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Does anyone know about networking?
I'm having trouble making picrelated to work, Does anybody have any ideas?
Here is basically what I did
s0:
Vlan 10,20
etherchannel 1(and trunking)
placed PC port into access mode
s1:
Vlan 10,20
etherchannel 2(and trunking)
placed PC port into access mode
Multiplayer switch:
Enabled ip routing
made interfaces using
interface vlan 10 and writing appropriate IP's
turned each side of etherchannel into trunks(using encapsulation dot1Q first)
But I can't get PC's to ping each other
The ICBM ping gets stuck at L3 switch.
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bump, nobody whom I've asked seems to be able to figure it out
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have you already tried if it works without trunking?
Honestly I've never used trunking. Also what do you mean by the L3 switch?
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Do the PC's each have their default gateway set to the vlan10/20 (respectively) addresses that are on the multilayer switch ?
Are the VLAN interfaces up/up on the multilayer switch (show int vlan 10). They might have to be 'no shut' depending on the platform and IOS defaults.
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>>58576699
Replying to myself with some other ideas and questions:
Do vlan 10 and 20 exist (not the interfaces, the vlans themselves) on the multilayer switch ?
What does 'show ip route connected' and 'show ip arp' give you on the multilayer switch ?
I guess my final piece of advice is to take this a step at a time. Go end to end and make sure layer2 is working (check spanning tree, switchport, etc). Then move on to layer3. Don't get ahead of yourself - you will typical start on a goose chase.
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>>58575822
There's a few quotes from networking books on typeracer, so yes, I'm more or less an expert.
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