06-10-2017 05:48 PM - edited 03-08-2019 10:56 AM
Hi Fellows,
I am working on below topology , can anyone help me out to ping from my PCs (in VLAN 10,and 20) to another switch's Virtual IPs in diff VLAns.
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06-11-2017 01:44 AM
Thank you, I have fixed the priorities on the 4th swiches.
SW1
Priority 125 (active)
SW2
Priority 120 (standby)
SW3
Priority 115 (listen)
SW4
Priority 100 (listen)
For both VLANs, Im going to check the IP plan. I will keep you posted.
:-)
06-11-2017 01:48 AM
Hi
The command:
standby 1 and 2 should be the same on the 4 switches. It represents the virtual IP.
06-11-2017 01:55 AM
Thanks !
I have below IP Plan
Signaling VLAN 106
For servers connectivity: 10.200.44.144/29
For switches internal connectivity: 10.200.44.152/29
IP Breakup for switches internal connectivity:
10.200.44.152 |
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10.200.44.153 |
Virtual IP (Gateway for myswitches) |
|
10.200.44.154 |
Physical IP on telcom Sw1 |
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10.200.44.155 |
Physical IP on telcom Sw2 |
|
10.200.44.156 |
Virtual IP (Gateway for telcom) |
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10.200.44.157 |
Physical IP on myswitches Sw1 |
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10.200.44.158 |
Physical IP on myswitches Sw2 |
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10.200.44.159 |
OAM VLAN 128
For servers connectivity: 10.200.44.224/27
For switches internal connectivity: 10.200.45.0/29
IP Breakup for switches internal connectivity:
10.200.45.0 |
|
|
10.200.45.1 |
Virtual IP (Gateway for myswitches) |
|
10.200.45.2 |
Physical IP on telecom Sw1 |
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10.200.45.3 |
Physical IP on telecom Sw2 |
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10.200.45.4 |
Virtual IP (Gateway for telecom) |
|
10.200.45.5 |
Physical IP on myswitches Sw1 |
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10.200.45.6 |
Physical IP on myswitches Sw2 |
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10.200.45.7 |
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06-11-2017 02:58 AM
Thank you
I found the ip default-gateway is different so you need to align them to be the same on the 4 switches.
Im going to share with you the the fixed config. I would like to recommend use a routing protocol on the 4 layer 3 switches.
06-18-2017 03:35 AM
Hi Julio,
Sorry for late reply...
Thanks a lot for your help. i have configured 3750 switches as per fixed configuration. works well. Thanks !
Thanks everyone else !!!
06-18-2017 06:35 AM
Hi
I'm happy to hear that, it was a pleasure.
Have a great day.
:-)
06-10-2017 11:02 PM
Hi Cofee & Julio,
I have attached Packet tracer files for SW1,SW2,SW3 and SW4 and also below PCs IP settings. i just be able to ping from SW3 to SW1 & SW2 gateways but not able to ping from SW1 to SW3 & SW4 gateways. Also cannot ping from VLAN 10 to SW1, SW2, SW3 and SW4 gateways.
Thanks !
PC1 VLAN 10
IP 10.200.44.147
subnet 255.255.255.248
GW 10.200.44.145
PC2 VLAN 20
IP 10.200.44.227
SM 255.255.255.224
GW 10.200.44.225
06-10-2017 11:11 PM
Thank you very much, could you please share the packet tracer file as well. Im going to verify the shared txt files.
At first sight I have see you are not using priorities to indicate who will be the active HSRP switch (the higher will be selected as active). If you dont configure that it will take the default value (100). If all the HSRP are with 100 it can generate a problem.
06-11-2017 07:41 AM
Why will you create multiple HSRP for the same VLAN????
SW1- VLAN 106- SW2--HSRP IP -10.200.44.156
SW1- VLAN 128 -SW2--HSRP IP- 10.200.45.4
then you are creating HSRP
SW1 - VLAN 106- SW3--HSRP IP - 10.200.44.153
SW1- VLAN 128 -SW2--HSRP IP-10.200.45.1
Why do you need to extend same vlan 106 and vlan 128 towards SW3 and SW4. Does not make sense. Never seen this kind of design. Curious how this will work.
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