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First, can you ping all of your routers and their connecting networks and/or subnets? If you can, everything is working. If you can't, then start looking at the routing table and be sure the networks you need are there. Check the top table using sh ip eigrp topology all-links. This will show...

Get to enable mode than type in the commands: config t (enter) than type in the interface you want the address on and the ip address. interface e0 ip address 192.168.56.1 255.255.255.0 no shut You need to do this for each interface you are going to use. each needs its own address.

What routing protocol are you running? If ospf than you want: Frame=Relay Switching int s1 encap frame-relay frame-relay intf-type DCE (be sure wiring is right) frame-relay route 102 interface Serial0 103 (the DLCIs set on the other routers) int s0 encap frame-relay frame-relay intf-type DCE...

No cert for BSCN, just one part of CCNP. Troytec claims will have one by end of May. Best bet, study hard, know what was covered in the book on BGP. It was 1/3 of my test. Best wishes and good studying.

Don't let it bother you. It probably isn't doing anything in or to your network. It is not likely that you have an unnumbered serial interface and I have no idea what EIGRP would use it for. To the best of my recollection, I have only used it with ospf and bgp other than to give an unnumbered...

It would appear that you have lost your config. be sure to type "copy run start" before shuting down the router. Better yet, save it to a tftp server if you have one available. If you don't, get one set-up.

I have a problem with the fact that you have two directly connected networks and they can't see each other? Run "sh ip route" and see if they show-up in the table. Then check to see that both interfaces are up. Make sure that you typed the "no shut" command on both...