VLAN Revision
Before you begin today, you should read the Cisco guide to VLANs.
Cisco
guide to VLANs
Download the
.pkt file
This is a partially complete network. Two VLANs have already been
configured on Switch 0.
Use the command show vlan
to discover which ports the VLANs are associated with.
The routing has already been configured across the routers. You should
verify that you have full connectivity across the network devices.
What type of cable connects the Switch 0 and Switch 2? Why is this type
of cable used?
View the configuration of Router 0. Note that there are two
subinterfaces connected to Fa0/0.
What routing protocol is in use?
What are the subnets currently in use for the two subinterfaces?
Adding to VLAN 10
Use the CLI on Switch 2 to determine which VLANs are already
configured.
You should connect two PCs to Switch 2 and configure them to become
members of VLAN 10.
You will need to decide on network numbering here and also configure
VLANs on two of the ports of Switch 2.
If you are not sure how to do this, look at the configuration of Switch
0.
Name these PCs as members of VLAN 10 so it is easy to see on the screen.
Check that you have full connectivity before proceeding.
Adding to VLAN 20
You should connect two more PCs to Switch 2 and configure them to
become members of VLAN 20.
You will need to decide on network numbering here and also configure
VLANs on two more of the ports of switch 2.
Name these PCs as members of VLAN 20 so it is easy to see on
the screen.
Check that you have full connectivity before proceeding.
Configure Router 1
You should now add vlans 10 and 20 to Router 1
Check the configuration of Router 0 to see how this is configured.
You can add the following to configure vlan 10
It is your choice as to the IP address to give to the interface.
interface
FastEthernet0/0.1
description
vlan 10
encapsulation
dot1Q 10
ip
address 192.168.10.x
255.255.255.0
Now add vlan 20
to Router 1 in the same manner.
Check connectivity before proceeding.
Now add DHCP to Router 1. Use
the similar configuration to that on
Router 0.
Configure VLANs on Switch 1
Now check Switch 1 for vlans. you will need to add
vlans 10 and 20 to this switch. Remember which ports you will be using
so that you add the PCs to the correct ports for the vlans.
Add 4 PCs, 2 to each vlan on Switch 1. Be sure to select the DHCP
client option so that they obtain IP addressing details from Router 1.
Check connectivity.
Check Connectivity
Make
sure that all your PCs can connect to each
other.