanog32:0-setup [2018/07/23 15:59] – [Basic Router Configuration] philip
+++ training:sanog32:0-setup [2018/07/24 11:04] (current) – [Links to other Routers] philip
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 The lab will start simply by configuring each autonomous system, and making sure that transit works via their transit provider. The address plan for the entire network is described in the [Address Plan](address-plan) document. The initial set up is shown below.
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 ===== Preliminary =====
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-The following configuration examples show the suggested/recommended configuration to be implemented on the routers in each group. Replace the **RX** in the examples with the router type (either **B** for Border or **C** for Core or **P** for Peering or **A** for Access or **Cust** for Customer) and Group number as appropriate.
+The following configuration examples show the suggested/recommended configuration to be implemented on the routers in each group. Replace the **RX** in the examples with the router type (either **B** for Border or **C** for Core or **P** for Peering or **A** for Access) and Group number as appropriate.
 ==== Name the router ====
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 Now we will configure the router physical interfaces according to the diagram.
-The configuration example below shows what to do for the link between CX and BX. You will need to set up similar configuration for the links between CX and AX and between CX and PX.
+The configuration example below shows what to do for the link between CX and BX. You will need to set up similar configuration for the links between CX and AX, and between CX and PX.
 **On CX:**