Ron,
I went over the configurations you have provided us with, and I have a couple of questions:
1.) Almost all your ports on the switches are configured as trunks. Are you sure you need something like that? The ports are normally configured as access ports and only those ports which interconnect switches are configured as trunks.
2.) The upper switch you call "2960" is in fact a 3560 series switch, according to the "show cdp neigh" output from the middle switch. Thus there seems to be an inaccuracy in the description of your network.
3.) Further on, you are claiming that on the "2960" (the upper switch), the port Fa0/23 is connected to the Orinoco AP. However, according to the "show cdp nei" output on the "2960", there is yet another 3560 series switch connected to the Fa0/23 of the "2960" with the hostname "Switch". This is yet another inaccuracy. The configuration of that previously undescribed switch must again be thoroughly inspected.
4.) You have described the middle switch as 3750. However, according to the "show cdp neigh" output on the other switches, the middle switch is in fact a 3560. Another inaccuracy?
5.) You have described the bottom switch as another 3750. Yet according to the "show cdp neigh" on the middle switch, it is in fact 3550. Another inaccuracy?
6.) Your exhibit states that the bottom switch uses the Fa0/24 port to connect go the middle switch and its Gi0/2. In reality, according to the "show cdp nei", the bottom switch uses Gi0/1 to connect to the middle switch. The port Fa0/24 is connected somewhere but it does not show up in the CDP neighbor table.
Formally, the configuration seems to be OK but as you can yourself see here, there are so many discrepancies and confusing aspects of your description here that we can't proceed further until and unless it is absolutely clear that we are looking at the correct devices and have an accurate description of the topology.
Best regards,
Peter
