Configuring Routing on a Linux Host

You work as a Linux administrator for a small company and are in charge of network communication between the servers in your data center. You have been tasked with enabling communication between three different servers on three different subnets. Server 1 has two additional network interfaces, 10.0.2.20 and 10.0.3.20, in order to provide communication on the 10.0.2.0 and 10.0.3.0 networks respectively.

First, you will need add static routes to allow access for Server 1 and Server 2 to the eth1 and eth2 interfaces on Server 1. Next, you will need to add static routes on Server 1 to allow communication between Server 2 and Server 3. Finally, you will need to remove the static route for traffic on the 10.0.1.0 network on Server 3 and add route to prohibit any future communications on the 10.0.1.10 network.

Note:

• All tasks should be performed as the root user.
• All tasks performed will not persist through a reboot.
• IP forwarding is enabled on Server 1 to allow packets to be forwarded between Servers 2 and 3.