06-01-2003 11:30 PM - edited 03-02-2019 07:47 AM
Good Day!
i am now trying to configure 2 more switches having this topology:
2 - 6509 (1 and 2)
2 - 3548 (3 and 4)
2 - 2950-24 (5 and 6)
1-->2-->3-->4-->5-->6-->3 and 1-->4
1-->2 trunk
2-->3 trunk
3-->4 gigastack (trunk)
4-->5 vlan 4
5-->6 FE trunk
3-->6 vlan 4
1-->4 trunk
native VLAN: 1
Problem: cannot ping interface vlan from laptop connected to 6.
Comments highly appreciated.
thanks.
cheers,
-ian
06-02-2003 07:04 AM
Hello Ian,
It looks as though on switches 4, 5 and 6 only vlan 4 traffic would have access to the rest of your network. With the trunk between switch 5 and 6, I assume you have other vlans on both switches? Those vlans would not have access to the rest of your network, due to the link between 4 and 5 and the link between 3 and 6 only carry vlan 4.
HTH
06-02-2003 05:09 PM
Ian,
What Murph said.
6509(1)------trunk------6509(2)
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[visualize vertical lines here indicating trunk connections between 6509 above, and 3548 directly below; hard to really draw vertically here]
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3548(4)-----GS-trunk----3548(3)
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[visualize vertical lines here indicating VLAN 4 connections between 3548 above, and 2950-24 below]
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2950-24(5)---FE-trunk---2950-24(6)
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[visualize vertical line here, connecting 2950-24(6) to laptop below]
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laptop
Native VLAN is 1, only matters on VLAN trunk ports.
Assuming that VLAN 4 is the only VLAN on those two links between 3548s and 2950-24s, then those connections are VLAN access links, not VLAN trunk links. (Or, they could be VLAN trunks with all but VLAN 4 pruned off.) I guess you could think of them as "VLAN-4-only" trunks.
But VLAN 1 on the 2950-24s is isolated from VLAN 1 on the 6509s and 3548s. Not sure which interface VLAN you're trying to get through to, but I guess it's on or via the 6509s, they're the only devices capable of routing IP.
You either need to string a separate and parallel VLAN 1 connection next to each of those VLAN-4-only connections; or turn those VLAN 4 lines into VLAN trunks. Then it should work.
Is this the same network we were talking about in previous "STP Problem " post? Looks kinda similar in layout, but the bottom switches are different model...
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