04-30-2019 01:50 PM - edited 05-01-2019 12:26 PM
hello im trying to simulate the network of my project :
attached image has the structure
i need to distribute vlans from layer3 switch ( vtp server ) to other switch ( i want to run them as client to layer3 switch) to make the device get ip from dhcp server markable as yellow in the picture
router are connected with ospf
no ip route used
layer 3 connection with router is trunk
do i need to define the vlans over every router? to make them working with other switch after the 2 router ?
or anything simple ?
sorry for my English
if you cannot understand me i will put more information
edit : i have attached file with pkt and configuration
04-30-2019 02:19 PM
Hello,
your project looks like a Packet Tracer project. Post the zipped .pkt file here.
Your drawing does not show any VLANs. Indicate which VLANs/subnets you want to be reachable from where.
04-30-2019 03:50 PM
hello again
zip file of pkt attached with txt contains configuration command used and vlans
what i want to make is to make switchs after r2 r3 r4 r5 r6 able to get vlan from main switch L3 to make them later client and to change there clients ip as the ip's of the devices attached directly to the L3
(its a project about a company with sub branch i want to make the sub branch appear as they are in the same network )
04-30-2019 03:55 PM
Hi @ag6ag ,
As mentioned by @Georg Pauwen , it would help a lot to be able to review your current configurations.
For the meantime, I tell you that VTP is a layer 2 protocol, so VTP packets do not go through the routers.
Also, the vlan do not pass through the routers, so only the router that has several connected vlan must perform the router-on-a-stick method.
This method should also be used on the routers that have a vlan connected that is different to vlan 1.
Regards
05-01-2019 10:09 AM
already replied to him with attached zip contain configuration and pkt file
thank you
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