I have three routers in GNS3, each router connected to first router forming like this, /\

I am using class B address 142.55.0.0 with subnet mask 255.255.255.0 to configure the network. Moreover, I tried creating four subnets as required. How do I do static routing between these three routers?

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It looks like this then:

RA = Router A
RB = Router B
RC = Router 3

In = inside interface
Out = outside interface

-- Router
---- Patch cable

So:

RA In -- RA Out ---- RB In -- RB Out ---- RC Out -- RC in

RB is in the middle so "inside" and "outside" don't mean anything, just labels.

So you want to route from RA In to RC In.

On RA, you need

route <RC inside subnet> <RC inside subnet mask> <RB in>

On RC you need

route <RA inside subnet> <RA inside subnet mask> <RB Out>

On RB you need

route <RA inside subnet> <RA inside subnet mask> <RA Out>
route <RC inside subnet> <RC inside subnet mask> <RC Out>
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what is RA out? – Ankur Oct 16 '11 at 17:41
The key is at the top of the post. RA = Router A, Out = outside interface. So RA Out = Router A outside interface. – Paul Oct 16 '11 at 21:14
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