10-01-2015 03:40 AM - edited 03-05-2019 02:25 AM
We have two 3850-24-T switches stacked. The diagram is attached.
We have several vlans 20,30,70,100.
VLAN 20: WAN 10.141.0.1 Service providers IP
VLAN 30: ADSL (Internet) 192.168.0.1 ISP router IP
VLAN 100: User VLAN, SVI IP: 10.141.2.1 ( in other words interface VLAN 100 IP )
we also have a 2960 as distribution layer switch, connected with etherchannel
then another 2960 as a access layer switch, connected with etherchannel.
from switch console, we can ping Internet and hosts in the WAN. we can ping everything
when we connect to vlan 100 with a user pc, we can only ping within the 3850...no internet no wan...but from switch console we can ping
when I connect the pc to vlan 30 ( same network as internet segment ) it pings internet but not the internal networks
My etherchannels are working.- any suggestions?
10-01-2015 03:53 AM
all your svis break out on the 3850 yes , vlan 100 is up/up no access-lists applied to it same general config as other vlans that are working?, are you getting the correct dhcp gateway for vlan 100 when the pcs connected to it
10-01-2015 04:00 AM
yes..all interfaces UP /UP..no accesslists anywhere..plain vanilla config
we did not suspect anything cuz from switch console we were able to ping every possible point
until we l=plugged in the pc...the PC pings all interfaces..even the interface that connects directl to ISP s router
10-01-2015 05:06 AM
Check all your routing tables.
So -
1) does the ADSL device have a route for vlan 100
2) does the CORP WAN know about vlan 100 ie. how are you advertising vlan 100 IP subnet across the WAN.
The reason everything pings from the switch is because it is using the connected SVIs as the source IPs when you ping.
Try an extended ping from the switch using vlan 100 SVI as the source and if it doesn't work then routing tables are the issue.
Jon
10-01-2015 05:18 AM
ADSL does not have a route for vlan 100? it is a standard ISP device
10-01-2015 05:19 AM
Then how is it meant to route traffic back to that IP subnet ?
Jon
10-01-2015 05:45 AM
I guess the only way is to add routes to the ADSL? ...!!
10-01-2015 05:59 AM
Yes and you also need to make sure the ADSL router is doing NAT for the vlan 100 IPs and any other IP subnets.
It may or may not allow you to do this.
Jon
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