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Need help figuring out ping test failure

deshani
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Hi guys. 
I'm currently building a network for my networking assignment. The design is built, ip addresses are configured (except for the wireless devices and connections). but the ping tests keep failing, all packets get lost.
A PCs own ping test passes, but that's all. every other ping fails. i think the problem is in somewhere in the switches, vlans or the routers.

please help, i'm new to this. I have attached the packet tracer file.
thank you.

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@deshani 

 You need to create sub-interface on the router. One sub-interface for each vlan you have on the switch. Each sub-interface will be the gaterway for that vlan.

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Martin L
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"sub-interface on the router.... One sub-interface for each vlan .... on the switch" .plus 1 subnet per 1 vlan is called ROAS or router-on-a-stick if u interested find it here or online. it is a must subject for any exam and in real world. 

Regards, ML
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@deshani 

 You need to create sub-interface on the router. One sub-interface for each vlan you have on the switch. Each sub-interface will be the gaterway for that vlan.

thank you so much, i will try this.

Martin L
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"sub-interface on the router.... One sub-interface for each vlan .... on the switch" .plus 1 subnet per 1 vlan is called ROAS or router-on-a-stick if u interested find it here or online. it is a must subject for any exam and in real world. 

Regards, ML
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thank you so much. how do i create sub interfaces? is there a way doing it from the gui instead of the cli?