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Problem Routing to VLANS to get Internet Access
Good Morning,
I was tasked with setting up a QA lab with two vlans.VLAN 190: 10.201.1.0/24 and 10.201.2.0/24. There is a Domain Controller in each vlan (Please see attached Visio diagram). Each VLAN has its' own dedicated switch that connects to a port on the Cisco 3560G, each configured with a gateway address for each subnet. The 3560G also serves as the default gateway, forwarding requests to the ASA. Here is the problem. Neither VLAN can hit the internet.
Attached, find:
- A Visio diagram of the basic connectivity
- Core Switch Config
- ASA Firewall Config
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
Jim
Qalab.vsd
ASA-Config.txt
Switch01-Config.txt
I was tasked with setting up a QA lab with two vlans.VLAN 190: 10.201.1.0/24 and 10.201.2.0/24. There is a Domain Controller in each vlan (Please see attached Visio diagram). Each VLAN has its' own dedicated switch that connects to a port on the Cisco 3560G, each configured with a gateway address for each subnet. The 3560G also serves as the default gateway, forwarding requests to the ASA. Here is the problem. Neither VLAN can hit the internet.
Attached, find:
- A Visio diagram of the basic connectivity
- Core Switch Config
- ASA Firewall Config
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
Jim
Qalab.vsd
ASA-Config.txt
Switch01-Config.txt
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ikalmar,
Had to make some changes to your solution, but it works fine! Thank you!
Jim
Had to make some changes to your solution, but it works fine! Thank you!
Jim
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Just a couple of changes to the subnets. The theory was complete and it makes perfect sense.
Your welcome:)
ASKER
Jim