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[RixSnoopy]

 Someone please help me with this Please. I tried configurations and try pinging from one PC to another PC in another vlan but "request timeout". I'm confused what to do firstly.

[David Ruess]

Hello,

Can you provide your configurations or Packet tracer file in .zip format so we can better assist?

In the meantime you can check the following common issues:

-Are all VLANS needed created on all switches and allowed on the necessary trunk links?

-Are IPS and default Gateways correct and in the same subnet? Can each PC ping their own default GW? If not start there.

-How are the 2 separate networks learning about each other? Did you enable routing with static routes or a routing protocol?

Hope that helps

-David

[RixSnoopy]

PCs in their own vlans can ping each other But, eg; from vlan 2 PCs to
other vlan PCs won't ping.

I'm attaching the zip.file.

Thanks for your response.

[David Ruess]

Not sure if you have attached your file but I do not see it. Can the PCs ping their own Default Gateway?

[RixSnoopy]

Yes the PCs in each vlans can ping their own gateway

[elwin-berrar]

You need to enable ip routing on the L3 switch for the SVIs to actually route traffic between VLANs.

See

https://www.ciscopress.com/articles/article.asp?p=3089357&seqNum=6
https://pingmynetwork.com/network/ccna-200-301/intervlan-routing

[RixSnoopy]

You really clarified everything.

Thank You for your help.