Routing Concepts (N10-009)
Welcome to the Routing Concepts practice lab. In this module, you will be provided with the instructions and devices needed to develop your hands-on skills.
In this module, you will explore fundamental routing concepts, including static routing techniques, to establish efficient data paths. Static routing involves manually configuring routing tables, thus providing a straightforward method for small-scale networks. Network Address Translation (NAT) will be implemented to enable private network devices to access the Internet using a single public IP address via port forwarding. Additionally, you will delve into the utilization of subinterfaces, a technique in which a single physical network interface is logically divided into multiple virtual interfaces, each assigned a unique IP subnet and IP address. This allows for the segmentation of network traffic and facilitates the creation of distinct broadcast domains within a single physical interface.
Overview
Learning Outcomes:
In this module, you will complete the following exercises:
- Exercise 1 – Static Routing
- Exercise 2 – NAT
- Exercise 3 – Subinterfaces
After completing this module, you should be able to:
- Configure pfSense.
- Configure a static soute.
- Configure port forwarding.
- Create a VLAN on a pfSense subinterface.
Exam Objectives:
The following exam objectives are covered in this module:
2.1 Explain characteristics of routing technologies
- Static routing
- Address translation
- Subinterfaces