05-14-2006 07:24 AM - edited 03-03-2019 03:12 AM
Hi!
I got a vlan that was configured on the physical interface previously, and now i'm trying to clear all the config from the physical interface, and move that .9 vlan to int fa0/0.1 and encap it with dot1q. The problem is that after doing this, the .9 vlan is not able to ping any other vlan. The hosts in that vlan can only ping themself. They are not able to ping even their gateway 10.71.9.254(which is the ip/gateway for that fa0/0.1 subinterface).
btw i'm using cisco 2912 router.
Any idea how can i troubleshoot this?
Thks!.
05-15-2006 10:50 PM
Hi! Actually, what's the purpose of using native vlan? Any benefit of using it?
Thks!
05-17-2006 04:31 AM
Hi!
Can i just delete the .9 vlan and recreate it using other vlan id? eg. instead of using 100, i'll try to use 111. Then i won't be affected by the native vlan anymore. Is my idea right?
05-15-2006 10:47 PM
Hi!
I've just checked, the native vlan is 1 and it's used by the .8 vlan.
The vlan id used for office vlan is 100 in all the switches.
what i need to do is clear the config on the physical interface and configure the fa0/0.1 as below:
interface FastEthernet0/0.1
description office VLAN
encapsulation dot1Q 100
ip address 10.90.9.254 255.255.255.0
no cdp enable
On the switch's port that's connected to the router, i will need to key in "switchport trunk native vlan 100" and for the .8 vlan assign another vlan id for it.
Am i right?
Will there be any problem to reconfigure the .8 to another subinterface? i meant any effect on the existing subnet/network? (since it's untagged using vlan 1 previously)The .8 network is actually the ip for some of the switches and routers
Here's the config of the connected switch:
set vlan 100 3/1-25,3/27-35,3/37-39,3/41,3/43
set trunk 3/10 nonegotiate dot1q 1-1005
set spantree portfast 3/1-9,3/11-35,3/37-48 enable
what's the set command for "switchport trunk native vlan 100" ?
Thks!
05-17-2006 04:33 AM
Hi!
Can i just delete the .9 vlan and recreate it using other vlan id? eg. instead of using 100, i'll try to use 111. Then i won't be affected by the native vlan anymore. Is my idea right?
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