VLAN routing (LAB 11‐1) - Dleifnesor/NET-150 GitHub Wiki

Finished lab file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BOYRavfhW2H1Cg9Qc7X7s65v5oLofoZg/view?usp=sharing

To configure VLANs in cisco packet tracer, first open the switch configuration and enter the VLAN number and Name

{91570FA7-DA79-440F-BBE9-9110264C4FE3}

To ensure that each PC assigned to a VLAN can only communicate with others in that VLAN, make sure that the connected port is not the default VLAN ID, for my Packet tracer file I had each PC in Accounting have the VLAN ID of 30

for example, the PC on the 3rd floor is connected to Fa3

{D4E9566F-7CA4-4E4B-906C-0F1748480850} {92043E06-40C0-4321-A606-CD62A9F8EADD}

To make the Traffic for VLAN ID 30 get to other floors, the ports where switches connect to other floors switches must be 'trunk' ports

{C677B7C4-4FDA-4D0C-ACCB-71780E2BB592}

repeat this process of interconnecting ports on switches, making sure to have each port have a VLAN specified.

Router on a stick

a "router on a stick" is a network configuration where a single physical connection between a router and a switch is used to route traffic between multiple VLANs (Virtual Local Area Networks)