Can someone take a quick look if my IP adressing table is right?

[laboon]

For school I have to make a network and I need to write down every IP address in a table. Am not so sure if my access witches belong in vlan1 (server room 1 and 2) in my IP address table.

Can someone tell me if I did it right??

Thank you so much in advance!

[Flavio Miranda]

Hi

 The only thing I did not find is the ISR router. All the rest is ok for me.

[laboon]

Hi

Thank you for replying! So the access witches don't have to have other IPS? And they don't have to be placed in other columns in the IP addressing table? I always had the feeling I had to give the access switches different IPS and place them in the IP addressing table according to which vlans the access switches are connected to.

And oh yes i forgot that one my bad!

Thank you so much for helping!

[Martin L]

"access witches don't have to have other IPS"  not sure what you mean but L2 switches are access switches and they only need 1 IP on interface vlan x which is management vlan for purpose of accessing that switch and configuring. So, no other IPs should be on L2 switch; no rotuing, no routing table; only 1 IP and default gateway for remote access.

Regards, ML
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[laboon]

hi

what i meant by "access switches don't have to have other IPS" is that am not sure if the IPS I gave to the access switches are the correct IP's. But looking at your message i think I did it right. I was just confused if i should put the management IPS for the access switches in the column "VLAN1" or put them in different column.

[Flavio Miranda · Accepted solution]

You did right. For management one IP is enough.

[laboon]

thank you so much for taking the time to look!