Hello,
I'm new to the community and I'm not sure if I'm asking in the right place. I'm also a total amateur but I've almost got the setup I need completed but now I'm stumped. Any help would be great.
I've got a Cisco router and switch. On the router, I have a tunnel out to an IPV6 tunnel broker service (This is working) I've got some bgp going on on my router as well. All of this for my own /32 of IPV6 addresses. I've got a trunked port out of my switch into my router, and a trunked port out of my switch off to a local host for vlan purposes.
I've got sub-interfaces on the router with the proper encapsulation and ID's set. I've got the vlans I need created on the swtich.
Over on my host machine, I try to connect out to the internet via my vlans and have no luck. I can utilize the block of address space I assigned to vlan 1 on the switch. Since vlan 1 is native all of that traffic heads over my hosts main interface. Say eth0. I can setup eth.1 , eth.2, etc and ping the switch address assigned to these vlans, as well as the gateway addresses assigned to the sub-interfaces on the router. But if I try to ping from one of the Vlans to something other than it's own subnet, I get nothing.
I'm not sure If I've explained it well enough...but I've been struggling for awhile and figured I'd ask. In case someone knows what I may be missing.
Thanks in advance!
