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Cisco switch configuration
already configured my switch as attached file. When I try to ping the vlan ID, it returns with timeout. However, "ip routing" has been put in the configuration.It seems that my VLANs can't be communicated with each other. Any idea ?
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No file attached. :)
And idea - did you configure default gateway on host(s) to be Interface VLAN IP address?
And idea - did you configure default gateway on host(s) to be Interface VLAN IP address?
Do I need to have at least one workstation on VLAN 3 before I can ping the vlan 3 interface in the switch ?
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Dump.txt
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Dump.txt
You need active port in that LAN. As long as no active ports in VLAN, interface VLAN is down (host or active trunk port with assigned VLAN should be enough).
You can check if interface vlan is down issuing command
#sh ip int brief
Vlan20 192.168.20.1 YES NVRAM down down
#sh ip int brief
Vlan20 192.168.20.1 YES NVRAM down down
yes, they are down.
No device is attached as it is a new switch.
Do you mean I need to configure a port as trunk port to allow vlan 3, 6, ... to pass through for testing.
In fact, we will put four switches in a stack so I believe no trunk port is needed...
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No device is attached as it is a new switch.
Do you mean I need to configure a port as trunk port to allow vlan 3, 6, ... to pass through for testing.
In fact, we will put four switches in a stack so I believe no trunk port is needed...
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So, there should be at least on host plug into the VLAN before I can ping the VLAN interface ?? I can't explicitly turn on VLAN interface on .. ?
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