The thing with logging is that the defaults are so good that you rarely adjust them! There are three main methods of accessing log messages, and it won’t surprise you to find out the commands for each are just a bit different: Again the defaults are so good but you might have times when you

what I will do is remove the static route that we have on router 2 right now. And we want to see a fully specified route in action We’ve seen the first two of our three regular types where we have recursive which is going to specify the next hop IP address and then directly

As we were suspecting, R2 cannot ping R4. They are on different subnets and version 6 is advanced but not that advanced! So we have to add a little something here… Typically in a network we could and likely would configure OSPF, RIP, or EIGRP for IPv6, but we’re saving those for another IPv6 section.