Hi all,
I am working on a lab that requires me to set up a complex network and I am having connectivity issues.
For more context, the network requires me to use 4 layer 3 switches and 2 4321 cisco routers. I was given the private network 10.35.4.0/22 and have split it into 5 sub-networks, with subnet 1's network address starting with 10.35.4.128/25 and continuing on until subnet 5's network address, which starts with 10.35.6.128/25.
Additionally, I had to create 3 VLAN's and assign 2 computers to each vlan. Moreover, a separate VLAN called "Management" is assigned ports 1-9, whereas the other 3 VLAN's are randomly assigned ports 10-24.
I must also set up DHCP on the end devices with the router being the DHCP server, enable port security, configure dynamic NAT, etherchannels between the switches, and use OSPF and STP.
Lastly, I was given a server as well as an IP address to connect to it via a router with the following information to help me connect to the internet:
Router IP Add to server: 172.16.161.10;
Server Ip config: Default-Gate: 172.16.160.1; Subnet: /20; DNS: 172.16.160.102.
With these requirements in mind, I believe I have the majority of the commands implemented into my network. However, I am still having connectivity issues and I am not sure what to do next. My end goal is to be able to ping from any end device to any other device within the network, as well as access the internet from any end device. Additionally, I have attached both a word document of my running configurations, as well as a screenshot of my packet tracer to help visualize my entire network. Lastly, I am unable to add my packet tracer as the file does not seem supported but if there is a way I am willing to add it for clarity.
