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Can't ping on lab with packet tracer

J_Maia
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I was trying to make a lab on packet tracer, I think I did everything right but I can't ping from R1 to R3, and vice versa.

 

Why are the ping commands not working? The packet tracer file it attached to this message.

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Martin L
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vlan id is too large; I don't think PT switches support Vlan above 1005;  You can check with show interface trunk command

 

Regards, ML
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Martin L
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vlan id is too large; I don't think PT switches support Vlan above 1005;  You can check with show interface trunk command

 

Regards, ML
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*facepalm

It's true, 1005 is the limit for vlans, i changed them to values below 1005 and all worked as expected, thank you very much for the help.

Hello,

 

on a side note, it works even with Vlan 2010, if you configure the ports connnecting the switches as access ports in that same Vlan (revised file attached, saved in PT version 8). If you cannot open the file, just configure both both on the switches as below:

 

interface FastEthernet0/1

switchport mode access

switchport access vlan 2010

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