DHCP failed, APIPA is being used

[Joel DJ]

I'm doing this Packet tracer Project where I'm required to design and implement the Vic Modern Hotel network. The hotel has three floors; on the first floor, there are three departments (Reception, store, and Logistics), on the second floor there are three departments (Finance, HR, and Sales/Marketing), while the third floor hosts the IT and Admin. Therefore, the following are part of the considerations during the design and implementation;

• There should be three routers connecting each floor (all placed in the server room in the IT department).
• All routers should be connected to each other using serial DCE cables.
• The network between the routers should be 10.10.10.0/30,10.10.10.4/30 and 10.10.10.8/30.
• Each floor is expected to have one switch (placed on the respective floor).
• Each floor is expected to have WIFI networks connected to laptops and phones.
• Each department is expected to have a printer.
• Each department is expected to be in a different VLAN with the following details;
  1st Floor;
  - Reception- VLAN 80, Network of 192.168.8.0/24
  - Store- VLAN 70, Network of 192.168.7.0/24
  - Logistics- VLAN 60, Network of 192.168.6.0/24
  2nd Floor;
  - Finance- VLAN 50, Network of 192.168.5.0/24
  - HR- VLAN 40, Network of 192.168.4.0/24
  - Sales- VLAN 30, Network of 192.168.3.0/24
  3rd Floor;
  - Admin- VLAN 20, Network of 192.168.2.0/24
  - IT- VLAN 10, Network of 192.168.1.0/24

• Use OSPF as the routing protocol to advertise routes.
• All devices in the network are expected to obtain an IP address dynamically with their respective router configured as the DHCP server.
• All the devices in the network are expected to communicate with each other.
• Configure SSH in all the routers for remote login.
• In the IT department, add a PC called Test-PC to port fa0/1 and use it to test remote login.
• Configure port security to IT-dept switch to allow only Test-PC to access port fa0/1 (use sticky method to obtain mac-address with violation mode of shutdown.)

I'm getting a DHCP failed error on the second floor. 

Here is my pkt file

Packet File 

[NetworkDave]

@Joel DJ,

1st Floor DHCP is working and 3rd Floor DHCP is not configured.

2nd Floor DHCP isn't working. F2-Router sub-interfaces have incorrect IP addresses.
G0/0.30 - 192.68.3.1 change to 192.168.3.1
G0/0.40 - 192.68.4.1 change to 192.168.4.1
G0/0.50 - 192.68.5.1 change to 192.168.5.1

HTH
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[Georg Pauwen]

Hello,

since I have been working on your file, I might as well post it. In addition to the wrong subinterface IP addresses, it is also good practice to configure the access ports on the switches with 'spanning-tree portfast', as otherwise the DHCP might time out. Also, the links between the routers and the switches should preferably use the Gigabit interfaces, as that increases the speed.

I also added the subinterfaces for Floor 3...attached the revised file.