Hi Guru Prasad,

Thanks for your well your explain.

So The router become as a Gateway am i right? still now the setup has been planned now I have to implement.

For redundant purpose which protocol is the best one? if one can u provide the steps to configure.

Thanks in advance,

Naidu.

HI Naidu,

Yes.

INFO:If you are going to have VLAN Setup in your environment then VLAN Router IP will be the Gateway IP Address of the Clients. (Since you have only L2 Switches this may not be required for you neverthless as Tech Info).

For redundancy you can use Floating Static Routes. Primary Static Route as default to Primary link and Secondary (redundancy) static route to Backup Link with AD as 200.

Else, you would like to use only protocols for redundancy then EIGRP, OSPF, etc., Refer link below for study documents:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk365/tsd_technology_support_protocol_home.html

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Guru Prasad R

Hi Guru,

Your info. so helpfull to me.

Ya I have to create 3 vlan's in each location for that I have to create 3 sub-int in router f0/0 am right? now which vlan IP become the Gateway can u give clear info.

More Regards,

Naidu.

HI Naidu,

Consider as below for subnet details:

VLAN 1: 10.1.0.0

VLAN 2: 10.2.0.0

VLAN 3: 10.3.0.0

For each VLAN you will have a Router IP.

VLAN 1 Router IP (eg:10.1.0.1)

-->as Gateway for clients in vlan1

VLAN 2 Router IP (eg: 10.2.0.1)

-->as Gateway for clients in vlan2

VLAN 3 Router IP (eg: 10.3.0.1)

-->as Gateway for clients in vlan3

INFO: You don't have to create sub-int in router fa0/0 for each VLAN.

===>Fa Eth 0/0 of Router A in HO can connect to Fa Eth 0/0 of Router B in BO for WAN Connectivity.

Finally, the IP Subnet of entire 10.0.0.0 Subnet Network must be routed over WAN.

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Guru Prasad R

Hi Guru prasad,

How we can create without create sub-int in router. As i know that sub-int id only will be vlan id r is there any other things.

regards,

naidu.