Create a network Topology Setup in such a way so that System A can ping to two Systems System B and System C but both these systems should not be pinging each other without using any security rule e.g. firewall etc.

Vineet Negi
3 min readMar 29, 2021

Step 1: Setting up System A

IP & SUBNET FOR SYSTEM A -: 192.168.56.103/24

ifconfig 

Checking the Routing Rule

route -n

#EXTRA

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Commands to Configure the IPAddress,NetMask and Routing Table
1. IPAddress & NetMask
ifconfig enp0s3 new_ip_address/new_NetMask
2. Routing Table
## delete the rule
route del -net present_ipaddress netmask devicename(enp0s3)
## add the rule
route add -net new_ipaddress netmask devicename(enp0s3)

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Step 2: Setting up System B

IP & SUBNET FOR SYSTEM A -: 192.168.56.101/24

Adding Routing Rule

Step C: Setting up System C

IP & SUBNET FOR SYSTEM A -: 192.168.56.102/24

Adding routing rule

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PING FROM SYSTEM A TO SYSTEM B

PING FROM SYSTEM B TO SYSTEM C

PING FROM SYSTEM C TO SYSTEM B

TASK COMPLETED …..

For any query ping me and connect with me on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/vineet-negi

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Vineet Negi
Vineet Negi

Written by Vineet Negi

★ Aspiring DevOps Engineer ★ Technical Volunteer @LinuxWorld ★ Technical Content Writer @Medium ★ ARTH Learner

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