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DHCP - VLAN Jumping

bolds04
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Looking for some help on an issue I've been having lately.  Issue is we recently changed networks and since some of our remote sites are now getting DHCP addresses from our VLAN 1 IP Block.

 

Topology is as follows:

 

DHCP Server --> port 1/3 Cisco 6509  --> WAN 4/48 Trunk port (Ethernet Fiber connection) --> Port 2 Overture 65 --> Port 3 Goes to RAD unit by Earthlink  

 

The RAD Unit has Fiber coming out the back going to the carrier.  So in this we have an Overture 65 that is passing all the VLANs - C-Tags to the RAD who put a S-Tag on it and sends the packets out to the carrier. 

 

On the remote site side of the connection we have an Overture 65 handing off Ethernet to our Cisco 1800s and 1900 routers to FA0/1.  The FA0/1 is set as a sub-interface matching a /30 back to the 6509 at our host location.

 

6509 

VLAN 1 

IP Address 192,168.1.0 /24

 

VLAN 203 (Remote #1)

IP Address 172.31.255.1 /30

 

VLAN 204 (Remote #2)

IP Address 172.31.255.5 /30

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Remote Office #1

FA0/1.203

IP Address 172.31.255.2 /30

Encap dot1q 203

 

FA0/0.1

IP Address 192.168.108.1 /24

encap dot1q 1

ip helper-address 192.168.1.13

 

My boxes are getting 192.168.1.x addresses instead of the 108 network.  Anyone experienced the same thing?  What was the fix?  I have a couple of ideas but wanted to ask the group here.  Any suggestions are welcome.  Thanks, B

 

 

 

 

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LUKASZ KITA
Level 1
Level 1

Hello

I see one problem

there is sub interface 0/0.1

with encapsulation dot1q 1 and it means that 1 is the vlan number. 

So vlan 1 IP address should be 192.168.108.0 instead of 192.168.1.0

when you change it, should work

 

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