08-12-2021 01:22 PM
Hi all! I hope this isn't a stupid question. Here goes:
I created a "management" interface vlan on 9300 switch, gave it an IP address and assigned a gateway
That vlan is temporarily assigned to port gi1/0/48
gi1/0/48 is switchport trunk allowed vlan all
I can ping this and connect via telnet. Cool.
On gi1/0/1 I added a new vlan 20 which is named First floor
On that port I plugged a PC which should have grabbed DHCP since vlan 20 goes to a backed DHCP server
The port is up but I'm not getting a DHCP address.
Am I supposed to create a interface vlan called vlan 20 and give an IP in order for the PC to reach the DHCP server?
I appreciate any help you guys can give, I passed my CCNA last year but since then have had little exposure to Cisco since my job uses Extreme. We are starting to now bring Cisco into our environment. Finally!
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08-13-2021 07:54 AM
Update!
I actually am able to get DHCP address and ping out. My mistake was trying to ping from my workstation to that PC and not realizing the firewall on the PC was turned on and blocking pings.
My apologies for not catching this sooner!
08-12-2021 01:46 PM
Depends on where the DHCP is Located, From Switch are you able to ping DHCP IP address ?
I created a "management" interface vlan on 9300 switch, gave it an IP address and assigned a gateway
what IP address configured here - is the switch is acting Layer 2 or Layer 3 ? suggest to post-show run from the switch.
08-13-2021 05:16 AM
Hello!
Management vlan has IP 192.168.1.1 /24 this is what we use to telnet into switches and configure/manage
First Floor vlan has IP 192.168.100.1 /24
Yes, I am able to ping the DHCP server which is on another vlan called....Servers. 192.168.20.1/23
Switch will strictly run as Layer 2
08-13-2021 05:37 AM
First Floor vlan has IP 192.168.100.1 /24
where is this Layer 3 SVI configured ? high level you need ip helper configured with DHCP Server address.
For better understanding post show run will help to identify the issue.
08-13-2021 07:54 AM
Update!
I actually am able to get DHCP address and ping out. My mistake was trying to ping from my workstation to that PC and not realizing the firewall on the PC was turned on and blocking pings.
My apologies for not catching this sooner!
08-13-2021 09:15 AM
So all good and working, mark as resolved if so.
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