What is a Static Routing. Static Routing configuration by using Cisco Packet tracer Software

Static Routing :- Static Routing is a form of technology that occurs when routers manually configured by the without machine.

Important points about the Static Routing :-

• Static Routing is also known as non-adaptive Routing Which means it can't modify whenever network administrator not change the ip address of the routers.
• Static Routing is a handle by manually or network administrator.
• In Static Routing network administrator is a add and define the path of routers.
• Static Routing is a Small scale level network.
• Static Routing is not a use complex algorithm.
• If any failure occurs in Static Routing then we can rerouting but in a dynamic routing it's not possible do this.
• Static Routing is a more difficult to configure as compared to the dynamic routing.

Advantages of  the Static Routing :-

1. Small Scale level network.
2. No overhead.
3. High Security.
4. Not use Bandwidth in a Static Routing.
5. Define the  default gateway.

Disadvantages of the Static Routing :-

1. Human Error.
2. Fault tolerance.
3. Administrator overhead.
4. Administrator distance.

Static Routing configuration in a CISCO Packet tracer :- 

First Step :-

• Open your CISCO Packet tracer Software.
• Select two PC and two routers in the CISCO Packet tracer Software.
• Connect the PC and routers with the copper cross over wire.

Second Step :- 

• Click on the PC0 and gives the IP address to the PC0.

• Click on the PC1 and gives the IP address to the PC1.

Third Step :-

• Click on the router0 and gives the IP address to the router0 in the Fastethernet 0/0.

• Click on the router1 and gives the IP address to the router1 in the Fastethernet 0/0.

Fourth Step :-

• Click on the router0 and gives the IP address to the router0 in the Fastethernet 0/1.

• Click on the router1 and gives the IP address to the router1 in the Fastethernet 0/1.

Fifth Step :-

• Click on the router0 and gives the network address to router0 in the Static parts.

• Click on the router1 and gives the network address to router1 in the Static parts.

Sixth Step :-

• Click on the PC0 and Open the CMD(Command prompt).
• Type the command ping 80.0.0.2